Copenhagen Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Expect to pay around €25 for a meal, which is quite high compared to Slovakia.

Be prepared for high prices; everything can be quite expensive, even simple meals.

Look out for good deals on souvenirs, as I found some nice discounts on magnets.

Consider getting the Copenhagen card for access to over 80 attractions and public transportation.

Expect to spend around 800 to 2000 Danish Kroner per day as a mid-range traveler.

Dining can be expensive, but food markets offer a variety of affordable options.

Be prepared for unique flavors; the local sauces can be tangy and are a great complement to the dishes.

Try the local open-faced sandwiches, they often come with fried onions and pickles, which adds a nice crunch.

Make sure to explore various food options; there are Filipino food places and street food available.

Make sure to try local food when visiting friends; it's a great way to bond.

Danish food is light and fresh, making it a great choice for meals while visiting.

There are plenty of cute Italian restaurants to choose from.

Explore the local cafes for a taste of authentic Danish pastries; they're a must-try!

Make sure to try local specialties like smørrebrød and Danish pastries.

Renting an electric bike is a great way to explore Copenhagen, especially at night when it's quieter.

Walking is a viable option in Copenhagen; you can even walk to or from the airport in about an hour and a half.

Renting a bicycle is a great way to explore the city, as biking is part of Copenhagen's culture.

Be prepared for potential traffic, especially during rush hours; the software can help navigate through it.

Walking is the best way to explore Copenhagen, allowing you to see more of the city.

Expect a significant reduction in the number of cars on the road, making it easier to navigate and reducing congestion.

Public transport is efficient, so consider getting a travel card for easy access around the city.

Make sure to check the metro routes carefully to avoid getting lost.

Using the Metro and bikes is the best way to get around the city efficiently.

The metro system is very efficient; they even gave me money for it!

Parking is free from Saturday night to Monday morning, which is great for weekend visits.

Using the metro can save you from walking too much, especially after a long day of sightseeing.

Don't miss the iconic Little Mermaid statue, a must-see symbol of Copenhagen.

Consider bringing a suitcase if you plan to shop for baby clothes at secondhand stores; it makes carrying your finds easier.

Plan your visit with some flexibility; you might end up on an unexpected food tour!

Make sure to visit the Marble Church, known for its enormous green dome and stunning marble interior.

Make sure to include Copenhagen in your itinerary as it offers unique experiences.

Copenhagen has a vibrant atmosphere, especially when the sun is out, making it a great place to explore.

If you're looking for a local food experience, consider reaching out to locals for recommendations.

If you're visiting, make sure to check out the outdoor swimming area; it's a great spot to relax and enjoy the sun.

Consider using Tesla's Full Self-Driving software for a more relaxed driving experience in the city.

Explore the vibrant live music scene in neighborhoods like Vesterbro and Nørrebro for a taste of local culture.

The city has a vibrant atmosphere with plenty of shops and cafes to explore.

Explore the cobbled streets of Indre By for a charming atmosphere and great local shops.

Consider staying in a small area for a month to really soak in the local vibe.

Copenhagen is very family-friendly, with many parents taking their babies out in strollers, creating a welcoming atmosphere.

Explore the areas around the parliament to understand the unique coalition politics that shape Danish governance.

Take your time to explore; there's no rush to move on if you find a nice spot.

Be prepared for a city that could quickly transition to robo taxis, which might change the way you think about transportation.

Traveling with a baby can be hectic, so try to maintain a routine to keep things smooth.

Plan your visit around meeting friends to enhance your experience in the city.

Be prepared for a lot of people during the day; cycling in the evening is much more peaceful.

Make sure to explore the city as it is clean and safe, with friendly locals.

Visit Tivoli Gardens in the evening for fewer crowds, as it stays open late.

Visit during weekdays to witness the political discussions and activities in full swing.

Try to visit during the winter for a magical experience with fairy lights and cozy cafes.

Be prepared for some wind when visiting Copenhagen, but the weather should be manageable for outdoor activities.

Plan your food trip ahead of time to make the most of your limited time in the city.

Make sure to check the weather forecast before your trip to enjoy the beautiful beaches without rain interruptions.

The best time to visit is from May to September when the weather is pleasant.

Consider booking an Airbnb in different areas to get a feel for living in the city before making a permanent move.