Copenhagen according to Lieke

She's really little and not that impressive at all. Only go here if you want to check it off your list. If you don't care about that, skip it unless you have enough time anyway.

Hipster bar which is very unpretentious. This whole area (meat market in Vesterbro) is actually quite the hipster hang out. Also check out Karriere Bar next to it, nice for dancing.

If something is written about Copenhagen 9/10 times they'll post a picture of Nyhavn. Don't go into one of the bars/restaurants but just buy your own beer and sit outside like real CPH people do.

Go here at night so you'll have a nice view on the new Opera House on the other side of the water.

The church itself is nice, but it's the view when you go up that makes it cool. Check before when it's open though.

Love this modern library that is attached to the old library. Make sure you check out both! Also, a great secret reading spot is the little park behind the old library!

Cocktails the way they are meant to. Expensive but worth it. Make sure you look classy, lots of nice people hanging out here (also loads of managing consultants etc.). No sign outside but you can recognise it because of the nicely dressed bouncer outside. Check out the terrace or the basement.

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Another church, mostly nice because of the view. Quite scary because the stairs are outside :)

The hippie village where you can smoke sort of legally. NIce to visit when it's sunny and hang out on the terrace or at the water (walk through the area a bit). Nothing what it used to be anymore though.

Nicest park but that's because I lived next to it :) Topless sunbathing is normal.

Georg Jensen (jewellery and household stuff) and Royal Copenhagen (porcelain) are two huge names in DK. It's expensive but this outlet have plenty and there are some good deals.

My old school, just walk in and see how awesome this school is compared o most Dutch ones. Architecture is awesome.

Little landmark, comparable to Dam Square but different.The shopping street Stroget starts/ends here.