15 Best Places to Shop in Copenhagen, Denmark

This elegant, austere shop is aglitter with sterling, which is what you'd expect from one of the most recognized names in international silver. Jensen has its own museum next door.

This is one of the most popular design houses for contemporary Danish furniture and interior design pieces. 

The most celebrated, hyped, and beloved fashion brand in Copenhagen might just be Stine Goya, run by a model turned designer. She sells colorful silk dresses, playful suits, and embellished shorts that are relatively affordable, given the hype and the high quality of the clothing. Goya made international headlines when she designed a pink, embellished suit for Michelle Obama in 2019.

The high-tech design and acoustics of Bang & Olufsen products are so renowned that many are in the permanent design collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Built in what was once Copenhagen's old fish market, this popular mall is near the canal, south of Centrum and within walking distance of Dybbølsbro Station and the Marriott Hotel. It includes 100 shops, including chain clothing stores (Mango, H&M) and shoe shops (there's the ubiquitous Ecco) as well as a smattering of jewelry, watch, and stereo retailers. Fast-food outlets abound, and there are 10 cinemas.

This elegent and modern complex at the intersection of Pilestræde, Antonigade, and Kristen Bernikows Gade houses a number of popular Danish designers, including By Marlene Birger and Designers Remix Collection.

Printed dresses, graphic tees, and playful patterns have made this Danish brand rise to megastardom---in Denmark as well as internationally---in no time.

This store carries a wide selection of amber jewelry and other objects celebrating amber.

Not to be confused with Illums Bolighus, this well-stocked department store has a lovely rooftop café and excellent basement grocery shops.

Part gallery and part department store, Illums Bolighus will surround you with cutting-edge Danish and international design—art glass, porcelain, silverware, carpets, and loads of grown-up toys. Staff will help you file your value-added tax refund on site—don't forget to get some documents stamped at customs upon leaving Denmark and mail them back.

At Scandinavia's largest department store, there's also a top-quality basement marketplace.

Visit this brand's store for innovative and playful—and pricey—Danish designs.

The flagship store for Royal Copenhagen beautifully displays its famous porcelain wares and settings fit for royals. The shop also has a museum on the second floor, where you can see the painters in action.

Visiting this furniture shop feels more like stopping by the home of your most stylish friend, as it’s decorated as an apartment where everything is for sale. The design gallery is located in a beautiful apartment on Christianshavn, and there’s a focus on vintage design from the 1920s to the 1970s as well as on contemporary designers.

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This contemporary fashion brand from Copenhagen mixes high-end fashion with street- and sportswear. It collaborates with brands such as Nike, Lego, and Adidas.