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Dude spent literally 0 DKK doing the tour 😅

thank you for this guide! i might travel there someday, and i beat the map too, after many attempts, but this guide help me!

Also a local here. Great tips, Adam - and I also always recommend people coming between May and October (September *can* be quite nice, if we have an _Indian Summer_ ). ☀ But June─July─August ftw. Yes: Learning the bike rules and not walking out onto the bike lanes are important for visitors. 🚲 Ride slowly on the right side on the bike lane (if you rent a bike). TY. _PS: I like your choice of music, footage and editing._

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What transportation do you recommend to get from the cruise port in Copenhagen to the airport while carrying luggage?

I have lived in Denmark, specifically in Roskilde, for the past 7 years. I still do the "tourist" walk every once in a while. When I have friends visiting, I'll repeat my favourite routes 🙂Going out of Copenhagen can be quite difficult as most have a short stay or coming for a conference. And YES, Copenhagen can be quite expensive if you are coming from Malaysia, or from Asia in general. So, I won't take them to Torvehallerne for sure but they still have to try smørrebrød. Oh yes, I normally said no to Copenhagen cards and tried to push them to walk around the city, as it offers more things to see than the darkness of the metro tunnel.

Beuatiful video. I ve been too Bali many times, I think mass tourism is the cause that the island lost its magic. But it still is a beautiful island.

So glad to have seen this! Great guide and information going around Copenhagen, truly looks like an amazing city! We plan to be there on September so all your tips have been well noted! ;))

Can you pls help m sir for become. A nomad

People won't be able to become a Digital Nomad if they can't even be a Nomad

I am traveling Europe solo for a few months and have been strongly considering spending a month in Copenhagen, partly because of the popularity of badminton in Denmark. Not sure how easy it is to find people to play badminton with, but I would hope that that would be my way to make friends with some locals. This video is making me second guess Copenhagen just a little, but this video seems more targeted towards people who want to move there, rather than just spend a month. Thanks for the information!

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Copenhagen is great if you like a hum/noise 24/7 ! To me its a shithole you visit for max 24 hours when there is a concert or something like that !

She probably stole video shots as well.

But you have enjoyed all the benifits for your entire life right? Just move to a muslim country, please. Så slipper vi andre da for endnu en negativ dansker🤦‍♂️

As a dane myself the whole "good salary" thing is kinda bullshit. Salary is pretty low in Denmark compared to other countries in the west because of the tax. Im a clinical dietitian with a masters degree and I earn rougly 18.000 dkk a month after taxes (2.500 usd). That puts me at merely 216.000 dkk a year (around 30 k usd) which is insanely low, with prizes for food being what they are in Denmark. Even in USA I would be considered poor. In USA not only is the base salary (without masters degree) almost *TWICE* as high as in Denmark with a yearly average of 60.000 usd (420.000 dkk) but depending on where you live, you can easily pay 0% - 20% in income taxes. If you earn within the top 25th percentile or go private 100k usd a year is certainly within reach. Not to mention its incredibly hard to get a job in my field in Denmark, even with my masters and good grades it took me 3 years. I really should move out of this country lol

Way too many non Danes, thats my reason number one

Hi! I just spent a few days in Copenhagen last week and fell in love with it! Am now obsessed with smørrebrød and have incorporated it into my weekly food routine - pickled herring and everything! Thanks for making this video!

Den mark loves to tax things so only rich people can afford. The solidarity is so bad that even food is taxed to the extreme

Well of course!.... I think what he's talking about is obvious and kinda stupid

people snitching on people in denmark, I really don't think it is a general issue at all, jante loven only comes into effect if you act outta pocket while having money, or if you are being an idiot. Yes we are a flat country, yes we have so much farmland, but we also have very pretty wandering routes, and a buttload of awesome beaches and beautiful islands - basically I believe some of your points are missing it's mark :0)

Great video, summarizing everything pretty accurately. One addition to it however: Jantelov in my opinion is extremely important in today’s world and I would love to see more people living more “Jantelov based”. I am also commenting as a non Dane but living in Denmark for 10+ years, and see the shift in behavior of younger people. Nevertheless, Denmark is a great country even with its flaws. The more you travel the more you understand why.

Thanks for sharing. I too spent about 4 years being a digital nomad cruising around the canals of England by boat. But early on I made the decision that I wasn't going to sit at a computer for hours on end editing videos. I have sat in front of computer screens my entire corporate life and to me it seemed to be counter productive...and there was no way I was going to continue staring at a screen again. So instead, I recorded real time vlogs. I ended up recording over 750 vlogs about everything I was doing on my journey, sometimes posting twice a day, while other times I would post once a week. I even started using Patreon as a way of earning an income but it's constant and you always have to share your stuff regularly, post photos etc. it's certainly demanding. These days, I publish vlogs for my close friends but mostly for myself as a digital diary of my travels.

Yes. Very clean and safe.

