Strøget shopping street is the largest shopping area in Copenhagen. It is located in the center of the city. This shopping street runs from City Hall Square to Kongens Nytrov.
Opening Hours (Shops):
Monday - Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Sunday 12:00 - 16:00
In 2017 the shops will be closed:
1 January (New Year's Day)
13 April (Maundy Thursday)
14 April (Good Friday)
16 April (Easter Sunday)
17 April (Easter Monday)
12 May (General Prayer Day)
25 May (Ascension Day)
4 June (Whit Sunday)
5 June (Whit Monday & Constitution Day)
24 December (Christmas Eve)
25 December (Christmas Day)
26 December (Boxing Day)
I went Strøget Shopping Street twice because the first time was rainy day and it was cold (5 degree celcius). The shops on this street sells clothes, accessories, souvenirs, food, drinks, toys and etc.
Strøget Shopping Street is orange line on the below map. You can start walking from Central Station or Kongens Nytrov Station.
The fountain on Strøget Shopping Street. It is not far from Christiansborg Palace and boat tour departure point (Gammel Strand). When you finish canal tour, then you can walk 200 m. to this shopping street. You can also find some local food, snack, brand name products.
There are many brand name shops along this road.
Stormtroopers from Star Wars stand in front of Disney Shops.
Lego is toys that manufactured by Lego Group which is a company based in Denmark.
You can also find some souvenirs too. The price of each shop are differ. I bought souvenirs from this shop. I think goods are reasonable price comparing with other shops. I bought keyrings. Popular souvenirs are Little mermaid statue, Royal guard.
Walk until end of Strøget Shopping Street, you can see Copenhagen City Hall.
Keep going and you will see National Museum of Denmark (Nationalmuseet). It is Denmark's largest museum of cultural history.
Before visiting the exhibition, the visitors must leave your luggage, hand carry bag in a locker (near the entrance gate).
Admission Fee
Copenhagen Card - Free
Adult 75 DKK
Child 0-17 - Free
Opening Hours:
Tuesday - Sunday 10-17 (Closed on Mondays)
(The Children's Museum 10 - 16.30)
Closed on the following days:
December 24
December 25
December 31
In fact, visiting National Museum of Denmark was not in my itinerary but I purchased a Copenhagen card so it's free admission. The location is not far from Copenhagen City Hall and shopping street. When I entered to the museum, I think it's over my expectation, worth to visit here but I had less time. The exhibition was great and interesting. You can explore the history and enjoy the display. These below photo are only some of my taken photo.
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