Obviously the answer to the title is YES! We loved our time in Copenhagen 😍Do you have any favorite Christmas Markets (in Denmark or around the world)? If yes, which ones? 🎄🤩

Such a warm video🥰 like a Christmas movie🎅

So beautiful😍😍

You guys do some of the best work on KZfaq. You deserve 500 times the subscribers! I wish you both the best as I continue to enjoy your adventures!

Another beautiful video 😍 You have inspired me to go to Copenhagen!

Ahhhh when you guys went to the market in the evening, the lights, the mini crepes 😍 I want to go!!!

Feels like a Christmas movie stay warm ladies

Awww love the “hugge” word explanation! Like a hug!

You did go to the most expensive grocery store you could find in Denmark 😂🙏🏻 Irma is really expensive so if you come back one day and you want to buy food on a budget go to Netto or Rema1000. Other than that I hope you had a great time in Copenhagen and Malmö.

nice to meet you

My wife and I were there last week and did many of the same things as you. It was really a very nice city to visit and well decorated. When Morocco won their FIFA game the city went nuts!

3:54 Always important: Peace & Love ✌ And Merry Christmas 😊

Me and my family will be there for New Year's Eve. It seems a fantastic city! We enjoy your vlog so much, thank you! 👍👍👍

Congratulations on surpassing 1000 subscribers before Christmas ❤

Denmark is beautiful , and i live here . 😉❤️🇩🇰 Thanks for the video. 👏❤️😊

oh I hope you enjoyed our country ❤you are always welcome here. and congratz on 1020 subs @ 12-22-22 ❤

I love Denmark Danish people, culture food etc got to visit soon need break from Uk😊🙏🤞👍👌

I had originaly planned to visit Copenhagen in early Dec as well as a few other European cities as one of the things I wanted to do was visit some Christmas Markets and just experience Christmas in Europe... but ultimately I ended up going for a warmer trip and went to Hawaii. Copenhagen is still one of the cities at the top of my list though.

Denmark (Scandinavia) here, where we produce 3 times as much food as we can possibly consume. In the UK food prices are around half of that in the USA and Denmark, and they pay no VAT sales taxes on food at all, but on the other hand they also earn around $1,000 less a month on average after taxes in compared to Denmark, and even if you correct this in accordance with the purchasing power parity (PPP), they are still around $850 short after taxes a month, so that would buy you a lot of groceries and plenty of other stuff. Another advantage of earning more an hour on average but then paying a fairly high 25% VAT sales tax is that the government has a "tool in the toolbox" to cut prices by up to 25% from one day to the next, if prices start skyrocketing and spin out of control for some unexpected reason. not that it has been deemed needed so far here in Denmark. You could say that higher average wages usually would also keep prices higher, but the 25% VAT then kicks in and keep prices lower than they otherwise would be. Special discounts are also very much part of the shopping experience in Denmark, so when Supermarkets in the US probably take advantage of the Holydays to make more money, it's actually the other way around in Denmark, because this is where the special discounts really kicks in. Just adding some Rema1000 Christmas prices in Denmark, all prices below include 25% VAT, notice that eco-organic is really not that much more expensive: 500g = 1.1/Ibs Kellog's cornflakes $2.84 1000g = 2.2/Ibs sugar $1.14 1000g salt $0.44 1000g flour $0.64 800g 2/Ibs sandwich bread $1.87 1000g oatmeal, $1.42 to $3.64 (top of the line/best of the best) 1000g Basmati Rice $2.12 to $2.69 (eco-organic) 1000g parboiled Rice $1.97 1000g regular rice $1.97 1000g Spaghetti $1.53 to $2.83 (eco-organic) 1 liter (0.264 gallons) 3.5% fat Milk $0.71(special Christmas discount) 200g Danish Lurpak butter $1 (most expensive brand, but special Christmas discount) 10 barn eggs $1.42 (special Christmas discount) 300g Original Danish Tulip Bacon $2.84 (special Christmas discount) 1000g clementine's $0.85 (special Christmas discount) 2000g oranges $1.42 (special Christmas discount) 1000g Potatoes $1.18 to $1.56 (eco-organic) 1000g onions $1.28 to $1.89 (eco-organic) 500g tomatoes $1.56 to $2.84 (eco-organic) 1000g carrots $0.85 or $1.56 (eco-organic) Pepsi Cola 1.5 liter (0.4 gallons) $1.33 500g Christmas sausage $1.7 (special Christmas discount) 1000g Pork roast (pure meat, no bones), $4.11 500g minced pork meat 8-12% fat $2.84 (special Christmas discount) 500g minced beef 4-7% fat, 8-12% fat or 15-18% fat, they do not sell minced meat with 20% fat in Denmark $4.96 (8-12% fat) Food prices make no sense unless you also look at the income after taxes. I have worked part-time in Denmark as a night watch, no degree required and only 3 days of training (at full pay), had some previous experience so wages ranged from $26.5 to $37.5 an hour depending on the day of the week and if it was on a holyday, you are still entitled to 5+1 weeks' fully paid vacation a year + holydays and a pension scheme, as for taxes, then in general the average income taxes are around 40%, but truth of the matter is that there are different brackets and deductions (in fact, union and unemployment insurance payments are automatically deducted) and the first around $6,300 you earn a year is totally tax free. So, working part time I was actually paying less than 30% income taxes, and obviously you need no health insurance because it's paid for through taxes and no need to save up money for an education either, because a higher education is free, including university college, in fact you even get paid to study ( around $885 a month if you do not live at home with your parents, because then you only get up to around $380 a month)