If you are youtuber, make a lot of video in Malaysia. You will get a lot of sub and view. This content is one of the example. The most watched video😂

And pls dont bike

Great video! Will be visiting Copenhagen for a couple of days next week, will definitely take the tip to not overplan and just relax to experience the city. Just wondering how the temperature will be as from what I understand this summer is quite weird (quite windy and not as hot). Thanks!

I'm going today from the 21-28th july. From Miami to Copenhagen. First time leaving 95 degrees 1000% humidity. Miami. Can't wait to freeze and visit this beautiful country and city! Solo trip 😮

You can pick plently of holes in this on the ground level but I view this at a high level really positively. It brings awareness within city attractions and tourists. With awareness comes change. We need to start somewhere. Well done Copenhagen, I'll be hoping it evolves further!

I wouldn't. The first reason is because one of my jobs requires stability (I'm a forensic anthropology professor) and I love doing that. Second, I need some stability in my life: I want to wake up in the same place most of the time and have a predictable life, to a degree. And third, because I lived abroad for one year and, although it was a great experience, I noticed that being around my family and friends is important to me.

we do have fantastic nature that you don't see all over Møns klint and Stevns klint, the Sandunes in Råbjerg mile and Grenen where the sea's meat , it is however correct no mountains and a lot of farm land, and although we certainly have woods we could use some that are larger because you are through them in 1-2 hours , otherwise I agree with most, I will say though the "jantelaw" depends on what kind of people you are around, I don't fell like people have to be like others and that we don't celebrate people with success I think it's more a myth that the truth Danes are so proud of Lego, Mærsk, Novo Nordisk, Danish Designers like Poul Henningsen, Wegner, Arne Jacobsen and the rest, not to mention "new Nordic cuisine" extremely prod of any sports athlete you can go on, but it's true people certainly don't like bragging, we like it when people are successful but they have to be humble about it, for me I see the main issue about not standing out is mainly in politics, Danes tend to all believe the same narrative, and it's the narrative being spread in the media, not many dare to speak against it, Danes will be among the last to learn the reality about what is happening in the world because they have way to must trust in their politicians and media

That was really useful. Thank you

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As a Dane, this video is very precise. I do think people complaining over people not following the rules is necessary, because Denmark has a very individualistic culture, with people showing little regard for others in public spaces. If your neighbour is throwing a party and you say nothing, expect that they will keep blasting music until 4-5 in the morning. In general, the average Danish person feels like they own whatever space they're currently in. Our nature is very beautiful in summer, but like it is stated in the video, most of Denmark's nature looks exactly the same, making exploration comparatively boring for people who live here. Everything is indeed very expensive, and if you like eating out regularly, this is NOT the place to settle down. If you are a responsible adult and have a healthy lifestyle, you will be annoyed with how much you'll be subsidising the poor life choices of the average citizen or resident by paying insanely high taxes (and myriad hidden taxes). You'll be annoyed by all of the bureaucrats being paid to enforce unnecessarily complex rules. It is NOT worth it unless you have kids. Jantelov behaviour is not so dominating in Copenhagen, but more so outside of the capital. That said, people are indeed extremely homogenous in lifestyles and tastes, and Danes are very risk averse. The weather here is truly horrible, and we barely get 100 nice days per year. In short, Copenhagen/Denmark is an excellent destination for a summer holiday... It's true that Danes are always busy, and doing spontaneous activities with Danish people can be hard. It's probably for the same reason that Danish people can be hard for foreigners to befriend, as everyone is calculating in their head how much value they are getting from interacting with you versus building their career and/or being with their family. This industriousness is a big driver behind why Denmark is a wealthy country. Danes are very willing to sacrifice happiness for productivity. It's a cultural thing. The average Danish person believes that Denmark is the best society in the world, and that there's little we can learn from other countries. This personally bothers me a lot, although Denmark is obviously a contender for a top ranking on any list ranking quality of life by country.

No one restrict you in SG. It’s a country that respect authority. I can walk around and don’t feel that I will be robbed or mug. As a woman I can walk on the street without fear. I live in peace with people of all races. That’s amazing! I love Singapore❤️

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I am a digital nomad … at home! Lollll I move from my living room to the patio, to the potager garden, to the wood, in a café … in my bed! :) I LOVE it!

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Spend thousands of dollars to come to Copenhagen for vacation and then go and collect trash to get a free ice cream? Great marketing idea...

Im planning a trip to oslo,ferry to Copenhagen then fly back to england,,,,ive git the cost to roughly 120 english pounds all in ,,,wow its cheap

Great… about to visit from Edinburgh… walking shoes ready…

Very insightful. I’m actually binging on your content before coming this month end.

You are living in a best neighborhood.👍👍.

You are such nice down to earth human being. So frank so truthful, you are helping and doing such nice Job. Allah bless you.🤲🤓♥️

Lovely video. Thanks Adam.

I will spend 2 days in Copenhagen in August 2024, and this balance of local & tourist is perfect, thanks!

Sorry, videos stolen.😌

Are you having other job too.?

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