The street food markets in Copenhagen attract locals and tourists alike, with amazing selections of craft beers, cocktails, desserts, and unlimited food options. These culinary playgrounds have been created to serve as a space for creativity and innovation. One of the most famous of these food markets is the “Reffen,” where food entrepreneurs have the opportunity to present their culinary arts at a local level, but in quite an international scene.
Before or after visiting Copenhagen’s famous street food markets, there are other important places that one cannot miss. The Danish Jewish Museum, the Copenhagen Opera House, and the Tycho Brahe Planetarium are just a few. These places are regarded as part of the capital’s most iconic points.
Copenhagen is considered a truly green city, implementing sustainable solutions to match Denmark’s high quality of life. From eating organic to staying in sustainable hotels, its citizens are considered climate-friendly, and in 2014, Copenhagen was named Europe’s Green Capital. – GM