Fields
Fields hotly debates with a mall in Gothenburg, Sweden, over which of them is the largest shopping mall in Scandinavia. By Danish standards it is certainly huge: 115,000 m² and with more than 140 retailers. But as it is often the case with malls, it is generic too.
Green Square
Scandinavia's largest antiquities warehouse with over 10,000 m² of displays.
Amagerbrogade is the longest shopping street in Denmark with local speciality stores as well as restaurants and cafes, but the shopping is mostly made up of pretty generic high street stores, which is also the case for Denmark's largest shopping centre — Fields. There are some small, interesting stores for you though, so read ahead.
Affär
Cool little shop that carries whatever the owner finds interesting, new and old, which makes for an interesting place to breeze around. It is mainly interior stuff like lamps, bowls, glassware etc.
Workshop CPH
A design collective of 25 local designers sharing a workshop and a boutique, selling the members own creations in fashion, jewelery and industrial design.
Brinja København
The small store of designer Brinja Bastholm, selling her own women's fashion designs and a few small imported brands. Jewelry and the all important accessories are also on the menu.
ForvandlingKuglen
A cool store inspired by Middle Eastern bazaars, carrying everything and nothing at the same time. The colorful items for sale change on a constant basis. Local artists and designers often sell their works here; home decór, toys, jewelery and clothing
Casalinga
Local designer Trine Weng is best known for her ceramic design jewelery, but also produces other ceramic design items for your home and mixes this with adorable children's clothing.