Din Nye Ven is directly translated Your New Friend. And this place is. The place is decorated in a very retro style with different chairs and camping tables which gives the place it’s quirky charm. - spottedbylocals.com

61 rooms, 21 artist, 1,000 ideas. Each room is an individual piece of art. From wacky comical styles to strict graphic design. From fantastic street art and Japanese Manga to simply spaced out fantasies. You will find flowers, fairytales, friendly monsters, dreaming creatures, secrets vaults and…

A laundromat (with beautiful red fronted machines), a secondhand bookstore and a bloody good breakfast. What more do you need?

A 300-year old tradition got a makeover at the Café Royal in Copenhagen. The Danish smørrebrød was invented in Denmark when poor people could not afford two pieces of bread. Later, as people get more money the smørrebrød became more complex. It is a popular lunch dish. Do not be surprised of you do not see the bread anymore on the traditional smørrebrød. - athome.kimvallee.com and pictures

You'll find one of Copenhagen's larger bookstores located opposite the University Library. Inside they offer a wide range of new and secondhand books, but the best part is the slightly retro looking cafe in the ground floor. Surrounded by bookshelves stuff with odd finds it's the perfect place to spend an afternoon. (pic)