The most important shopping street in the city is Strøget: shopping reviews of Copenhagen start there. It has a huge number of foreign and local stores, as well as two large department stores.
Copenhagen's shopping centers are clustered in clusters, which is very convenient, but it's advisable to go shopping knowing what kind of outlets you're looking for, rather than just randomly.
If your shopping tour of Copenhagen includes a visit to antique stores, head to Bredgade Street. Fashion and designer stores are particularly dense in the Kongens Nytorv neighborhood and on Kronprinsensgade. And reviews of shopping in Copenhagen from people interested in jewelry point to Læderstræde.
If you're not just interested in Copenhagen's major shopping centers, but also in offbeat, ethnic, and underground products, you'll be pleased with the stores on Larsbjørnsstræde, near the city's university. Also close to the local alma mater, on Fiolstræde, are booksellers, bookstores, and cafes.
Lovers of small boutiques with exclusive items should visit Østerbro and Istegade. And if you want to go home with a piece of royal china, the Frederiksberg district awaits.
And be sure to visit the Copenhagen Outlets: Acne Archive, where you can find dresses, jeans, tops, T-shirts, and shoes from last season, Langelinie Outlet (a huge selection of Levis and Dockers, 50% off and more), Royal Copenhagen Factory Outlet, where you can buy handmade porcelain at very attractive prices.
