Last time but one, we have visited a city. We were in Denmark. The country did not attract my attention. Next to that I also did not knew a lot about it. So which city do we have to choose than? We saw no other idea than going to Copenhagen, the famous capital of Denmark.
I will tell
you how we experienced the people and the tourism over there.
Copenhagen has a lot of parks and cemeteries. Besides the city has also a lot of attractions, museums, buildings, shopping places, and so on. The most famous thing of Copenhagen is the statue of the little mermaid.
Copenhagen has a lot of parks and cemeteries. Besides the city has also a lot of attractions, museums, buildings, shopping places, and so on. The most famous thing of Copenhagen is the statue of the little mermaid.
Something you can also do is buying a map, within which stands a lot of
daytrips. This is always nice to do.
There is a large
number of restaurants and bars. Even the nightclubs you find over there, they
are open until 5 or 6 in the morning.
We could
easily relocate ourselves, by the large network of transport. You can take the
metro or the S-train. We also made use of the Intercity and the Express trains.
We also hired a bike, because it is for certain that this city is known as one
of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world.
Maybe good to know: Copenhagen is one of the most environmentally friendly
cities.
The city
dwellers speak Danish of course, but they understand English as well. That is
quite handy, because none of us speak Danish and English is the language we
speak the best, after our mother‑tongue.
We found
the people really friendly and helpful. Denmark is called the country of “the
happiest people in the world”, and I have to admit that all the people over there
seem to be happy.
Unfortunately
we did not go a few weeks later. From the 17th until the 19th
May there will be carnival. It is one of the major events of the year. I really
regret we could not have experienced it. But you cannot want everything in
life. See you one more time and then… then I will tell you about Norway.
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