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Anders Arhoj: Democratization of Design Copenhagen Anders Arhoj: Democratization of Design Anders Arhoj is a ceramist, children’s book illustrator, and the founder of Studio Arhoj, a small 7 10 independent design studio. 15 Jul 2018 11 16 9 Anders Arhoj 1 jauntful.com/AndersArhoj 3 4 12 2 8 5 13 6 14 ©OpenStreetMap contributors, ©Mapbox, ©Foursquare Botanisk Have (Botanical Garde... 1 Summerbird Chocolaterie 2 Meyers Bageri 3 Nationalmuseet 4 Botanical Garden Candy Store Bakery History Museum The garden houses the country’s largest Savor a sweet cream ball at this You haven’t had the country’s best This is home to Denmark’s largest collection of living plants, which can be chocolate shop. Licorice and marzipan are cinnamon roll until you’ve visited this museum of cultural heritage where you viewed indoors and outside depending popular year-round, and raspberries are bakery. Grab a few and head to the can learn more about the Dane’s Viking on the year. Don’t miss the greenhouses. available in the summer. Coffee Collective across the street and heritage. enjoy. Øster Farimagsgade 2B, København Kronprinsensgade 11, København Store Kongensgade 46, København K Frederiksholms Kanal 12, København K +45 35 32 22 22 botanik.snm.ku.dk +45 33 93 80 40 summerbird.dk clausmeyer.dk/da/meyers_bageri.html +45 33 13 44 11 natmus.dk Restaurant Kronborg 5 The Studio Arhoj Design Store 6 Rosenborg Slot 7 Bowl Market 8 Scandinavian Gift Shop Palace Breakfast Enjoy a traditional Danish lunch here This small studio is run by Arhoj in an old This tiny castle is located in the middle Start the morning off with espresso or featuring open sandwiches and three- envelope factory. You can observe the of the city surrounded by beautiful tea and a superfood acai bowl. Gluten- serving platters. Order the pickled hand thrown and hand cast ceramics gardens. Purchase the “café ticket” for free porridge bowls with lemon and herring and don’t leave without a shot of being made and pick up a few to take admission plus coffee and cake of the blueberries will also kickstart the day. snaps. home. day. Gasværksvej 3 +45 24 82 60 90 Brolæggerstræde 12 Kigkurren 8M, st., Copenhagen S Øster Voldgade 4A, København facebook.com/bowlmarketcopenhagen/photos/a.17729858929158 +45 33 13 07 08 restaurantkronborg.dk +45 29 89 58 00 arhoj.com +45 33 15 32 86 dkks.dk 93.1073741827.1744984405716042/1774207076127108/?type=3&thea Mads Nørgaard Strøget 9 Langelinie 10 Torvehallerne 11 Boutique Taeko 12 Apparel Harbor / Marina Food Court Gift Shop Though trends change, this shop Escape the hustle of the city and head This food market is where In search of a unique gift? This shop is specializes in classic fashion and for a walk along the riverfront from Copenhageners come for fresh food, filled with colorful Japanese ceramics accessories for men, women, and Nyhavn to the Little Mermaid statue and local produce, snacks, and tons of coffee. and paper goods, including bowls, children. Pick up a signature tote to carry enjoy the harbor views and fresh air. Stop by on Wednesdays for a glass or teapots, and origami kits. around town. two of sparkling. Langelinie Gothersgade 17 Amagertorv 15, København visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/langelinie- Frederiksborggade 21, København +45 33 15 37 39 facebook.com/Boutique- +45 33 32 01 28 madsnorgaard.dk gdk414235 +45 70 10 60 70 torvehallernekbh.dk TAEKO-1649413845337437/ Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek 13 Il Buco 14 Stilleben No 22 15 Designmuseum Danmark 16 Art Museum Italian Furniture / Home Art Museum Go to this museum for the indoor garden This cozy Italian café near Studio Arhoj This shop is dedicated to a carefully Explore Danish design history here. and stay for the ancient collections of serves up bold flavors in a family-style, selected mix of international handmade Before joining the free-guided tours on Roman and Greek pottery and French long table setting. There's also wine ceramics, textiles, furniture, and prints all Sundays at 2 pm, stop by the café, grab a and Danish art from the 19th century. cellar focusing on natural wines. handpicked by the two founders. sandwich, and sit in the outdoor garden. Dantes Plads 7, København Njalsgade 19C,, København Frederiksborggade 22 Bredgade 68, København +45 33 41 81 41 glyptoteket.dk +45 26 74 65 44 ilbuco.dk/ +45 22 45 11 31 stilleben.dk +45 33 18 56 56 designmuseum.dk Sign up on Jauntful.com to make your own. Jauntful © 2016.
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