@@RobeTrotting indeed it was I have very fond memories of the people, the pubs and your overall standard of living and happiness. Danish people can seem aloof but when you get to know them they are amazing. One thing I learnt from them was being punctual. In Ireland we aren’t that punctual but I soon learnt that it was poor manners to turn up late. 29 years since I left Denmark that punctuality has never left me and I am spot on time for anything and usually too early.
When in Vejle, it's a must to drive from Vejle to Jelling through Grejs and Grejsdalen... Or going a bit west to Vejle Ådal - some of the most beautiful nature in Jutland :D
Absolutely. Ribe is the real deal, and as someone who grew up there and now lives near Vejle, I am almost ashamed you "wasted" your time looking at that itsy-bitsy church :-D For a proper cathedral, medieval witch hunts and hangings, a proper river (3 actually) running through the town, really old buildings and houses, and much more, Ribe is the place to go.
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and motivating! Cannot wait when all of us start travel again! It really help to develop international tourism! cool!
My friends are living in Vejle at the moment so every holiday I got a chance to explore the city..been to the Wave many times and the walking street but I can`t get enough of it..theres still so much to explore.
Nice video, AND your walking has improved :D! When Odense "is done" building the new city center AND tram, please come visit :)! There's so much to see and talk about :)
Vejle is such a comfortable city to visit, but it's also surrounded by some crazy beautiful nature. Catch the train going towards Herning and you'll see some very nice valleys just as you get out of town. I'm from Silkeborg area which also has some beautiful nature, especially if you choose to explore the lakes by canoe in summer, but I was stunned the first time I arrived to Vejle from the Herning side by train.
Vejle is a fine city, but my personal favorite, is Viborg ❤ You've got the words guys, now you need the ease, to get the flow of the language Hello from Hundested 🌸🌱
@@Simon.v.G. Viborg is a beautiful city, but it's not small....(population: 40.000) I been working here for 3 months, and still have 2 left.... I miss my little Østervrå (population: 1.300) 🤣🤣🤣😁😅
Wow, you really captured Vejle and its beauty from its best sides. Being born and raised in Vejle, I didn’t really expect to get that excited about your video, but I stand corrected. 😉👍
@@RobeTrotting I’m glad you had a good time there. My brother actually works in TorveHallerne where you stayed, so you might have met him. Let me know if you have any complaints about your stay there, then I’ll gladly pass them along. 😉 Have a great night. Looking forward to your next vid. 🙂
You guys have got to go see some of the churches where the murals have been restores. Most churches dating to before the reformation had murals all over the inside in bright colours and ... sometimes raunchy imagery. Unlike in most other European churches the Danish (and to an extend scandinavian churches as a whole) murals survived, they were covered in the wake of the reformation and specifically the 17th and 18th century but many were able to be restored in the 19th and 20th century.
Oh, great tip! We'll have to look for some that have restored murals - we saw a few with a Google search. Sounds really interesting to explore that art history 😀🇩🇰
I was born and raised 15 kilometers outside of Vejle but haven't been there in more than a decade. It's fun to see how the city has changed quite a lot. Seems like you caught the perfect weather for a visit. Skål !
Oh, that's such a high compliment then, we hope that we covered your city well. We LOVED our weekend there in early May. It's such a perfect getaway from KBH 🇩🇰😀
Omg that last clip was right in front of my appartment 🙈 I hope that you enjoyed Vejle! I’ve lived here for two years this months, and it’s my favorite place I’ve lived!
I simply love that you try so hard on the Danish language! And of course I enjoy your road trips (Jellinge was also amazing).. Keep up the good "work" (if you can call it that, hehe)! Love you guys!
Oh wow, I never noticed but you're right. I think we have to get into a different mindset - which is also why we sound so bad when we try to insert one Danish word/pronunciation in an English sentence (not that our regular Danish is THAT good haha).
Hey Fellas! just discovered your Channel , Very pleasantly Surprised, My wife's Parents came From Denmark to America, in their Teenage years, I'm also A Danish American, I am Seriously Considering Getting our 17 teen yr. old Son back to His Ancestral Home For At least some Education, maybe he will want to stay [America is A little Nutty Right now] I see your Videos As A useful Tool in helping our Cause .Thanx!!
