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im from switzerland, but every-time i visit copenhagen 🇩🇰 its pocket friendly to me, and i find it not expensive, i love copenhagen,, I underestimate the weather in copenhagen And its crazy colder,the system is way better compared to other EU countries, The downside is the train in copenhagen is almost late all the time,, and need to maintained,

THANKS!!

Great video, extra tip, with two of you similar price taking two mototcycle grab/gojek to taking taxi and a lot quicker often. Can book one bike and he will be able to find you second rider in most locations for same price. Essential advice if going to/through Canggu which has unbelievable bad traffic. Also, beware Indonesian school holidays as they bring cars over and create extra traffic hell.

And why not be frank: Those scammers and pick pockets mentioned is comming from eastern europe which also is the ones sitting outside supermarkeds pretending to sell magazines, but actually is begging.

Can anyone buy an apartment in copenhagen or do you have to have pr or citizenship? Thank you!

Hi Adam. First of all, thank you for the detailed videos about Copenhagen. I watched your previous video about the attractions as well and took some notes about the places to visit. I will visit Copenhagen in February and my flight back home will be early in the morning. I wonder if it is really safe to take metro at 3-4am at night to the airport. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks in advance.

94% of everything you earn is sucked up in tariffs and tax. For that you get almost nothing in return, and the free services that we do get, is below standard and of such poor quality, that you better think again before visiting a hospital, as you might end up dead.

Hi! could you tell me the name of the hotel capsule, please? Thank you!

You very good night

This is a really interesting comment. It resonates because I’m incredibly consumptive. I feel a need to travel endlessly and to consume films, books, media. I feel a need to endlessly ‘experience’ and digest everything but at its core, this modus operandi is just hollow. I’ve always sensed it. That’s not to say I have some solution. I haven’t found a way to find contentment without this consumption but your comment is a useful counterpoint to my natural instinct to just keep consuming life. Would I be satisfied with the depth of just seeing my kid enjoy a cardboard box? I’m not sure. These are the existential questions we have to contend with but your comment gives pause for thought, which is much appreciated.

So what does 27000DKK get you in Denmark a month? like rent, food, utilities?

Nice to see someone actually share the numbers showcasing how much someone, who actually makes good quality videos can earn with travel vlogging. Sure, some make more, but I am guessing the majority makes less. I am guessing after paying taxes in Denmark you get to keep around 1000 USD for 9 months of work, which would be roughly earning 4 USD a day (without including the cost of equipment, airplane tickets, Airbnb, food etc.)? My question would be: "How much savings do you need to become a full-time travel vlogger earning 49 cents an hour?" Honestly, wouldn`t it just be so much better to simply travel and enjoy discovering new places, instead of doing this as a job, that pays 4 times less per hour than a minimum wage job in Indonesia for example?

What is your camera / mic set up?

honestly the cost of living, food, and entertainment sounds very similar to where I live in Chicago.

I liked this video, but the footage looked like stock footage which seemed a shame if you were there 7 months. But nice commentary

This video, along with others we've seen, has been very helpful for our current trip. We're actually here for a few more days and still have much to explore! Thank you for the video and the tips.

I totally disagree that nature in Denmark is boring. I wonder if Nordic Adam is a real city person who does not know his country outside of Copenhagen. Within our rather small country, there is great variation. The finest beaches, forests and hills. 400 islands, and many of them can be visited. Cliffs, peninsulas and lakes. In many places there are marked paths and with an app you can easily find your way.

