Copenhagen with the FT

A bike route that heads out of the Danish capital to take in leading museums, via sea-swimming, deer-spotting and modernist landmarks 
The Danish capital is one of the world’s great gastro destinations. We bring you the stars of an ever-shifting scene that occasionally bewilders but always bewitches
The woman at the helm of CHART, one of the highlights of the Nordic art scene’s calendar, shares her favourite galleries, restaurants and shops in the Danish capital
Discover the Danish capital’s trove of spaces dedicated to curios and quirkiness – and where you might even find the secret to happiness . . . 
A two-wheeled exploration of the radical imprint of starchitect Bjarke Ingels and his global BIG studio on his hometown, from harbourside baths to a ski-slope power plant
The woman behind the eponymous clothes label shares her top spots to eat, drink, shop and swim in the capital
Make like the locals — warm up in a waterfront sauna and then brave a cold dip in a variety of the city’s designated bathing zones
From old-school classics to creative contemporary takes, the open sandwich is an evergreen Danish lunchtime staple
Exploring the city centre locations of the hit Danish drama reveals just how rooted it is in political reality
An insider guide to the top restaurants favoured by the city’s movers and shakers
Yvonne Koné is a pared-back sanctuary of cool
Where to go for the best breakfasts, flaky Danish pastries and well-aged beef
Inside the studio of star Scandi hairstylist Cim Mahony
The chef reveals where to get street food, brunch and fancy yet cosy meals in the Danish capital
A few of your favourite things to see and do in the Danish capital, from gardens and Gauguins to sea baths and cycling routes
Your favourite restaurants and bars in one of the world’s most exciting gastronomic destinations
A selection of the best answers will be published in our new guide to Denmark’s beautiful capital — coming soon
Meet the Copenhagen chefs creating the food of the future
Founder René Redzepi says it is hard to make ends meet despite diners paying $760 for some dishes
The furniture company behind Arne Jacobsen’s ‘Egg’ and ‘Ant’ chairs celebrates 150 years in business
Born in Tasmania, Mary Donaldson never imagined she would marry the heir to one of the oldest monarchies in the world. As she turns 50, she reflects on what it means to be a modern royal
Danish mid-century furniture is in vogue, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs