Er, it’s like, black…with two wheels and a seat?
Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Dude, where’s my bike?, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Changing of the guard, Copenhagen, Denmark
Christmas markets 2012 – Copenhagen
After covering Berlin and Stockholm we’re keeping it Scandinavian by popping down to the Danish capital, Copenhagen. Here you’ll find a variety of Christmas markets to check out, and don’t forget to sample one of the many Christmas beers produced by the city’s excellent craft brewers. Copenhagen, Denmark – Christmas markets are just another reason to visit [...]
Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Sarah Lund’s headquarters, Copenhagen, Denmark
Another great thing about being based in Norway is early access to Scandinavian TV series. Given that we’re now two episodes into the third and final series of ‘Forbrydelsen’ (a.k.a. ‘The Killing’ ) and are utterly hooked – it looks like being the best one yet – it just felt right to have another shot [...]
6 of the best…travel blogs and websites for Grown-up Travellers
The internet is a wonderful place. It’s hard to imagine how we ever lived without it (or made a living without it, in some cases) but the downside is the dreaded I.O. That’s Information Overload, and it applies whether you’re surfing for a review of a pair of shoes or looking for where to spend [...]
Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Opera House, Copenhagen, Denmark
Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Jens Olsen’s World Clock, Copenhagen, Denmark
From Wikipedia: “Jens Olsen’s World Clock or Verdensur is an advanced astronomical clock which is displayed in Copenhagen Town Hall (Rådhuset). The clock was designed and calculated by Jens Olsen who was a skilled locksmith, but later learned the trade of clockmaking. He also took part in the beginning of the clock’s construction, but died in 1945, 10 years before the clock was completed. The clock [...]
Fun in the sun – 5 outdoor activities in Copenhagen
As much as we love Copenhagen (and we love it a lot) we’d be the first to admit that one problem is the weather. Winter is just rotten without the real snow and opportunities to enjoy it and while the summer is wonderful it just doesn’t last long enough – so make sure you enjoy [...]