Thanks for the history lesson! I never heard any of these things! I do come from a family that never went on hollydays and didnt explore denmark, but there are so many beautifull places to see! I will try to go there next time we have a small hollyday! And your danish is getting super good! I think it is at least 😁
I love to hear you both speaking Danish! I would love to speak Danish. My grandparents in my fathers side spoke Danish fluently. They passed away before I could learn it.
I visited Vejle a lot, in later years due to my job and when I was a kid when we visited relatives in the small village Stouby not far from Vejle. My favorite area is Vejle Ådal west of town, with its natural beauty. If you haven't already you should definitely visit. Not least Ravninge Enge and the surrounding area is beautiful
So cool! We loved it - the perfect weekend trip from KBH. Can't wait to return and it's really cool to have other Danish destinations to recommend to our friends and family who visit us 🇩🇰😀
Next time you are in Vejle, you should take the short train or bus ride to Jelling. The old Vikingtown were the first royalty lived and Harald bluetooth made denmark christian. It is a small cosy town with a big history, a nice museum, and In the end of may one of the biggest danish music festivals takes place every year. Not long from Jelling is Givskud that has one of the best Zoo's in denmark.
That is awesome. I live about 12 kilometres North of Vejle, in Hedensted. But I have gone to school in Vejle and work there now. Glad you guys liked it 😍😍
Great video, you should visit Sønderborg sometime, maybe try when they’re doing ringridning, because it’s an absolute blast and a unique experiance only found in Sønderjylland
This video is awesome and I really think you guys are on a good path when it comes to your danish pronunciation. Thank you both for daring to end this video like that. Also, I really like the way you portray the places you go. Even though I've been there, your videos make me feel like going there again
Your Danish wasn't bad enough to warrant a warning guys 😂🤣😂 Be proud that you are learning and practicing, and that you have the bravery to use it even though it won't come out perfectly. Danish is HARD if you haven't grown up with it, and the pronunciation isn't exactly intuitive or natural sounding if you are not used to æ, ø and å etc. So yeah... be kind to yourselves! Also, thanks for showing the beauty of Vejle. I have never visited myself, but it looks gorgeous and the history of the town was fascinating! I am glad you are doing towns like this, and I definitely recommend you visit Aalborg where I used to live while studying at the University there. It is a gorgeous city with a lot to see, and I would love to see the kind of history you might be able to find as it is such a major city. Odense, the town of Hans Christian Andersen, would probably be really interesting for you as well!
Even though Denmark is a quite secular country - I recommend taking a trip of the danish churches and monasteries. Northern Jutland (where I'm from) has a number of wonderful examples; - Den tilsandede kirke (The sanded church, Skagen) - Børglum Kloster (Børglum Monastery, Wonderful place - highly recommended) - Vitskøl Kloster (Vitskøl Monastery) - Gråbrødrekloster (Gray-brother monastery, which was found by accident when digging out for a new building site in Aalborg) - Budolfi Kirke (Budolfi Church, Aalborg - which has a monastery attached next to it. You can get a guided tour of the crypts and the wonderful frescos) - Lodbjerg Kirke (Lodbjerg Church, Thy - which is one of two smallest churches in Denmark)
I love your videos 👍🏻. If you are interested in VERY old Danish history, you should visit Koldinghus castel in Kolding, the city of Ribe (Denmarks oldest city) and Kongernes Jelling (a inside and outside musserum in Jelling that tells the story about the danish Viking age and how over danish monarchy is the oldest in the world because ower Queen Margrethe II can track her lineage back to some of the Viking kings. They are alle in Jylland and are all dated back since before Columbus discovered America so older then the oldest written America history (except for the native American's history of course) 😊 Once we took an Australien to Koldinghus and she found i mind blowing to stand in a building older than her entier contryes written history, so maby you would have that same mind blowing experience 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much for watching and the sweet comment Annette. We have Ribe high on our list of places to visit for leisure and to create a video. We actually started a series to examine why and how Denmark has existed and thrived over the centuries despite setbacks and obvious advantages that some other nations have. For the first video we went to Jelling and talked about the ingenuity and adaptive qualities of Gorm and Harald and what their legacies mean to Denmark as a country. Here’s the link if you’re interested 😃🇩🇰 th-cam.com/video/yrvC5sel8s8/w-d-xo.html
