• No scooters or bikes in the halls or on the square around them, so leave kick scooters and skateboards in the bike racks
• No packed lunches, since eating food you brought isn't allowed, so plan to buy from the stalls
• Thursday farmers' market on the square from 1pm to 7pm, where small producers sell their own food

Torvehallerne is two covered market halls on Israels Plads, opened in 2011 where the city's vegetable market stood until 1958. About 50 stalls sell bread, cakes, fish, meat, cheese, fruit and flowers, plus ready-to-eat food.

Kids can watch the bakers at Albatross & Venner shape the day's pastries, then eat porridge at Grød or smørrebrød at Hallernes Smørrebrød.