Strøget Review

The commercial pedestrian street is about 15 minutes walk from the city hall. There is a small fountain sculpture in the middle. Many well-known big names can be found here. There is also a large shopping mall ILLUM. The tax refund seems to be 13 points.

The pedestrian street must be seen. This place is very suitable for walking. There are quite a lot of shops and many brands are also very luxurious design. The restaurants and hotels in this place are good, and you can taste it when you are tired from shopping.

Copenhagen is Denmark's largest city in northern Europe, and is also the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of Denmark, one of the most beautiful capitals in the world, known as the most fairytale city. It was selected by UN-Habitat as the "World's Most Liveable City" and was awarded the "Best Design City". It is also one of the happiest cities in the world.

Before leaving Copenhagen, I went to the pedestrian street for a stroll. It was very busy. There were exclusive stores, shopping malls, small shops, luxury brands and general brands. There are also many old buildings and beautiful street scenery. Due to time constraints, I took a quick look, bought only a T-shirt and left without taking more pictures.

Pedestrian streets in Copenhagen are lined with typical European-style buildings with local characteristics. Many large-brand stores are located here. The price seems not much cheaper. The buildings are worth seeing.

This is one of the most talented pedestrian streets in Europe, one end of which is Copenhagen City Hall! Walking along Stroget Street, you can see shops, ancient buildings, big brands, famous Nagasin Du Nord Department Store and Royal Copenhagen Porcelain in Denmark.

Copenhagen's busiest and most prosperous area, a variety of commodity stores, price grades are in line with the taste of all kinds of people. Street performers do their best, and tourists naturally enjoy it. One of the most interesting pedestrian streets in Europe.