There are many shops with a great variety of merchandise along the shopping streets. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

The mix of the shops were pretty much the same as in other world famed shopping streets. However, it's full of people and vibes, so it's good to go and take a walk and soak up the atmosphere even if not buying anything

Of course there are the notable exceptions like georg jensen, but other than that it's the ubiquitous "designer" shops and low end tourist traps. Very crowded and noisy. Use the street as a geographic reference, not a destination.

The Stroget is a pedestrian shopping area with a variety of stores, shops, cafes, etc. But, it primarily has lots of people! It was very similar to many other pedestrian shopping areas in other cities. It did provide a central passageway through the city and was near many of the major sights. We strolled for a while...being appropriately shocked by... More

Yes the Stroget is fun for a first time walk but we stayed at a hotel very nearby and had plenty of chances to explore the area. After a while, the Stroget seemed touristy and pricey and does not seem that interesting as compared to the interesting little shops we found located in various streets near it. One can actually... More

If you are going to Copenhagen to shop, then this is your place. But that's really all it is: a main shopping area much like 5th Ave or any other city's main drag. It was crowded and touristy when we went. As a fellow tourist I would recommend spending your time visiting many of the other attractions Copenhagen has to... More

A bustling shopping area, interlaced with small squares, fountains and churches, it is easy to spend a day and lose yourself in Stroget. It is always buzzing with people and a lot of the historical attractions are located nearby so it is perfectly situated to give you the balance of historical culture and the modern day necessity to shop?!

The Stroget is a long pedestrian shopping area that crosses central Copenhagen from city hall (not far from Tivoli Gardens) in the west almost to Nyhavn in the east. It was described to us as the longest pedestrian shopping area in Europe. Although we did not measure it, it is indeed long and a good place either to shop or... More

We find it easily. as starts from City Hall's Square.Very crowded in the morning, less crowded in the late afternoon when came back after visiting Tivoli Luna Park. Stroget street is the street, that you can find everything you need. Exchanging of money, shops with clothes & shoes, cafe-restaurants, ice-cream,tasty hot-dogs, dryed fruits & nuts & fresh fruits selling in... More