We've done several travels around Denmark (we are danes, and feel that our chrildren also needs the knowledge), there are a lot of beautifull places, Ribe is exceptional, Ærø (where we had some of our honeymoon 25 years ago), a place similar in name, which is staggering is Vejlerne, that's in the north of jutland. There are also still the old beach fishing boats in the nothern jutland, and vadehavet where you can drive to Mandø on Låningsvejen, and and and, there are so many places :-)
I work daily in Vejle city center but live i Kolding close by, Vejle is great city, if you go to the street “Kiddesvej” you will meet the steepest road in Denmark 😀 enjoy your stay guys 🌞
This was actually a surpricingly good video, you relly did some research. Your visit here must have been very recently, as "Rådhustorvet" in front of the old city hall have just been renovated to this looks, there used to be steps, where those statues originally were placed. Next time you are here, take a trip to Skyttehuset and the Northerm Forrest. Nature is one of the things, that makes Vejle beautiful. Unfortunately a lot of old buildings in the center have been demolished since the 1970's, which means loss of a lot of history.
Hej Henrik, thank you so much - it's always good to be a nice surprise 😀We got to visit Vejle in early May and we were lucky with great weather. Next time we will DEFINITELY do more of the nature around the fjord, we missed the chance this time because we had a lot planned.
A cozy place where you can learn a little about history and see beautiful things is Sønderborg and Dybøl Banke Museums ( Jutland/Als ) - Just found your channel and think it's cool - Hej Is from Denmark - Another place with a good history is Bunker Museum in Hanstholm and beautiful beach with bunker us from WV2 (Jutland) - 😊🙌🏼
my birth town :) .. i was baptized at the St. Nicolaj. you should have been at the city part Uhrhøj (Tour de France Goes through there btw.) but there is a view point there where you can see most if not all of Vejle city and Vejle Å-dal. Find the street/ Road Grønningen and where it meets the forrest go towards right and like 100m down you are at the view point :) just a little "native" tip.
Fun to experience Vejle with the eyes of 2 tourists ❤️Next time, and I'm sure there Will be a next time 😀 You guys have to Walk 1 kilometer the opposite way, ie opposite the port. Just 1 kilometer/10 minuttes of walking, we have Kongens Kær, with Lots of birds AND 2 sea eagles. Vejle is Also beatyfull nature almost inside the city ❤️
@@RobeTrotting Aww, well next time maybe :) If you plan on going to Vejle again - You can be sure that I'll be there to shake your hands and take pics :p
Thanks, Patrick! We have not been to the West coast yet but have heard good things - it's probably great in the summer. Definitely on our list, we have a few more trips in Denmark planned for the summer months 😀🇩🇰
Hint to learning how to pronounce, Æ, Ø, Å.... (my advice anyway....).. You know the song, "Hey Yah" with... Ohh I forgot.., "black eyed peas" ... or maybe "Outcast"... Anyway.. the "Hey Yeah" chorus is perfect training those vocal chords.. 👍😁
Thanks Tim! We definitely won’t stop trying. I think when we use English but insert one Danish word the pronunciation sounds bad, but when we try to actually speak in Danish sentences it’s a little better 🙏 🇩🇰
7:25 😏 Don’t worry, you’ll get a hang on our weird, tongue twisting potato-in-mouth language eventually! 😄 Perhaps you could do a casual pronunciation shootout with the Youngs from 'Travelin’ Young' at some point?
@@RobeTrotting Yeah, that wouldn’t be fair since she’s still a ‘young’ 😏 whippersnapper. Maybe she could be the referee, and have her ask a Danish friend to help out and give out the points?