I love that simple concrete interior of the first place

Beautiful. Thank you

Chicago is like this with 9 months of grey but in summer EVERYONE enjoys the outdoors

I hate Bali. These people cannot stop pestering me. I walk out my hotel and its hundreds of people trying to grab my attention HEY HEY BRO BRO HEY U WANT BOOMBOOM. This place is a overrated yuppy shit hole

The prices/cost of living seem pretty identical to Ireland, yet we lack a lot of the infrastructure and public services you have there. Not to mention the worse weather here 😅 I love our little Emerald Isle, but Copenhagen is great. I'd love to explore more of Denmark, as we go everybody year, but I'm curious if I'd be okay with mostly english (and a bit of Norwegian) to get around outside the city

You are so right. It’s not cheap in Copenhagen. However, I got a great deal with an Airbnb 40 minutes outside the city by train. This is my everyday commute to work in the United States. I didn’t mind, and it was well worth it.❤

I'd just like to note that if you ask any European, they will say their surroundings are kinda boring, because they're used to it they've grown up with it. We're all the same in a balance of pros and cons in our day-to-day, but I think it's kind of rich to point negatively towards some of the things that makes life so easy for Danes. As for the 'everyone is the same' that's definitely a Capital (i.e. Copenhagen) thing in my opinion. Pesky half-swedes.

Super helpfull I can't wait to try the tips im December

Great Video, nice insights! Thanks for sharing your Experience!❤

What's really interesting is what you get paid after tax. It is also very possible that Denmark should have a good school and health system, presumably. If you have children with diagnoses or other small challenges with such children, the system is just as rotten as the politicians' narrative that they go into politics to make a difference. If you get sick in Denmark, have health insurance as the hospital system is just as much a joke as the school system. So, in theory, Denmark was a nice country, but if you first need the government's help - whether it is one or the other - then the system does everything to escape from the responsibility they have. Denmark is a joke

Thank you so much. We are heading to Copenhagen in early December. I am so so excited and will watch more of your videos 🗺️Regards from California!

love your delivery and information! thank you!)

I took your recommendation and went to the Frederiksberg Park and Garden. It was phenomenal in the fall colors with very few tourists. Thank you so much for the great tip!

Thx so much ..😊

(A library in DENMARK) Is it possible to acquire knowledge of economics, international politics and geography entirely in English in a library in DENMARK, or does this knowledge require knowledge of danish?

What about chefs in restaurants

Not a bad video.

amazing guide, thank you

TLDR: NO

I’m currently visiting this beautiful city. Thanks for all the tips !!

pay 25k just to see a sea/rock formation. wth... i see that all the time driving by on australia west coast. just sit and gatekeep nature wonders. they should use the tourism dollar to upskill and come up with another industry instead.

How can your lady never smile, being in such a beautiful place with her handsome lover on a perfect day to enjoy a private long tail boat tour? I don't understand. Is it a cultural thing? Norwegian?

I loved seeing the dusky leaf monkeys in your video about Tonsai beach! We'll be there in one month! We have our air tix for Krabi and a rez for a bungalow at Ao Nang. Thank you for the good suggestions!

Canggu- avoid at all costs Instagramers, rip off prices for food and shopping, traffic chaos, even walking can be hazardous, pick pockets, only one road in and out to the main road. Canggu was better in the 90’s and early 2000s.

No jobs in Denmark 😢

We're moving to Sicily, Italy in a few months, and we will be going where my husband was born and raised. Already roots there so to speak. Nomadic life is not for us. We love to travel but need a home base for stability. We will miss our adult kids and grandkids in the U.S., but we've already put travel back to visit in the budget. Not sure if this retirement in Italy will be forever or not, but we're open. Thanks for being transparent ~ it's appreciated. 😍 Blessings, ~ Carol Amato

Mah man I’m from northern italy and I was searching for a place. This was sad 😒

THE BEST WAY TO BE A LAZY LOSER THOSE DAYS IS BEING A DIGITAL NOMAL BUM...WHAT A WAST OF TIME.

Your camera looks old. I don't like it. Why don't you get 4K, a real vibrant color camera.?

So informative thank you. May I ask what camera are you using?

appreciate your self-criticism as dane. shed light on different angle about københavn thank you.

What is generslly the rpm in the travel niche??

Interesting you mentioned couchsurfing... do people still use that? I stopped using CS when they went the greed way.