I second you. Visited last year around same time!

I visited last week and yes, definitely better in real life!!!! A must-visit city! ❤

Can confirm

Copenhagen is a beautiful city, but what let it down was the general unfriendliness of the people, not everybody, but their seemed to be a reservedness and coldness that I didnt like, even Stockholm and Oslo had friendlier, more open people.

@@rjflores438 I wouldn’t say so I experienced very welcoming people and kind

How lucky you are that God or nature put you there

Would you reccomend moving there?

@@dustincrum1 No.

​@@NiklasHansen-pf3ry Danmark er meget bedre

Me too! Born in Copenhagen in 1998, and I still live here :)

I’ve just uploaded a Copenhagen travel film if you need inspiration ! ✈️

Some of its alright, but alas a lost culture..

Nice tip - the city cards can save you some money!

Copenhagen isnt the friendliest city though.

@@rjflores438 We're just very private people, danes in general are. But ive not once spoken to someone i dont know without them comming off as ''not friendly''

​@@jackmeoff454The problem if you're a foreigner is getting a Dane to talk to you in more than just a superficial way. If you look at expat surveys of the most welcoming countries, Denmark ranks alongside Saudi Arabia!

Would have to agree - it really shines.

Seems to be a yes

I have visited Copenhagen and I would say that those places are even more picturesque than in instagram

@@alboy730 Amazing 😯

They literally say in the end that “these 3 spots in Copenhagen lived up to everything those Instagram photos promised”

They did answer the question; yes it is as picturesque as it’s made out to be…….just do what they did…..convince your boss to give you a paid trip to Copenhagen just to confirm that it actually looks like it does in the pictures 👍😜

Great to know - it does look beautiful.

@Jose Matthew Unfortunately not planned at the moment, meanwhile make sure you have the 1080 p version selected!

@@DWTravel Full HD can't make justis to these scenic viauals.. Hope to see some upgrades(4K) for DW Travel and Euromaxx.

I’ve just uploaded a Copenhagen travel film if you need more inspiration ! ✈️

@batosato You'll certainly have Christmas Lights to make it more *hyggelig* soon... ✨

Yeah the weather in Denmark in general can be very depressing and the weather changes constantly too…..I recommend visiting Denmark in mid to late summer, that’s usually when the weather is best and most reliable……however regardless of the time of the year, it’s not uncommon for the weather to change like 5 times a day here

Yeah fall is definitely a bit of a downtime for the city. If you wanna visit somewhere during the fall, try going for Munichs Octoberfest, that seems to be the place it's at during this time of year. But yeah as a local I reccomend visiting Copenhagen either during the summer or during December when the city is decked out for Christmas.

Hm...I once lived in this city.....quiet as a grave on Sundays... I'm sure the places tourists are allowed to see, may look ok.. Take a 20 minute walk away from these spots and, you'll see dump's as everywhere else.

Yeah, visiting Denmark in general should be done in the mid to late summer……for the rest of the year the weather sucks and is extremely unpredictable, so it’s almost impossible to dress right without having a good jacket and shoes

@@socialghost4400 I actually am glad to visit right before Christmas so I gotta experience European Christmas market, and the few days I was there the weather was generally good (not even snowing). But I live in LA so the winter I’m used to is nowhere near the winter in that part of the world lol!

The people are a little bit cold as well.

Agree - in person the only way to go.

I am sure you are not alone…….just ask any Russian 😂

I’ve just uploaded a Copenhagen travel film if you need inspiration ! ✈️

It does look amazing

It looks a wonderful place to live.

@@GreatCityAttractions besides high living cost, everything is good 😊

Yes - i've heard it's an expensive place to live and visit @@moredenmark

Actually it means buttered bread.

@@jackmeoff454 I didn’t mean it literally meant sandwich. But sandwich is what the proper translation would be not ‘butterbread’

@@hilmarnicolay7234 No it’s not. Cause the litteral translation is buttered bread Which is What it is. Cause it isnt a sandwich. Nor an openfaced sandwich. It’s never been a sandwich

@@jackmeoff454 It's a sandwich. Source: I'm Norwegian and Danish

@@hilmarnicolay7234 source I’m danish. It’s not a sandwich.

Denmark is NOT a socialist country.

@@backyardheritage6504 The goverment is left, not fully socialist but they follow socialist values.

@@hamza9540 yes they do follow some socialist values, but from an economic perspective it is a capitalist country.

You may not be aware Dave, but every western country in the world utilize a certain amount of socialist principles. The American military is financed by taxes. What do you call that? Well, socialism. What defines whether a nation is socialist rule is the financial system. No nation, where the majority of the production sector is privately owned can be defined as having socialist rule. What Americans think is socialism is actually just whether a nation have chosen to include education and healthcare into being financed in the same manner as the military, through taxes. The difference between USA and Europe in that sense is like night and day. Europeans are being taught facts of history. In USA, people are mostly only being taught lies and things that make USA look great. Many Americans believe other western nations are socialist nations or have socialist culture. There must be something seriously wrong with the Americans system of education, because that belief is laughable when most Americans have no clue about what defines a socialist governance. Yes, Danes are reserved but that is the culture in Scandinavia. Scandinavians don't spend their energy being false and pretend. If they like you, you will know. If they don't like you, you will definitely know too.

@@hamza9540 ALL western nations follow socialist principles. All westerns nations finance parts of their systems via taxes but that does not make any of them socialistic. What defines whether a nation has socialist governance or not is how the financial system is structured. In a socialistic state, the entire production apparatus is controlled by the government. In no western nation is that the case. The difference is only how many services the various western nations have chosen to include in the government controlled segment. In USA, the healthcare and education systems are mostly privately financed while in Northern Europe, healthcare and education is financed via taxes. The principle is actually very simple. In the Northern European culture, there is a strong belief that any citizen shall have access to free healthcare no matter income, social status etc. It is also a strong belief that all citizens shall have access to free education no matter income, social status etc. The only thing that determines whether you will get direct access to free higher education is your grade levels. A natural genius can be found anywhere. To think special minds only spring out from wealth is ridiculous, hence the need for free education.

You've never been to Germany obviously, Germany is the most beautiful country in Europe, even one German City can be more beautiful than the whole Denmark , or The Netherlands, but you're from India or Pakistan 🤮

It does look a fascinating place to explore.

Atleast if you're in the mood for trashtalking speak factually. not made up lies.

@@jackmeoff454 in much beloved Nyhavn ,the waiters have a 20000kr /day target,if they not succeed they risk being fired, couple a weeks ago on Norrebrogade ,at the barbershop beneath where I live a guy cut another's guy throat,I also work for Wolt ,5 days ago I witnessed a shooting on Ama strandvej , around 21,22 hours,in Vita where I worked you had 10,12 hours shift without break ,where you're forced to serve drunk customers that throw up at their tables at seven o clock PM ,they take the small potatoes that they serve with the danish traditional meal and if the customers don't finish eating,they resell it,they don't have even a first aid kit,the old , good looking buildings are only good looking on the outside,on the inside they are falling apart,but they demand 1500 euros for 50 sqm,the food shops are dirty,I once witnessed people sniffing cocaine on Krystalgade at night,I travel daily with the metro from KongensNytorv , almost every evening I see girls peeing next to 7/11,if you're one of the corporate work from home guys or one of those 19 years old students that show up drunk at 6 pm in a restaurant to eat on dad's money I understand your butthurt, otherwise don't need to lecture me about trash talk or facts, your world is a fantasy.Cheers!