
Copenhagen, Denmark. A small city with a cosmopolitan aura, it’s one of those places that feels like you’re in five different cities at once, it grabs your heart instantly! People are friendly, open and know how to have a good time. The city is full of great graffiti and street art, people have truly taken over the public space and it makes Copenhagen a canvas full of color. Like any other northern european city it’s best to visit in the summertime, or at least from May to September, so you really get to enjoy the city!

The best way to get around in Copenhagen is by bike, and believe me, I hate to admit it! I’m not really the bike type, but as much as it annoys me, it’s totally the cheapest and easiest way to explore the city. Everybody rides their bikes everywhere and the infrastructure of Copenhagen is built for bikers so it’s easy and safe. Public transport is also a possible, fair priced and easy to use, but not nearly as quick as the bike. You could also walk, Copenhagen is not huge and the city is full of parks and canals, very beautiful walking environment.

Superkilen park is a huge playground in the middle of my favorite neighborhood, Nørrebro, in Copenhagen. It has skateboard and BMX ramps, basket ball courts, swings and of course, it’s surrounded by street art and graffiti!


Another great park is Nørrebro Park, it’s mostly basket ball courts and large lawns for picnics – which is exactly what you should do here! Get some cheep beer and some yummy kebab takeout and hang out, you won’t be alone, if it’s a warm day, this is what people do! The park is surrounded by beautiful art, some examples of it follow below.


If you rather go to a bar than sit outside, don’t worry, Copenhagen is very very bar friendly! A great spot in Nørrebro is Mikkeller & Friends on Stefansgade 35 and for yummy Ice coffee I can totally recommend Riccos on Stefansgade 15.
If you happen to be enjoying Copenhagen on a rare hot summers day, go swimming! Around the canals, specially close to Langebro, there’s Islands Brygge, or my favorite Kalvebod Bølge. You won’t be disappointed!
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