Sankt Peders Bageri

This may be a popular bakery, but tried cakes and bread pastries, and both felt bad. - Salted with sausage, too much bread, sausage a bit short, and the taste of the bread a bit poor. - Apple, this taste and taste of the previous few, really much worse. - Hindbaersnitter, sweet cake cutting, really sweet is a bit strange, the two bites each and put down silently ... The little girl in the store said that it is one of her favorite types of cakes. The green vegetables and radishes have their own love. Anyway, the two people can't love this one. Well, the surrounding paths where this bakery is located are quite worth walking around. I really can't think of what the two people are going there for.

A net red bakery, there are many varieties of bread, there is an egg bread on it is very good, the price is relatively affordable, in Copenhagen is also a relatively large store, the pie is also very delicious.

Today, mark an ancient Danish bakery: This bakery was founded in 1652, equivalent to nine years of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, and is the earliest Danish bakery. Admirable. The bakery is located in the Latin district of Copenhagen. sankt penders streede 29,1453 Copenhagen Business hours: Monday-Friday 7:30-16:00 Saturday: 8:00-13:00 Sunday rest This old bakery is very popular in the local area. If you ask a Danish what to eat on Wednesday, they will most likely say "onsdagssnegl (Wednesday snail)". This is to say that Wednesday's cinnamon bread, sankt paders baker cinnamon bread is basically the synonym for Wednesday (see picture, is it a bit like a snail), and this is also a form of Danish Hygge life. In essence, hygge means creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with your loved ones and friends. Take a sunbath in the sun, a beer at the pier, a picnic in the city park, a coffee at the bakery and a cinnamon roll, or just hanging out with friends in Copenhagen’s picturesque and historic backyard. As the happiest country in the world, Danes should be the ones who know how to make themselves happy in their daily boredom. Wandering around the Latin Quarter for 4 hours and enjoying a warm and romantic hygge life is a way to get away with a longing for a holiday, aimless, without asking where you are coming from. Known for its leisure, alternative shopping and 17th century architecture, the Latin Quarter is one of Copenhagen’s most entertaining areas. The nearby University of Copenhagen also makes it vibrant and you can continue to visit the Church of Our Lady. Copenhagen Cathedral is a simple neoclassical building designed by architect Hansen. It is close to the University of Copenhagen. There are three buildings to visit: the observatory at the top of the tower, the library on the upper floor of the church, and the church itself. Standing at the top of the tower can enjoy Copenhagen's ancient, historic and comfortable courtyard, and then go to the green King's Garden in the city center. Comfortable and leisurely, do not play with your mobile phone, let yourself stay with the current state completely, happy