The back story
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Area guide
Østerbro: the back story
Geranium’s three stars above the Parken stadium, Koan on Langeliniekaj, Kastellet and the Little Mermaid, and the Hirschsprung Collection.
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Østerbro: Our Favourites
Geranium above the Parken stadium, Koan, Kastellet, the Little Mermaid and the Hirschsprung.
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What to see and do
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Since 1913
The Little Mermaid
Edvard Eriksen’s bronze mermaid of 1913 on her rock at Langelinie, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s tale.
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The Danish Golden Age
The Hirschsprung Collection
More than a century of Danish art, from Eckersberg and Købke to Krøyer, Anna Ancher and Hammershøi, in a small museum by Østre Anlæg.
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The star fortress
Kastellet
The star-shaped fortress by Langelinie, its grassy ramparts open as a park, a few minutes from the Little Mermaid.
Where to eat
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Three MICHELIN Stars
Geranium
Rasmus Kofoed’s restaurant on the eighth floor of the Parken National Stadium: Three MICHELIN Stars in 2026.
Per Henrik Lings Allé 4, Parken National Stadium, 2100 Ø CopenhagenExplore View on map
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Two MICHELIN Stars
Koan
Creative cooking on Langeliniekaj by the cruise quays: Two MICHELIN Stars in 2026.
Langeliniekaj 5, 2100 CopenhagenExplore View on map
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Bib Gourmand
Bistro Lupa
A vegan bistro on Marstalsgade. A Bib Gourmand in 2026.
Marstalsgade 8, 2100 CopenhagenExplore View on map
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In the MICHELIN Guide
Kiin Kiin VeVe
Vegetarian cooking on Dampfærgevej, from the Kiin Kiin family.
Dampfærgevej 7-9, 2100 Ø CopenhagenExplore View on map
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In the MICHELIN Guide
Aotori
Japanese cooking on Øster Farimagsgade.
Øster Farimagsgade 93, 2100 CopenhagenExplore View on map
Health and wellness
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Acute admission centre
Gentofte Hospital
One of the Capital Region’s acute admission centres; call 1813 before you go.
Gentofte Hospitalsvej 2B, 2900 HellerupExplore View on map
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