Looking for places to bash the cat on Fastelavn’s Sunday?
The Carnival season in Denmark is really NOT as big a thing as at our neighbours’ further south, however, Danes with children do celebrate it …
From fine dining to the disgusting food museum, Your Danish Life covers it all.
Take food from all over the world, not your average hamburger, but the really different and specialised produce used for meals, present it all together, …
Enjoy the Danish nature all year round – weather is no excuse
Despite wanting to stay inside, cuddle up on the couch and drowse away the grey days of the Danish winter months, it is highly recommended …
What’s on in February
What’s on in February? Find a few tips for things to do here. February should be the last winter month and usually brings some frost …
Amazing Picasso exhibit close to Copenhagen
If you haven’t been yet, then make the most of the coming weeks to visit the museum Arken in Ishøj, just south of Copenhagen to …
New M4 metro line to open on 28 March 2020
For those working, living or studying in the new Nordhavn district, the addition of two metro stations to their area should improve their commute to …
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 …
Lastest Coronavirus status in Denmark: all tested negative
The lastest evacuated Danes from the Hubei province on Monday night have all been tested negative for infection with the coronavirus. However, new security measures …
With all the wind – do you know how cold it is for your skin when you go outside?
You probably already know about the effect of wind to enhance how cold you feel, a modern wind chill factor developed by DMI can help …
Winter holiday in Den Gamle By, the old town in Aarhus
The semi open air museum in Aarhus, follows the seasons and winter games feature high on the agenda during Danish vinterferie. Mostly indoors though. There …