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ZOO BAR
For visitors missing the atmosphere of Dutch bars. A lively mix of customers, and at weekends a huge parade of unsteady females.

Zoo Bar, Kronprinsengade 7, Copenhagen
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ILLUMS BOLIGHUS
An ideal place for gifts. A maze containing beautifully designed gadgets, accessories and appliances.

Illums Bolighus, Amargtorv 10, Copenhagen
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HOTEL D'ANGLETERRE II
An added bonus for guests with nautical aspirations is d'Angleterre II, a 130-foot yacht that can be hired for about € 100,000 a week. It can accommodate ten people and the crew of ten will ensure that you want for nothing.

Hotel d'Angleterre II, Kongens Nytorv 34, (+45) 3312 0095
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LE SOMMELIER
A delightful place in the city centre for anyone who enjoys good wine and seriously delicious food. The kitchen is run by chef Francis Cardenau, who previously steered the restaurant Kommandenten into the Michelin guide. Now he has his own French restaurant and wine bar which has an informal atmosphere and an impressive wine list. Here you can drink rare heavyweights like Montrachet Grand Cru from Romanée Conti and the unsurpassed Montrachets and Meursaults from Comte Lafon. It also has an excellent range of Pinot Noirs from New Zealand and extraordinary Californian Chardonnays including Kistler and Shafer. All this, of course, at Scandinavian prices. Closed Saturday lunch and Sunday lunch.

Le Sommelier, Bredgade 63-65, (+45) 3311 4515
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GODT
The name is a reference to the achievements of chef Colin Rice, which are magnificent. Behind Godt's azure blue façade there's only room for 20 guests which gives the restaurant an intimate feel. The kitchen crew take their cue from whatever's supplied fresh that day and cook what's in season. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Godt, Gothergade 38, (+45) 3315 2122