Royal Copenhagen Flagship Store, Amagertorv
A historic Renaissance townhouse on Strøget transformed into a living gallery of Royal Copenhagen porcelain, where Danish design, craft and heritage meet.
Set in a 1616 Renaissance townhouse on Copenhagen’s prime shopping street Strøget, the Royal Copenhagen Flagship Store is both boutique and living museum of Danish porcelain. Across three elegant floors you can explore hand‑painted dinnerware, heritage pieces like Flora Danica, seasonal collections and artist demonstrations, all in one of the city’s oldest and most atmospheric interiors.
A brief summary to Royal Copenhagen Flagship Store
- Amagertorv 6, Copenhagen, Indre By, 1160, DK
- +4533137181
- Visit website
- Duration: 0.5 to 2 hours
- Mid ranged
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 10 am-7 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-7 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-7 pm
- Thursday 10 am-7 pm
- Friday 10 am-7 pm
- Saturday 10 am-7 pm
- Sunday 11 am-7 pm
Local tips
- Explore all three floors: the upper levels often showcase elaborate table settings and heritage pieces that you do not immediately see from the entrance.
- Ask staff about tax‑free shopping and shipping options if you are buying larger or fragile items and are travelling onward by plane or train.
- If you are interested in technique, look out for live painting demonstrations or ask when they typically take place during the week.
- Combine your visit with a stroll around Amagertorv and Strøget to enjoy the contrast between the store’s calm interior and the lively square outside.
For the on-the-go comforts that matter to you
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- Seating Areas
- Trash Bins
- Information Boards
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Porcelain Heritage in a Renaissance House
Housed in the historic Mathias Hansen House on Amagertorv, the Royal Copenhagen Flagship Store brings together more than four centuries of architecture and over 245 years of porcelain craftsmanship. The tall, narrow façade with its Dutch Renaissance gables and copper roof stands out among the surrounding shopfronts, a reminder that this is one of Copenhagen’s oldest surviving buildings. Step through the doors and you leave the bustle of Strøget for a world of cool tiles, soft lighting and glinting glazed surfaces. Royal Copenhagen began life in 1775 as the Royal Porcelain Factory, founded under royal patronage and quickly entwined with the Danish court. Its move to Amagertorv in 1911 turned this address into the brand’s ceremonial home. Today, display tables, vitrines and wall shelves trace that history in three dimensions, from early blue‑and‑white pieces inspired by East Asian porcelain to refined neoclassical forms that accompanied the rise of modern Denmark.Icons of Danish Design on Display
The store’s main draw is its complete presentation of Royal Copenhagen’s collections, arranged almost like curated gallery rooms. Classic blue‑fluted dinnerware sits beside more contemporary series with crisp lines and understated decoration, showing how a single motif can be reinterpreted over generations. You may notice small variations from plate to plate: each item is still hand‑painted, so every brushstroke is unique. One section is devoted to Flora Danica, the legendary service created in the late 18th century and still produced in limited numbers. Here, delicate botanical illustrations of Danish plants unfurl across serving dishes and lidded tureens, edged with fine gilding. Even if these pieces are beyond most travel budgets, seeing them up close reveals the microscopic detailing and careful layering of colours that define top‑tier European porcelain.A Living Workshop of Craft and Technique
Beyond its role as a shop, the flagship functions as a window onto the discipline of porcelain painting. On upper floors, tableaus may be set to show festive or seasonal table settings, with patterns mixed in ways that echo real Danish homes. At times, painters demonstrate their work, guiding fine cobalt pigment over unglazed bisque pieces in steady, practiced lines. Watching outlines bloom into finished decoration makes clear how much of the brand’s identity rests on human skill rather than industrial process. Educational displays and staff explanations help demystify stages such as molding, glazing and firing. You gain a sense of why certain lines are considered more robust for daily use while others are treated almost as heirlooms. This emphasis on process turns browsing into a kind of informal design lesson, linking what you see on the shelves to broader traditions of Nordic craft.Atmosphere in the Heart of Amagertorv
The store’s setting on Amagertorv, a central square along the Strøget pedestrian zone, shapes the experience as much as its interior. Large windows frame views of the Stork Fountain, street performers and shoppers drifting past historic façades. Inside, the atmosphere tends to be calm and measured, with the muted clink of porcelain and low conversation providing a contrast to the energy outside. Original architectural details, such as heavy beams and period staircases, combine with minimalist displays to create a distinctly Danish balance of old and new. Moving between floors, you navigate spaces that feel both domestic and ceremonial, as if walking through a series of dining rooms prepared for different occasions. This layered character makes the store appealing even to those not intending to purchase anything.Shopping, Gifting and Practical Details
For travellers, the flagship is a convenient place to explore both everyday pieces and special keepsakes. Alongside full services, there are mugs, small bowls, ornaments and seasonal collectibles that pack easily into luggage. Staff are accustomed to international visitors and can advise on shipping larger or fragile items abroad, as well as on tax‑free procedures for eligible non‑EU residents. Prices reflect the level of craftsmanship and the brand’s royal connections, but the range is broad enough that you can find both aspirational showpieces and more accessible souvenirs. Whether you leave with a single cup, a carefully boxed gift, or simply mental images of exquisitely laid tables, time spent here offers a concise introduction to Danish design values: craftsmanship, longevity and quiet elegance set within a richly historic urban backdrop.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
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Unmissable attractions to see
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Læderstræde
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Højbro Pl.
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Strøget
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Essential places to dine
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l’Alsace
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Markets, malls and hidden boutiques
Royal Copenhagen Flagship Store
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Historic Renaissance townhouse on Strøget where hand‑painted Royal Copenhagen porcelain, royal history and Danish design culture meet across three atmospheric floors.
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Essential bars & hidden hideouts
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For the vibe & atmosphere seeker
- Scenic
- Unique
- Boutique
- Relaxing
For the design and aesthetic lover
- Modern Designs
- Vintage Styles
- Minimalist Designs
For the architecture buff
- Historic
- Landmarks
- Art & Design
- Heritage Neighborhoods
For the social media creator & influencer
- Instagrammable
- Photo Spots
- Architectural Shots
- Aesthetic Corners
- Reel-Friendly
For the eco-conscious traveler
- Public-Transport Accessible
- Low Impact
For the kind of experience you’re after
- Cultural Heritage
- Photowalk
- Adventure Photo Shoot
- Day Trip
- Mindfulness
For how adventurous you want the journey to be
- Easy Access
Location Audience
- Family Friendly
- Senior Friendly
- Child Friendly
- Teen Friendly
- Solo Friendly
- Couple Friendly
- Solo Female Friendly
- Business Friendly
