Explore the city and discover true Danish hygge when you are in Copenhagen for the Summit. Below you will find our best kept secrets for where to stay, eat and pamper yourself in the cool Scandinavian capital.
The next edition of the Copenhagen Fashion Summit will take place 15-16 May 2019 at Copenhagen Concert Hall, which has a main stage designed by renowned architect Jean Nouvel.
Travel & accommodation services
May is high season in Copenhagen and there are multiple events happening throughout the month. We therefore highly recommend pre-booking your flight and hotel as soon as possible. Our official travel partner, RASK Travel, is able to assist with all travel queries you may have before, during and after the Summit. You can get in touch with them by contacting [email protected].
Visa information
Do I need a visa?
Please visit the following link for a list of countries whose citizens need a visa to enter Denmark.
How do I apply for a visa?
Please visit the Danish Immigration website for general information about the requirements for applying for a visa and the application process.
When and where do I apply for a visa?
Please be aware that the visa application process can take a considerable amount of time. Be sure to apply for your visa as soon as possible; all necessary application paperwork must be obtained and completed in advance to ensure that you are prepared to submit your application.
Please consult the website of the relevant Danish Embassy for information about how and where to apply for a visa. A list of all Danish Embassies can be found on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.
Copenhagen areas
If you want to explore Copenhagen, make sure to visit one or more of its neighbourhoods:
City Centre (and Christianshavn) is known as the historical heart of Copenhagen with characteristic old houses and charming narrow streets full of life.
Inner Østerbro is the more peaceful, relaxed yet chic area of Copenhagen. Here you will find a pleasant combination of cosy cafés and green areas close to the pulsating city life.
Vesterbro is the urban hip part of Copenhagen that exudes creativity with everything from art studios to cafés and small exceptional shops.
Nørrebro is a prosperous multicultural area, also known as one of the hippest neighbourhoods in Copenhagen.
Frederiksberg C is where you will find a mix of grand old houses, broad beautiful streets with trees and small exclusive shopping streets with carefully selected shops.
Islands Brygge is a unique, central waterfront area with an interesting mix of old and new architecture, still rapidly growing.
Where to eat?
Copenhagen has a wide range of restaurants offering everything you could possibly desire. Among these are a lot of different mostly organic places; coffee shops and cafés, (Michelin) restaurants, food markets and takeaway places, which all serve either an entirely or largely organic menu.
