Copenhagen Drugs

From: Copenhagen, Denmark

ABOVE: Christiania on a damp winter day.

Drugs (both hard and soft) are illegal in Denmark, but they're certainly available--and according to Danes who have followed the issue, crackdowns on hashish dealers in Christiania have led to drug sales and gang wars in other neighborhorhoods of Copenhagen.

Drugs

Café Nemoland
At this café in Christiania (see below), roaches are likely to be found in ashtrays, not in the kitchen.

Counterculture

Christiania.org
In 1970, young Danes broke into an abandoned military barracks complex and turned it into a squatters' camp. Today, after 40 years of not always peaceful coexistence with the government, Christiana struggles to maintain its role and reputation as a "free city" of hash dealers, political idealists, and aging hippies. If you don't read Danish, see Christiania.org's English pages for more information, and also read Wikipedia's article on "Freetown Christiania."

Copenhagen main index
Introduction	Excursions	Practical info
Academic travel	Gay, lesbian	Sex, prostitution
Bars, nightclubs	Miscellaneous	Sightseeing
Dining	Museums A-M	Shopping
Drugs	Museums N-Z	Transportation
Events, culture	Photos, Webcams	Umbrella sites

Copenhagen hotels/accommodations index
Hotels intro	4-star hotels	Budget hotels
5-star hotels	3-star hotels	Hostels, camping

Also see:

Tivoli Gardens

Icebar CPH

Restaurant Nimb, Tivoli

Copenhagen photo gallery (from a Holland America Line cruise review)

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