Jægersborggade

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Jægersborggade

Jægersborggade is a street that has managed to shed its reputation of being somewhat dodgy and it has recently turned into one of Copenhagen's hippest places to be. The street runs through the upcoming neighbourhood of Nørrebro and it is lined with vintage boutiques, cafes and even Michelin-starred restaurants.

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Address: Jægersborggade, Copenhagen
Opening House: www.instagram.com/jaegersborggade
More Info: https://www.facebook.com/Jaegersborggade/

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Jægersborggade

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