Dinner for two is always a top formula, but here, we encourage Copenhageners to venture outside the comfort zone to spark romance…. Coming up with enticing date plans — especially for Valentine's Day — can feel like a full-time job in itself. So ditch the humdrum outing for something much more memorable with your loved one. Here are six Vogue Scandinavia -approved ideas to try on the most romantic day of the year. Opting to go for a cup of coffee is a classic first date suggestion, casual and intimate but without committing to anything as significant as dinner.
So no need to worry about any awkward silences as the performance is the perfect distraction, just sip along as dancers from the Royal Danish Ballet pirouette across the stage during their morning rehearsal. And if conversation still proves a little stilted then this culture-heavy breakfast is bound to get the conversation going. Photo: madsalexanderlund. Photo: vinccimora. While the space is often reserved for special events, guided tours and special appointments can be booked online.
Photo: abdellahihadian. For an elevated version of a walk-and-talk, arrange an evening trip to the Planetarium to experience the starry wonders of the solar system through imposing astronomical visuals and drift off to another universe entirely. Get to know one another as you waltz about the building, and fill any little moments of pause with fun facts about the great wonders of space. But instead of perching behind a kiln to recreate the famous scene from Ghost , why not get creative with a paintbrush over a pottery painting class?
Plus, a sauna session is a great opportunity to get to know one another on a deeper level beyond clothing layers as saunas provide the perfect space to chat and talk freely. Start with a waterfront dip in the vibrant district of Reffen, followed by a session at CopenHot. With a contemporary wooden appearance, the floating sauna offers stunning city views back over the harbour. Photo: Courtesy of Wonderful Copenhagen.
Few individuals can claim as much Barbie fascination as Lene Darlie Pedersen who has transformed her downtown apartment into a two-story museum, with over 4, dolls curated in cabinets of curiosities. Courtesy of CopenHot. Kongens Nytorv 9, Copenhagen. Tolbodgade 40, Copenhagen. Kongevej 10, Copenhagen. Photo: Courtesy of By Planetarium. Kongevej , Copenhagen. Ved Stranden 26, Copenhagen. Vibevej 52, Copenhagen. An exhibit at Barbie Museum. Lifestyle Copenhagen.
