Heaps Good Cafe

Passing by Fensmarkgade, Copenhagen? Quick grab your seasonal, nutritious veggie meal at Heaps Good Cafe, which is good for your body and the planet. Be it the appetizing cashew 'cheese' with burnt orange, roasted beetroot, and agave carrots or a filling sourdough bread covered in more melted cheese with herbed bechamel and spinach, they prepare it all garden-fresh.

Make sure to go about a nice cup of hand-roasted coffee; it's too good to resist. The best part? They have a wheelchair-accessible bathroom facility; a ramp into the cafe's coming soon.

The Organic Boho

If you've ever wished for a scrummy meal that cares for your health and our planet, The Organic Boho is just the thing for you. Embedded in a 100% organic & vegan food concept, get ready to fetch a sweet headache choosing from a plethora of dishes and beverages on offer, ranging broadly from 'Teriyaki Tempeh Salad' to the 'Organic Boho Pilsner'. What's better? Allergic to gluten or don't like almonds? Feel free to let them know; they are good at customizing it to perfection. Bonus, the location will give you proper Danish vibes.   

Pure Greens Club

At Pure Greens Club, it's not just about the absenteeism of animal products but rather a wholesome, immersive plant-based culinary experience. Get your tastebuds rolling with delicious Mexican salad with guacamole, beans, roasted sweet potatoes, and fresh chili, or go about some wild rice in spinach purée, avocado, edamame, cashew nuts, cucumber, and alfalfa sprouts. The cutest thing of all? Reward your dog with a healthy treat - their exclusive vegan dog snacks have great reviews too.  

IPSEN & CO

If fresh, organic food and coffee get you going, IPSEN & CO. is just the place for you. Cocoon yourself in a comfy living room feeling and help yourself to some soft-boiled organic eggs, croissants, bun, butter, western cheese, jam, and yogurt with muesli and rhubarb for breakfast. On-the-go? Grab your quick coffee from the to-go window; single-shot or double-shot, they charge just the same. The sustainable coffee bar offers a great outdoor seating capacity; don't forget to pray to the heaven gods for a nice doze of Vitamin D.

42Raw

Typically addressed as one of Copenhagen's best raw food bars, 42Raw will get the juices flowing with its range of vegan, gluten-free meals. Craving for a hot, spicy burger with a wholemeal bun, vegan patty, romaine salad, tomato, jalapenos, and chili mayo, or just a classic Green Bowl with the goodness of broccoli, cucumber, pesto, baby spinach, cabbage & avocado; 42Raw has it all. Quench your thirst with a fantastic variety of organic beverages, scoping broadly from organic coffees and milkshakes to some of their finest signature juices.

O-S-V. Secondhand Shop

O-S-V. Second Hand Shop is located in the center of Copenhagen. A few minutes walk from the Strøget, O-S-V. offers a fine selection of second hand clothes. With locals selling their clothes through the store, you are guaranteed to get inspired by the Danish fashion style. With sustainability in focus, the store, whose name refers to the Danish ‘og så videre’ (eng: ‘and so on’), gives old clothes a new life. 

Our TripDoodler users have found the store to promote activities in the local community, as well as encourage the reuse of shopping bags. 

PRAG Vesterbro

PRAG Vesterbro is one of four PRAG second hand stores in Denmark. PRAG are vintage second hand stores, initially inspired by vintage stores found in New York and Berlin. To offer a wider variety of products, PRAG imports clothes and accessories from abroad. Additionally, new accessories and basic products can be found to fit with your new vintage clothing. 

TripDoodler visitors have found PRAG to promote sustainability through reuse of products and shopping bags, and actively provide tips and ideas on how to lead a more sustainable lifestyle. 

Veras

In an attempt to revolutionize the fashion industry, Veras is a secondhand store with sustainability in the forefront. With a circular model, sales of only second hand clothing, and provision of sustainability tips and tricks, Veras is a great store for anyone wanting to shop second hand while in Copenhagen. 

TripDoodler users have said Veras actively promotes activities in the local community, as well as the secondhand store encourages the reuse of shopping bags. More sustainability measures implemented by Veras can be found on the TripDoodler website. 

