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Kunstudstilling med 10 kunstnere indenfor maleri, tegning, litografi, keramik og kunsthåndværk. Juli: starter 2. juli og åbent alle dage kl. 13:00-18:00, lukket hver mandag. August: åbent alle weekender kl. 13:00-18:00. Udstiller: Mathilde Fenger, Rasa Dzimidaviciute Olesen, Sunny Asemota, Bitten Lund, Signe Bjerre, Pernille Koch m.fl. Særudstilling med Henry Heerup, Ib Spang Olsen og Mogens Juhl.

4000 sqm antique and lifestyle market Denmark's largest market where quality and nostalgia are at the forefront. with 4000 sqm. Is there always something for everyone.

CHANGE Lingerie is a Danish lingerie chain with stores in 11 countries and approx. 170 stores across Europe and North America. With more than 45 shops in Denmark, CHANGE Lingerie is Denmark's largest lingerie chain, offering the widest selection of bras from A - K-cup. At Change you can be fitted and receive guidance from our professional staff. We put the fitting and design in focus and know that well-fitting lingerie can bring out the best in every woman.

Lakrids by Johan Bulow. Ready for take off? Once upon a time in 2007 on the small Danish island of Bornholm, there was a young man who worked so hard to bring his idea to life: He wanted to create the world's best liquorice. Nothing less. His name is Johan Bulow, and today you can buy Lakrids by Johan Bulow in gourmet shops in Denmark, a few places in New York and London, and you can also find his own shops in Tivoli and Magasin. Johan Bulow has from the beginning been trying to raise awareness of liqourice. Not only for sweets, but also as a gourmet experience. With the new shop – placed where the whole world meet, the ambition of spreading his love for liquorice worldwide should be within reach. The shop has the full range - both sweet and salt liqourice, liqourice coated in chocolate, liqurorice syrup and powder, last but not least the sticks as the entire adventure began with. We look forward to give you a taste of the black magic. But beware. It can be highly addictive.

Peter Beier is one of the few producers in the world who specializes in only one thing: Chocolate and nothing else. The ambition is to deliver the best chocolate in the world. Nothing less will do for a dedicated chocolate lover. Peter Beier Chocolate is manufactured with exquisite care, from the very finest raw materials including those from Peter's own plantation in the Caribbean. All ingredients are carefully selected, so when you buy a cognac-filled chocolate, you can be assured that you are enjoying the real thing. The same care has been taken in the chocolate wrapping where each box has its own history. Since opening in 1996, Peter Beier has received numerous awards for the highest quality and several new PB shops and cafes in Copenhagen and around Denmark and Sweden have opened. Whether they leave the shop with a single chocolate dinosaur and a taste or 1200 g filled dessert chocolates, all customers are equally welcome. If you do not live close to one of our shops, you can order Peter Beier's chocolate on the internet and have it delivered at your -or somebody else's - doorstep.

Butik - Galleri - Cafe Tuse Næs Kunsthandværk er en oplevelse for alle, der elsker design, kunst og natur. Her kan du ga pa opdagelse blandt designertøj, tasker, smykker, interiør og kunsthandværk. Eller du kan forkæle din kunstneriske are i galleriet, der har udstillinger af danske og udenlandske kunstnere. Den gamle firelængede gard ligger naturskønt placeret pa Tuse Næs i Uglerup, der er kendt for sit smukke morænelandskab, skov og grønne enge. Fra cafeens hyggelige terrasse kan du nyde hjemmelavede lækkerier med udsigt ud over den store smukke have, den lille sø og landskabet i baggrunden.

Munkeruphus is a former country house in a landscape ground, close to the Oresund coast, between Dronningmolle and Gilleleje. Munkeruphus was built in 1916 for civil engineer Frederik Raaschou and his family by the two young architects Terkel Hjejle and Niels Rosenkjaer. A rare example of American Art and Crafts influence in Danish architecture, the building now serves as an exhibition space, a café and a small gift- and bookshop run by the Munkeruphus Trust.