Editor's Choice - Our recommendations for CPH

Written by Emil Kristensen

Halloween is over, the leaves are almost completely off of the trees and the Christmas spirit is starting to spread in Copenhagen, on the radio and on the supermarket shelves. In this edition of Unfolded, we'll dwell on both the final stage of autumn and slowly look forward to Christmas confectionery and Santa hats. 

Written by Andrea Lundgaard

Autumn is a season that calls for both cool indoor and outdoor experiences, which Copenhagen is full of all year round, but extra cosy when the weather gets a little cooler. I want to take long walks in nature, look for cosy bars and restaurants, and step up my cultural activity level.

Written by Christina Daubjerg Newman

As someone who has previously lived in both Sydney and London, Copenhagen can easily feel very small. However, my sense of direction can still fail me - and thankfully so! This means I'm constantly finding new things and in this edition of Unfolded, I want to take you on a tour de whoops and share some of the gems I've accidentally discovered.

Written by Kasper Syhler 

There's still plenty of sunshine to soak up (with the right amount of sunscreen, of course), and this time we're taking advantage of the good weather to take a trip to the eastern parts of Copenhagen, namely Tårnby and Dragør.

Written by Andrea Lundgaard

July equals holiday for a lot of people. Therefore, I have chosen activities and experiences that enhances that buzzing summer vacation feeling. We are going to go thrift shopping, eat good food, spend time by the water and enjoy the long bright nights.

Written by Emil Kristensen

This is my guide to getting the most out of a (hopefully) hot June. So pack your sunscreen, strap on your sandals, cross your fingers for good weather, and let’s roll! 

Written by Christina Daubjerg Newman

So this is my May. I’m going on a pawternity leave (get it? PAWternity!🐾) and having fun with my new miniature dachshund Lars in Copenhagen on a budget, and you can follow my lead by keeping on reading. 

Written by Kasper Syhler

It's time to put away the winter jacket and grab our sunglasses out of the drawer. It's spring, and we're off to take it all in, go for a walk around the harbour and, of course, get something delicious to eat.

Written by Julie Horn

I've already seen the first snowdrops and erantis sprouting up, covering the parks in the most beautiful, colourful carpet of flowers. Here are my suggestions on how I welcome the early spring. And of course, an overview of other exciting things happening in March!

Written by Christina Daubjerg Newman

February is cold and dark. But it's actually just the perfect excuse to seek out the light, cosiness and fastelavnsboller. Here are my suggestions for what I'm doing in February and what I'd like to recommend to you too.