I like your video but I still think Vejle is boring even if I lived there for a while. maybe try aarhus who has a lot of history or Fredericia which has an interesting cultural history. it is the place where french refugees setled after been given the town by the king. There is a hotel close to the harbour, Hotel Postgården, who has a charming interiour and delicious cakes. Ebeltoft is an old and charming town with varied museums.
All I can say about the 'bad danish' is more that english is more flowey in the words. Danish contains a lot of 'half-stops' so to speak in a word. like Dannebrog. Danne Brog. I think if 'American' was a danish word, it's be Ameri Can. Cuz we do have a tendency to have that half-waythrough re-adding of pressure to a lot of words more than 4 or so letters. so if you think you might be a bit 'heavy' on the word, you might just barely be giving it enough 'pressure', so to speak.
What you also should have done was to rent a Bicycle and drive West trough Vejle Ådal (Vejle River Wally) towards Bindeballe and Vandel, then you would have seen the true "alps" of Denmark.
I'm from Kolding (approximately 18,6 miles from Vejle), and that is a equally beautiful city to visit. Mostly famous for Koldinghus Castle and the mall. But it's so much more. It's absolutely beautiful and worth a visit
The last part sounds a bit Trump-like 😝 When you say, »Tak, fordi I så med (Thank you for watching along)!«, it sounds like: »Tak, fordi I så mig (Thank you seeing me)!«
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As a dane, i appreciate your videos on so many levels. And as a bonus, i get to learn more about my own country 🙂
Totally agree on that👍🏻
As an Irishman that went to college in vejle I have fond memories of the town and the people
Oh that’s so great, it’s such a charming town - would have been a nice place to go to college 😃
@@RobeTrotting indeed it was I have very fond memories of the people, the pubs and your overall standard of living and happiness. Danish people can seem aloof but when you get to know them they are amazing. One thing I learnt from them was being punctual. In Ireland we aren’t that punctual but I soon learnt that it was poor manners to turn up late. 29 years since I left Denmark that punctuality has never left me and I am spot on time for anything and usually too early.
As a comment on the "bad Danish", all I can say is; practise makes perfect! Your "skål!" proves it! ;)
Cheers boys!
Thanks Don 😃Cheers !
When in Vejle, it's a must to drive from Vejle to Jelling through Grejs and Grejsdalen... Or going a bit west to Vejle Ådal - some of the most beautiful nature in Jutland :D
true shit
Such a pleasure meeting the both of you! Hope you guys had a blast "cough cough Mary's pub, Luckys sportsbar cough cough"
Haha yes! We saw all the finest pubs and bars in town 😂a fine mix of culture and cough cough "culture"
I've only ever passed through Vejle on my way to the airport. I'll have to give this one a watch now! ❤️
Yes! Let us know what you think, but it's a really wonderful city! So pretty and relaxing and the perfect weekend away 😀
Nice video. You could maybe visit Ribe next, it's Denmarks oldest city.
Oh yes, we have Ribe on our list for sure and have a few other Danish summer trips planned, but hope to make it this year 🇩🇰😀
@@RobeTrotting sounds really nice, and nice try with the Danish sentences. 🙂
Absolutely. Ribe is the real deal, and as someone who grew up there and now lives near Vejle, I am almost ashamed you "wasted" your time looking at that itsy-bitsy church :-D
For a proper cathedral, medieval witch hunts and hangings, a proper river (3 actually) running through the town, really old buildings and houses, and much more, Ribe is the place to go.
I live in Vejle 🥰🥰😁😁😁, im so happy you guys was here, im actually kinda proud😝😜
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and motivating! Cannot wait when all of us start travel again! It really help to develop international tourism! cool!
Us too! We really miss seeing new countries but getting to visit places where we live is a super nice thing right now.
My friends are living in Vejle at the moment so every holiday I got a chance to explore the city..been to the Wave many times and the walking street but I can`t get enough of it..theres still so much to explore.
Thanks for a sweet little video! I really like your positive angle!