Something Else Secondhand

Located in the vibrant district of Nørrebro, Something Else Secondhand is a perfect place to visit for second hand shopping. At Something Else, you will be sure to find unique items to bring with you home from Copenhagen. 

On TripDoodler, visitors have acknowledged Something Else for their active promotion of sustainable/recycled materials in products and the reuse of shopping bags. 

Red Cross Op Shop

Located all around the city, visitors can find Red Cross Op Shops. The Red Cross Op Shops are second hand stores run by the Red Cross organization. At the shops, visitors can find a variety of items donated by the local community. The stores are also known for being an affordable option. 

TripDoodler users have rated Red Cross Op Shop on Nørrebrogade 40 and acknowledged the shop for its efforts to promote activities in the local community. 

Globalhagen Hostel

Located in the heart of the vibrant neighborhood of Nørrebro, Globalhagen Hostel is a community hub. The non-profit, eco-friendly hostel is driven by volunteers and gathers travelers from all over the world. Through its volunteer-run café, the hostel is frequently visited by activists, artists and musicians, as they are invited to do concerts, talks, debates and arts in the café. The feeling of community shines through, and it is safe to say, that Globalhagen Hostel is a great accommodation for anyone looking to travel more sustainably. 

Next House Copenhagen

Next House Copenhagen might be the right spot for the traveler looking to combine luxuriousness with the benefits of a hostel. Next House Copenhagen states that their approach is to always listen to their guests and create a house that nurtures their needs. If you’re looking for a community while in Copenhagen, you might just find it at Next House Copenhagen. 

From carbon offsetting to being able to opt out of cleaning, TripDoodler visitors have found a list of sustainability measures implemented by Next House Copenhagen to minimize their environmental impact. Guests at the hotel are also encouraged to reuse towels, recycle trash and are offered vegetarian and/or vegan options. 

66 Guldsmeden

If you’re looking for an eco-friendly hotel, 66 Guldsmeden might be the right place for you. Located in the charming district of Vesterbro on the bustling street of Vesterbrogade, 66 Guldsmeden is an ‘urban bohemian hideaway’. With the vibrant Copenhagen life going on just outside their doors, 66 Guldsmeden offers a chance to mix the urban lifestyle with relaxation. Equipped with quiet balconies facing the hotel’s courtyard, a cozy lounge and an organic café, visitors can choose to enjoy a delicious, organic breakfast at the hotel or visit one of the local cafés or restaurants down the street. Due to the hotel’s locations, visitors can easily find local shops for clothing, design and food. 

66 Guldsmeden is both Green Key and Green Globe certified. 66 Guldsmeden also claims to focus on recycling, reusing and reducing wherever possible - which our TripDoodler users have confirmed on our platform.

Scandic Copenhagen

As the only hotel chain in Denmark with the Swan label, Scandic has been improving hotel initiatives since 1993. By eliminating plastic packaging and favoring reusable alternatives, Scandic is working towards creating a more sustainable stay for all its guests. The company has implemented efforts to reduce CO2 emissions, uses recycled materials for interiors, offers fair trade coffee and has a long list of organic ingredients on the menu. Scandic has made sustainability a key part of their hotel development and guests can experience the sustainable practices implemented all throughout their stay. If you’re looking for a more sustainable hotel choice - Scandic is definitely worth checking out. 

TripDoodler visitors have confirmed that Scandic offers recycling, and vegetarian and vegan options on the menu. They further promote their organic ingredients and encourage the reuse of towels and sheets. The list of parameters acknowledged is long, so check out their TripDoodler ratings to see exactly how Scandic promotes more sustainable traveling.

CityHub Copenhagen

Another great accommodation for the sustainable traveler is CityHub Copenhagen. Located in the artistic neighborhood of Vesterbro, CityHub promotes community. The hostel is all about a digital lifestyle, and through technology, guests can be connected 24/7. Guests will receive a personal city host, which they can reach out to at any time of the day. The city hosts can guide you in the direction of current events and teach you the robes of Copenhagen. 

According to TripDoodler ratings, guests at the CityHub have found several initiatives implemented to promote sustainability. The hostel actively promotes ethical tourism initiatives, the reuse of towels to save water, offers recycling and has great, green community spaces.