On your way to Kuglegården, take a stroll over the so-called “kissing bridge” whose two sides “kiss” closed after a ship passes through. While you’re there, look down into the deep Øresund sea which is fabled to be full of mermaids. Kuglegården has a reputation as a popular and energetic area that is home to some of Copenhagen's most exciting design and culinary destinations.The name "Kuglegården" means "The Bullet Yard" and dates back to the 17th century when the area was used to store cannonballs.

For 3daysofdesign, visitors can visit the historical courtyard and stroll through the beautiful showrooms representing designers from across Europe, creating a lively and interesting design environment.