Smørrebrød – a quintessentially Danish delicacy
Are you new to the world of smørrebrød or do you just find them a bit daunting? We have sampled some of the best eateries …
The King of bread – Rugbrød
To foreigners perhaps the strangest Danish bread is the rugbrød – rye bread. The dark, compact, whole grain brick that takes some time to chew …
Get enough C Vitamin – put in small fruit pauses during the day
As the grey and cold of a Danish winter may start taking its toll on you, remember that it is important to stock-up on C-vitamin. …
Tulips, the must have winter treat to brighten your home
Despite the cold outside, cut tulips are in season; a good tip to help you endure the grey clouds and short days. The article continues …
How to source vegetables other than Danish cabbage during the winter
If you are used to lovely fresh and tasty vegetables (and fruit) all year round shopping what you are used to may be a challenge …
The Royal horses and the Royal Stables
Being an old Kingdom also means maintaining old traditions such as the upkeep of a royal stable more than 300 years old; a visit is …
Explore the Copenhagen Harbour waterfront; walk or bike along the Harbour Circle.
The newest harbour front area consists of former docklands, now regenerated with urban life, water canals and living space in many shapes and forms. The …
Have something sweet with your tea today
No time to bake a cake? Danish bakeries are full of delicious alternatives. This weekend you might be tempted to try a new one? The …
In search of Copenhagen’s “Forgotten Giants”
Troll-Spotting: X marks the spot in this charming troll treasure hunt around Copenhagen that blends art and sustainability with delightful outdoor adventure The article continues …
Out and About: Spending Christmas and New Year in Copenhagen and Denmark
Christmas Eve and the Christmas days are special in Denmark – everything (nearly) closes down and finding eateries that are open, and shops to buy …