Notes from Copenhagen
I have been to Copenhagen a handful of times now, and if I had to make one change, I’d return in the height of summertime to experience extra long days and dips into the water, punctuated by delicious baked goods and chilled glasses of wine. The size of the city is manageable for a short trip, but to really experience and embody the culture, I’d recommend a week or more. They are doing so many things right over there, it’s admirable.
My favorite memories
Venturing out to the The Louisiana Museum; it’s a day trip, but just spectacular and I am glad I went during my visit.
The FRAMA Studio Store & a neighboring bakery called Apotek 57; my airbnb during my visit just so happened to be with the bakery owner!
Mussels and wine enjoyed in the sunshine at Kødbyens Fiskebar.
Everything in the Ferm Living Store!
If I had been there with someone, I would have rented one of the “Go Boats” – you can drive them yourself on the water and bring a picnic, it’s very cute.
I have loved wandering around the neighborhood called Kartoffelrækkerne - very small streets and charming proportions.
Shopping at Skall Studio, one of my favorite brands!!
Resting for a cafe moment Studio x Kitchen.
Grundtvig’s Church – yes a church, but visually haven’t experienced anything like it.
Downtown Copenhagen, as well as a snap from the Louisiana Museum (bottom right)
Wandering around
The Frama Studio Store
The Louisiana Museum
This place was called AUDO
A delightful wine bar (top left), and couple of vignettes from the Louisiana Museum
Enjoying life along the water
The AirBNB I stayed in, which is no longer available it seems
