Finding other expats in Denmark
You’ve (just) arrived in your new country and you’ve stacked the last pile of clothes in the wardrobe. In other words, you’re settled – or …
Danish HYGGE – even Danes don’t realise that, surprisingly, it is not about the candles
Put candles on the table, in the windowsill, and a couple elsewhere in your room. Buy candy, snacks, wine or beer, invite some friends, and …
Which insurance company to choose?
In a new country, choosing an insurance company can be extremely difficult. You will want to know who they are and what they cover, maybe …
New to Danish Work Culture? Learn more about herding the Danes
“Managing Danes is like herding cats!” laughs Heidi Rottbøll Andersen. Not her own words, but those of an American manager who, baffled at the attitude …
Koldskål with kammerjunkere – a summer delicacy
There is nothing more Danish than enjoying a bowl of koldskål with kammerjunkere in the summer. The article continues below. By Susanne Simmons Kee As …
Just Danish things: Quirks to know before you go
Denmark has a trove of amusing cultural quirks that only unravel once you’re here. You’re bound to encounter these sooner rather than later; read our …
The Danish Royals may seem rich but they actually don’t own much
The Danish royal family does not posses a huge fortune – even if they look rich with their castles, classy cars and amazing jewellery. The …
CHILDREN’S CLOTHES – How to dress your preschool child during the cold months
Sunshine, rain, lots of wind, even the occasional storm and then sunshine again. The Danish autumn and winter weather can be tricky. The article continues …
CANDLES – Deadly Danish HYGGE?
Before you adopt the Danish custom of lighting candles take note that in a country, where on average 16 hours a day are spent at …
Gear up for the cold and rainy season
Autumn and winter means rain, wind and much colder temperatures. Being prepared for it with the right rain gear is essential. By Inger Stokkink and …