BrunchGuideCPH

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Notes on Copenhagen café culture

Short reads for the traveler who wants context with the coffee.

Outdoors

Copenhagen's parks and gardens, and where to eat first

The city's gardens are small, central and mostly free to walk into. Here is how to pair each one with breakfast or coffee nearby.

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On the harbour

A day on the water in Copenhagen

Some of the city's best sights sit on the far side of the harbour, and almost none of the cafés do. Here is the order to do it in.

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Wet weather

What to do in Copenhagen when it rains

Rain is not a lost day here, but it does change the order you do things in. Here is how to build a morning around a long breakfast and the sights that stay dry.

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The northern harbour

Where to eat breakfast near the Little Mermaid

The statue rewards an early arrival. The cafés that make that possible are inland from it, in Østerbro and the new harbour district behind it.

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A morning in the old town

Coffee near the Round Tower

The Round Tower sits in the oldest, best-caffeinated corner of central Copenhagen. Here is how to build a morning around it.

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Before the gates

Where to eat breakfast before Tivoli

Tivoli is the easiest attraction in Copenhagen to reach and one of the hardest to eat well beside. Here is where to have breakfast first.

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Itinerary

Two days in Copenhagen: a weekend food itinerary

How to plan two mornings around breakfast, brunch and coffee without crossing the city twice.

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Editorial

How Copenhagen does brunch

A short note on plates, timing and why nobody is in a hurry.

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