Point of interest
Torvehallerne
in Copenhagen, Denmark
A glass-roofed food market with dozens of stalls selling smørrebrød, fresh produce, coffee and Danish specialities.
Where it is
Torvehallerne is on Israels Plads by Nørreport Station, just a few minutes' walk from the city centre.
Address: Frederiksborggade, 1361 Copenhagen
What it is
Across the two halls and the square are around 60 stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, cheese, spices and specialities from around the world. Popular bites include Coffee Collective for coffee or Hija de Sanchez for Mexican tacos. It is the perfect spot for a snack, a coffee or shopping for delicacies.
History
The modern market opened on 2 September 2011 on the site of the city's former vegetable market (Grøntorvet). The two glass-and-steel halls were designed by architect Hans Peter Hagens. Since then Torvehallerne has become one of the city's most popular gathering points for food lovers.