Where to eat, shop and cycle like a local in Copenhagen
Best friends Mathilde, Linnea and Maria are quintessential 'Copenhagen girlies'. As content creators, they share a love of Scandi style, Danish design and delicious food with their followers. In this episode of Detour, the girls take us on a bike tour around the city centre. From luxury vintage fashion to antique homeware, and the legendary breakfast 'BMO' to trendy small plates and natural wines, this is one of the world's coolest cities.
In each episode of this series, local creatives take us to visit the hidden gems of their city, from the best places to eat and shop to where to go after dark.
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The Herald Scotland
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