Cyclists crossing one of the many bridges connecting the two sides of Copenhagen Harbor. Photo courtesy of Tristan Ferne/ Creative Commons. Read the rest of this article... Read More
The days when dining at Copenhagen’s best restaurants was reserved for the elite appear to be numbered. Exclusivity and expense are out, as 2012 sets a much-welcomed trend towards more affordable gourmet cuisine and refined but informal eateries offering set menus at down-to-earth prices. Copenhagen’s new stars have been awarded to spots where a three-course dinner for two can be had for under DKK 1,000, not including wine. They‘re hardly backpacker... Read More
While some ditch environmental concerns with their luggage at check-in, interest in green travel (or responsible/ sustainable tourism) is increasing. Thankfully for travelers to Denmark, being a responsible tourist is easy—and it can even save you money. For decades now, Denmark has maintained a deposit system for its plastic and glass bottles, and more recently on aluminium drinks cans. Each time you buy a drink, either in a neighborhood store or a larger... Read More