Strøget

Landmarks & Areas
Strøget

About

Strøget stretches over 1.1 kilometers from City Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and offers a mix of international brands, local shops, and cozy cafés. The street is a vibrant hub for both locals and tourists, often featuring street performers that add life to the atmosphere. Strøget is not just a shopping area; it is also home to several historic buildings and monuments, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll and sightseeing. Throughout the year, various events and festivals take place in the area, attracting even more visitors. Strøget is divided into several sections, each with its own character and charm. The first part, near City Hall Square, offers a wealth of large chains, while further down, you'll find unique stores and designers. Kongens Nytorv, which ends the street, is surrounded by impressive buildings such as Nyhavn and the Royal Danish Theatre. The atmosphere is lively, and it’s a perfect spot to take a break with a cup of coffee and enjoy the surrounding beauty.

Features

One of Europe's longest pedestrian streets
A mix of international brands and local boutiques
Street performances and cultural events
Historic buildings and monuments
Cafés and restaurants for dining

Local Tips

  • Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds.
  • Check out the side streets for unique shops and hidden gems.
  • Take a break at one of the many cafés for people-watching.
  • Look for free concerts and performances during the summer.

Best Times to Visit

Time of Day:

Late morning to early evening

Days:

Saturday and Sunday

Season:

Spring and summer