In Denmark, like in a fairy tale!
Denmark is fabulous! We arrived at the beginning of September, it was not very cold, given the icy wind blowing from the Baltic, we had to wear warm jackets, and the bright sun forced us to wear sunglasses. We rested with my own sister, so Copenhagen was seen in a different way, not as tourists. We were struck by: 1. Houses with windows, from floor to ceiling, and what is most interesting, without curtains, blinds, etc. In the evening, riding a bicycle along the embankment, you can see how the whole family gathered in the living room for dinner. 2. All Danes are obsessed, actually obsessed, with organic products, and they cost twice as much as regular ones. 3. Very expensive! Go to a cafe (the most common), drink a cup of coffee, pay at least $ 20, no less. 4. There are no free parking lots at all, and for a car idle at 2 o'clock you have to pay about $10. The people are insanely responsive, once at a bus stop they asked which bus we would take to a certain place, so after one minute they surrounded us and began to give advice. I really liked the Tivoli amusement park, the zoo, beautiful castles (they are everywhere). For 10 days of our stay, we traveled all over the country, even managed to go to Sweden for a day. The trip left pleasant memories. I will gladly answer your questions.
