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

Mark le Fevre loves cakes from Hart Bageri
"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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"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."
"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."

Mark le Fevre sends a special thanks to the Metro in Nørrebro
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