Bar Rouge is always the perfect backdrop to end a day or begin the night. Bar of the funky five-star Sankt Petri Hotel in the heart of Copenhagen. Red walls decorated with black and white shots of jazz and blues musicians warm a refined, minimalist-designed lounge.
Copenhagen’s harbour is in the midst of a transformation from an industrial port and traffic junction to being the cultural and social centre of the city. The Harbour Bath has been instrumental in this evolution. It extends the adjacent park over the water by incorporating the practical needs and demands for accessibility, safety and programmatic flexibility.
It’s nice to know that in a city of such serious design attitude, certain architects still have a sense of humor. Formed in the shape of a beer bottle, measuring 26 meters tall, Turborg Bottle is an observation tower which originally housed Denmark’s first-ever elevator and was built for the Nordic Industry Exhibition in 1888 as a symbol of technological advancement.
The aquarium exhibits more than 300 species from all over the world. The exhibition consists of more than 70 aquariums, the largest containing more than 85.000 litres of water.
Fælledparken is a large, popular park in the center of Copenhagen.
An oasis in the summertime, the park’s huge lawns play host to many concerts, picnics and leisure activities.
Once upon a time Nimb was the jewel in the crown amongst Tivoli's restaurants. Following a major refurbishment it re-opened in the shape of a Gastronomic palace of unprecedented dimensions on 1 May 2008. For the first time in history there is a hotel within the heart of Tivoli gardens.
Arndal’s wellness facilities offer everything you expect from a modern spa based on ancient health principles: Jacuzzi, Sauna, Steam bath and a Pool. All surrounded by soft pillows for your relaxation.
Housed in an elegant townhouse near one of Copenhagen’s three pituresque city lakes, this day spa embodies what the Danes do best: minimalist interiors which also manage to feel homely.
Hotel Twentyseven is much more than just a hotel. It is a place to be pampered, challenged and a place to explore. Life can be enjoyed in many ways: At Hotel Twentyseven we are convinced that feeling alive and tasting a new city is the spice of life.
Hotel Alexandra represents the best of Danish hotel tradition. These traditions were created during the more than 100 years that the hotel has been established in this historical building located in the heart of Copenhagen. Originally, this classical building supposed to be built as fashionable apartments.