Vesterbrogade and Værnedamsvej: the spine and little Paris
Vesterbro's daily-shopping spine, with the two-hundred-metre French-food branch — cheese, wine, butchers. This is a Claude-drafted route awaiting the editor's walk.

1. Vesterport S-tog
*Vesterport* is the regional-rail stop one west of *København H*; walk south to *Vesterbrogade* in two minutes. The walk works equally from Central Station — same spine, slightly more shop frontage at the eastern end.

2. Vesterbros Torv
The small square mid-*Vesterbrogade*, with a market hall at the southern side (current incarnation may vary). The cafés around the square are the warm-up; the working-life *Vesterbro* begins immediately west.

3. Vesterbrogade midpoint
The working-life spine. Butchers, bakeries, two pharmacies, a couple of cycle shops, the Indian and Persian groceries that have anchored the western blocks for decades. The point is the daily; tourists rarely come this far west.

4. Værnedamsvej
Branches north off *Vesterbrogade* for two hundred metres. *Little Paris* of Copenhagen — cheese, wine, butchers, small French-style cafés. Walk both sides slowly; the density rewards the pace.

5. Ostebørsen + the food cluster
The cheese exchange at the heart of *Værnedamsvej* — French, Italian, Danish artisan; the staff will vacuum-seal for the train home. The neighbouring butcher (*Slagteren ved Kultorvet* analogue) and the wine shops (commonly *Falernum*) make the rest of the meal.

6. Forum metro
Walk back south to *Vesterbrogade* and west to *Forum* (M1/M2). The metro back to *Nørreport* or *Kongens Nytorv* for the rest of the day. Or stay on Vesterbrogade west toward *Enghave plads* for the *Kødbyen* walk.

Vesterbrogade and Værnedamsvej: the spine and little Paris