Our stay in Denmark was from August 11th-13th. Denmark living surrounds itself with cozy, balanced, and eco-friendly habits. Copenhagen was filled with colorful buildings and busy streets.
National Language: Danish, (English is widely spoken)
Sustainable transportation is prominent with wide bike lanes, efficient Metros, and walkable streets.
Smorrebrod, or open-faced sandwiches on rye bread, root vegetables, and baked goods are commonly eaten foods.
Fun fact🤓:
Hygge lifestyle is a Danish concept about coziness, contentment, and comfort. It encourages them to enjoy the quiet pleasures of life. Usually includes greenery and warm colors.
The National Museum of Denmark showcased an exhibit based off "The Viking Sorceress". Viking women were known to have connections with supernatural forces, and they held some legal rights such as the ability to divorce and reclaim their dowery. This exhibit showed the significant role of women in Viking culture. Such as Volva, who provides guidance on the future and helps her people understand the world around them. She influenced important historical figures like King Harald Bluetooth.