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Christiania smedie.: The place to buy a bicycle that has style.

In Christiania you have a bike shop that has a lot of very funky bikes.
Many of them origin from the Christiania themselves and some others are imported funky bikes from around the world.
If you ever dreamed of owning a bike that will make you stick out from the crowd then this s the place to go bike shopping.

What to buy: Funky bicycles.

What to pay: Most bikes are not cheap, but they are mostly unique and they are build by hand.

Directions: Inside Christiania, one block away from Pusherstreet.

Theme: Sporting Goods

Website: http://www.christianiabikes.com/

Outdoor equipment

If you are looking to buy outdoor gear like a backpack, camping gear, etc then you should pop by a street called Frederiksborggade.
All the main outdoor chains have outlets there and it's right in the center of town by Nørreport station.
Personally i like the shop called "Friluftsland, but since the shops are next to eachother it's always worth to do a little window shopping to see if there is a good offer.

What to buy: Outdoor equipment.

Address: Frederiksborgade

Directions: right next to nørreport train station.

Theme: Other

Website: http://www.friluftsland.dk

Torvehallerne.: The new place in Copenhagen to shop and eat.

Torvehallerne is two buildings that has been erected in the center of Copenhagen on Istaels Plads where they in the old days had little stalls selling fruit and vegetables.
The buildings are housing a mixture of gourmet food shops and cafes and is one of the new trendy places to hang out for food at the moment.
This is a place where you have to be ready to pay extra for a mixture of good quality and for being in a new hip place.
Personally i rarely go there as i think it's a little hyped and i also think that once the hype is over the place will face financial problems and not live very long, but there are certainly many people right now who like the place and so may you.

What to buy: Food and drink.

Address: Israels Plads.

Directions: Right next to Nørreport station.

Theme: Food and Drink

Website: http://torvehallernekbh.dk/

Netto,Fakta,Aldi.: Cheap supermarkets Supermarkets Review

danish supermarkets can be suprisingly cheap, when compared to the prices you normally find here.
Supermarket chains like Netto,Fakta,Aldi etc can save you a lot of money when buying food and drinks.
Prices can seem high in Denmark at first, but this is mainly when you are getting things served by a waiter,so if you head to the supermarket for a bit of food then you can save a lot of money compared to buying it at a restaurant.

What to buy: Food and drink.

Directions: All over the country.

Theme: Discount Store

fleamarket.: weekly fleamarket

there is a weekely flea market (on saturday) on Israels square (Israels plads in danish) where you can find a mix between antiques and the usual fleamarket junk.
in my opinion it´s one of the best flea markets in town with a few interesting stands there.
it starts early in the morning and goes on untill mid afternoon.

What to buy: anything from old paintings to worn out boots.

What to pay: that is a matter of your haggeling skills.

Address: israels plads.

Directions: next to nørreport station.

Theme: Antiques