Officinet print studio
We book a screenprinting slot and make something together. Two colors, one design, two prints to take home.
Kødbyens dumplings
We cross over to the meatpacking district for dumplings and a beer, ink still under our fingernails.
Along the harbor
We walk the harbor back toward the city as it gets dark, prints rolled up under one arm.
A roll of film
We pick up a cheap disposable camera and split the 27 shots between us. Whoever takes a photo can't explain why.
Christianshavn detour
We cross the bridge and wander the canal side of Christianshavn, burning through the roll on whatever catches our eye.
Beers at Eiffel
We drop the film at a lab to develop later, then settle into a worn corner booth for smørrebrød and cold pilsner.
Goboat from Islands Brygge
We rent a small electric boat and captain ourselves through the harbor. No license, no plan, just a tiller and an hour of water.
Reffen for dinner
We tie up the trip with street food on the water. Pick two stalls that look nothing alike and share whatever we end up with.
A nightcap at Lille Bakery
We wander down Refshaleøen for a glass of natural wine in the old shipyard. Industrial, quiet, the harbor lights doing the work.
Hand-written, real venues. Each one links to the writeup and opens in the builder.
Copenhagen gives you a lot to work with on a date, and most of it gets missed. These plans are concept-first: two stops that earn their place, not a checklist of things to see.
Pick one, open it in the builder to see the route on a map, tweak the stops if you want. No signup. No scheduler. Just the idea.
The Black Diamond
We pick a floor in the old Royal Library, find a window seat, and read whatever we pulled off the shelf for an hour.
Lunch at Kanalen
We grab smørrebrød and a beer by the canal in Christianshavn, sitting somewhere we can watch the boats go by.
Goboat from Islands Brygge
We rent a small electric boat and captain ourselves through the harbor. No license, no plan, just a tiller and an hour of water.
Reffen for dinner
We tie up the trip with street food on the water. Pick two stalls that look nothing alike and share whatever we end up with.
A nightcap at Lille Bakery
We wander down Refshaleøen for a glass of natural wine in the old shipyard. Industrial, quiet, the harbor lights doing the work.
Hav til bord
We pick whatever looks best at the fish counter and let the fishmonger talk us into something we've never cooked.
The wine detour
We grab a bottle that goes with whatever we just bought. Tell the shop what's for dinner and let them choose.
Kitchen at home
We cook together with no recipe, just the fish and whatever's in the cupboard. Eat it on the floor if we have to.
Flower run
We pick up a bouquet and a decent bottle of wine. Not for us, for whoever lets us in tonight.
Spontandinner
We sign up for a stranger's home dinner the same evening and show up with our flowers and wine. Whoever cooks, we eat.
Kind of Blue
After dinner, a tiny jazz bar to debrief the strangest parts of the night over a nightcap. Vinyl only, no menu.
A roll of film
We pick up a cheap disposable camera and split the 27 shots between us. Whoever takes a photo can't explain why.
Christianshavn detour
We cross the bridge and wander the canal side of Christianshavn, burning through the roll on whatever catches our eye.
Beers at Eiffel
We drop the film at a lab to develop later, then settle into a worn corner booth for smørrebrød and cold pilsner.
Amager Fælled
We meet at sunrise with a basket and learn what's edible underfoot. Wild herbs, berries, nettles depending on the season.
Bakery on Amagerbrogade
We earn a proper breakfast after the cold morning. Cardamom buns, eggs, strong coffee, somewhere with steamy windows.
Sundby Bath
We thaw out at the old wooden harbor baths. Cold dip first, then the sauna, then sit on the deck and watch the boats.