Thanks for watching and the kind words 😀🇩🇰
Thx for the vid, fun to see amother perspective to the city you live in..
Nice video, AND your walking has improved :D!
When Odense "is done" building the new city center AND tram, please come visit :)! There's so much to see and talk about :)
Haha, working on the walk 😂 thanks for noticing and we’ll definitely make it to Odense sometime soon! 🇩🇰😃
Vejle is such a comfortable city to visit, but it's also surrounded by some crazy beautiful nature. Catch the train going towards Herning and you'll see some very nice valleys just as you get out of town.
I'm from Silkeborg area which also has some beautiful nature, especially if you choose to explore the lakes by canoe in summer, but I was stunned the first time I arrived to Vejle from the Herning side by train.
Vejle is a fine city, but my personal favorite, is Viborg ❤
You've got the words guys, now you need the ease, to get the flow of the language
Hello from Hundested 🌸🌱
Absolutely! Viborg is my favorite small town in DK.
@@Simon.v.G. Viborg is a beautiful city, but it's not small....(population: 40.000) I been working here for 3 months, and still have 2 left.... I miss my little Østervrå (population: 1.300) 🤣🤣🤣😁😅
Wow, you really captured Vejle and its beauty from its best sides. Being born and raised in Vejle, I didn’t really expect to get that excited about your video, but I stand corrected. 😉👍
Thanks a ton, that's a huge compliment from a local! So glad we did the city justice because we had such a great time spending the weekend there 🇩🇰😀
@@RobeTrotting I’m glad you had a good time there. My brother actually works in TorveHallerne where you stayed, so you might have met him. Let me know if you have any complaints about your stay there, then I’ll gladly pass them along. 😉
Have a great night. Looking forward to your next vid. 🙂
I used to sing in the church choir in Sct. Nicolai Church, when I lived in Vejle while studying nursing 😊
You guys have got to go see some of the churches where the murals have been restores. Most churches dating to before the reformation had murals all over the inside in bright colours and ... sometimes raunchy imagery. Unlike in most other European churches the Danish (and to an extend scandinavian churches as a whole) murals survived, they were covered in the wake of the reformation and specifically the 17th and 18th century but many were able to be restored in the 19th and 20th century.
Oh, great tip! We'll have to look for some that have restored murals - we saw a few with a Google search. Sounds really interesting to explore that art history 😀🇩🇰
I was born and raised 15 kilometers outside of Vejle but haven't been there in more than a decade. It's fun to see how the city has changed quite a lot. Seems like you caught the perfect weather for a visit. Skål !
As a "vejleianere" this video makes me extremely happy. Also when did you visit?
Oh, that's such a high compliment then, we hope that we covered your city well. We LOVED our weekend there in early May. It's such a perfect getaway from KBH 🇩🇰😀
Du er vejlenser.. Lad Horsens, Randers, Fredericia osv have deres "ianer" for sig selv.
Omg that last clip was right in front of my appartment 🙈 I hope that you enjoyed Vejle! I’ve lived here for two years this months, and it’s my favorite place I’ve lived!
I want to visit Vejle in the near future, since I have never been there. I found this video really helpful.
Maybe you should Try and visit Ribe, I Love watching your videos where I learn a lot about my own country 😃
Thx for the tour.. my daughter study in Vejle right now, so do visit the town. And i remember it when it was a industry town. Now it shines.
I simply love that you try so hard on the Danish language! And of course I enjoy your road trips (Jellinge was also amazing)..
Keep up the good "work" (if you can call it that, hehe)! Love you guys!
Thank you so much! 😃We do try, even if it's painful for native Danes to hear haha.
I love how the tone of your voices change when you speek danish. Both of you speak in a higher pitch when speaking danish. :-)
Oh wow, I never noticed but you're right. I think we have to get into a different mindset - which is also why we sound so bad when we try to insert one Danish word/pronunciation in an English sentence (not that our regular Danish is THAT good haha).
