Hotel Ottilia
Rooms in two protected old Carlsberg buildings, one of them built in 1881, and a restaurant on the roof with a terrace over the city.
Bryggernes Plads 7
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A plant-based restaurant with weekend brunch and lunch, and tables outside.
The old brewery's stables and its draft horses, and a basement full of bottles from all over the world.
An old water reservoir underground, cold, damp and dimly lit, turned into an art hall that holds one big installation at a time.
Polar bears seen from an underwater tunnel, a children's zoo with goats, pigs and rabbits, and a 43-meter lookout tower from 1905.
Staff run this fenced playground, with pedal cars to borrow, a zip line and a spider net, in a 1928 park with an Arne Jacobsen bandstand.
The old underground water cisterns now used for art shows, and a lit-up interactive running route along the edge of the park with four activity spots.