Congrats on getting to the 1k ❤

Copenhagen is always worth travelling to. The y in Hygge is pronounced like the vowl in the Greek letter My. My favourite beer is Tuborg. In Scandinavia the special (strong) brews for Easter and Christmas are famous. Tivoli is so much fun!

Ahhh the Christmas markets!! 🥰🥹 🎄 Nothing like a European sausage! So much more natural (I think haha) and tastier!

So Nice your videos Thanks 🙏🏼 The most danish Christmas marked Will be in Tivoli. The ones in town are people Travel around in Europe making Christmas marked and not special danish. Bur just enjoy life whereever you go 🙏🏼

Love the place and haven't even traveled..

Damn. You managed to find the most upmarket supermarket chain for your shopping. Irma is at the top of the heap. Look for metro and rema next time round; they are also always somewhere nearby; at least one of them…and stay away from Aldi and Lidl who primarily stock German products. Middle level is coop/brugsen and spar chains.

I love Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a beautiful city. However, there are other Danish cities too. Horsens and Middelfart for a start. It would be nice to see them too.

You both so sweeeett 😍😍😍😍.. ...

What time was it getting dark there in January?

Those chocolate covered marshmallows look amazing!!

9:40 - You also shopped at the most expensive grocery store in Denmark. We have a saying that it's mostly the old people that shop in Irma, due to their insane prices. If you shopped the same products (but different brands) at for example Netto, Rema1000 or any other discount grocery store, you would have payed half the price.

Olivia looks incredibly Swedish it is insane XD

How much would it cost to travel 1 week in Copenhagen as a university student (I will travel at bare minimum). I’ve got a ticket to Copenhagen, but I want to be ready for the local prices.

if you are still in Denmark I can show you around and you should visit the large shopping center we have

This was in December/January?

0:57 Are you sure what you are saying there? Because it looks like "Flødeboller" Classic thing you can eat in Denmark, and also because marshmallows is not so populær as "Flødeboller" :) Happy Christmas to you guys :)

Where do you guys get the information that Tivoli is the second oldest amusement park in the world? (Other travellers to Copenhagen have made the same mistake!) 1. Bakken, Klampenborg, Denmark (1583) 2. Wurstelprater, Leopoldstadt, Austria (1766) THEN 3. Tivoli, Copenhagen, Denmark (1843)! Btw! If you read Tivoli backwards, it will say I-lov-it! ;)

Denmark doesn't really get cold, like the rest of the Nordic countries. Sure, there can be nights or days, where it goes below - 10° C or 14° F, but we can also experience weeks in a row, where it doesn't go below freezing.

When did you go to Copenhagen? Going in November and hoping there is Christmas markets!!😊

Thanks for sharing, sad to see the comment section attract so many negative sour people 😂 But thats just common on internet nowadays i guess 🥰

You should try the burgers from Gasoline grill :)

You're quite right, the word "hygge" can't be translated because it's a state of being (or of mind).

Maybe the next time you pass by Copenhagen you should maybe ask them here Robe Trotting about and show you the nightlife in Copenhagen.. 👩‍❤‍👩question do you know why 1 October 1989 is a special day in the world..

Sorry we are 🇫🇮 ;)

When hot wings video?

Congrets with the more than 1000 subs..! I’m a Dane.. but not that big a fan of Denmark.. It’s a bit boring I think and the people are to selfish 😁

It is JUL, not christmas

Dont go to Irma and buy stuff ,it is one of the most expensive grosery stores

Defineret not

I lived in Denmark for 5 years back in the late 70ies and it was a really cool country, BUT even then it sucked realy hard in the winter! The humidity makes temps feel much much lower than what the themometer reads. If it then gets windy it is horrible! I live in Sweden so minus 20 celcius where I live is nothing and I have experienced it many times. BUT what is super important is that everybody stay back home or we all die from the covid pandemic! AND it is already over three years to late so it is super easy to see what happens when money is let in charge = millions dead all over the world.

I think denmark is expensive and boring 😅

Zzzz...

Don't risk your life, find a cheaper and maybe safer place like fx Kabul.

Obviously you have no clue.

No Copenhagen is too cold in he winter.

This Christmas Markets are NOT Danish, its some German, Czech, Polish style, some worldwide Gypsy Circus or travelling Tivoli, and have nothing to do with Denmark and Copenhagen. So please correct this, because, Danes does not recionize this as our culture. Dishes are NOT Danish at all we have pancakes or Æbleskiver, (Google it)

Stop with the happiest country crap plz, its not. And winter in Denmark is no fun at all, maybe thats why normal people stay at home.