Mark Le Fevre: \My best tip is to walk - just start walking. It's a great way to experience\

Mark Le Fevre: "My best tip is to walk - just start walking. It's a great way to experience"

Posted: 7. oktober 2025Reading time: 4 min.

My Copenhagen: For comedian Mark le Fevre, there is no doubt. Copenhagen is at its best when he can just wander around the city, drink coffee and taste some of the city's delicious cakes, ice cream and desserts.

Mark le Fevre, 36, comedian and current star of the show Det fejler ik' en skid, which can be seen at Bremen Theater November 14-15, 2025 and February 20-21, 2026. Currently lives in Karlslunde.

1. When does Copenhagen feel most like your city?

"It's definitely when I'm off work. I'm usually in Copenhagen for work, but when I'm off, the city shines in a completely different way. I have time to drink a coffee, potter around the city or jump in the water. It's fantastic."

My best tip is to walk—just start walking. It's incredibly relaxing and a great way to experience the city, because you always see things you would never have seen otherwise.

Mark le Fevre

2. What place in the city do you always return to?

"Most of the time I wander around the city center, even though it's not where the hippest places are. If I can pop by Hart Bageri and grab a cake, then it's a good day. I generally have a weakness for sweets. I also love SSAM Korean Food Bar, where they have a dessert with grated ice cream and syrup - it's a huge recommendation from here."

3. What hidden gem is almost too good to share?

"If I'm going to keep a little mystery around my person, I think I'll refuse to share this little gem... I have a really good one."

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4. What is your top tip for a unique experience in Copenhagen?

"My best tip is to just walk – just start walking. I was out at Islands Brygge with a couple of colleagues once, and we didn't have anything planned, so we just walked along the waterfront. It's incredibly relaxing and a great way to experience the city. You always see things you would never have seen otherwise. And if I can get a cup of coffee in one hand somewhere along the way, then it's perfect."

5. Which metro station is your favorite?

"It definitely has to be the one in outer Nørrebro - Nørrebro St. When it came five years ago, it made my apartment in Nordvest increase in value, so I could afford to buy a house. So I'm very grateful for that."

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