Hey Fellas! just discovered your Channel , Very pleasantly Surprised, My wife's Parents came From Denmark to America, in their Teenage years, I'm also A Danish American, I am Seriously Considering Getting our 17 teen yr. old Son back to His Ancestral Home For At least some Education, maybe he will want to stay [America is A little Nutty Right now] I see your Videos As A useful Tool in helping our Cause .Thanx!!
Oh that’s so cool, we’re so glad you found us and hope that you can all spend some time in the homeland 🇩🇰 😃
haha so funny just missed you guys then! have fun
Hahaha! You guys have passed the buildingsite I work at to take the video of the harbour and the nice buildings there!!!
Awesome video from a former "Vejlenser". :-)
Thanks for the history lesson! I never heard any of these things!
I do come from a family that never went on hollydays and didnt explore denmark, but there are so many beautifull places to see!
I will try to go there next time we have a small hollyday!
And your danish is getting super good! I think it is at least 😁
I love to hear you both speaking Danish!
I would love to speak Danish. My grandparents in my fathers side spoke Danish fluently. They passed away before I could learn it.
We don’t like to do it on here, too many trolls haha
I visited Vejle a lot, in later years due to my job and when I was a kid when we visited relatives in the small village Stouby not far from Vejle. My favorite area is Vejle Ådal west of town, with its natural beauty. If you haven't already you should definitely visit. Not least Ravninge Enge and the surrounding area is beautiful
Nice indeed. Perhaps you can make a video about your work in Denmark?
We have one generally on working in Denmark and one coming in two weeks on the work life balance.
That is my home town ! Hope you enjoyed your visit :D
So cool! We loved it - the perfect weekend trip from KBH. Can't wait to return and it's really cool to have other Danish destinations to recommend to our friends and family who visit us 🇩🇰😀
Next time you are in Vejle, you should take the short train or bus ride to Jelling. The old Vikingtown were the first royalty lived and Harald bluetooth made denmark christian. It is a small cosy town with a big history, a nice museum, and In the end of may one of the biggest danish music festivals takes place every year. Not long from Jelling is Givskud that has one of the best Zoo's in denmark.
You shouls come to Bornholm- It has a lot of history and culture. Love watching your videos btw.
That is awesome. I live about 12 kilometres North of Vejle, in Hedensted. But I have gone to school in Vejle and work there now. Glad you guys liked it 😍😍
Very cool! We had such a fun time there, really enjoyed exploring Vejle 😀🇩🇰Thanks for watching Laila.
The old town in AArhus , thats cute ;). ( thanks for you videos, so far) ;). /Michael
You guys need to visit holstebro! There's som serious history there!
Great video, you should visit Sønderborg sometime, maybe try when they’re doing ringridning, because it’s an absolute blast and a unique experiance only found in Sønderjylland
Tak for besøget til Vejle.
This video is awesome and I really think you guys are on a good path when it comes to your danish pronunciation. Thank you both for daring to end this video like that.
Also, I really like the way you portray the places you go. Even though I've been there, your videos make me feel like going there again
Your Danish wasn't bad enough to warrant a warning guys 😂🤣😂
Be proud that you are learning and practicing, and that you have the bravery to use it even though it won't come out perfectly. Danish is HARD if you haven't grown up with it, and the pronunciation isn't exactly intuitive or natural sounding if you are not used to æ, ø and å etc. So yeah... be kind to yourselves!
Also, thanks for showing the beauty of Vejle. I have never visited myself, but it looks gorgeous and the history of the town was fascinating! I am glad you are doing towns like this, and I definitely recommend you visit Aalborg where I used to live while studying at the University there. It is a gorgeous city with a lot to see, and I would love to see the kind of history you might be able to find as it is such a major city. Odense, the town of Hans Christian Andersen, would probably be really interesting for you as well!
Vejle is beautiful city .been there already ❤️
Haha loved the danish part 😂
We tried 😂
You guys should visit Viborg too. It's very pretty and one of the oldest towns in Denmark
Loved it 🧡 !!
Your danish is understandable :)
We'll take it! 😂🙈 Tak Bo
Even though Denmark is a quite secular country - I recommend taking a trip of the danish churches and monasteries.
Northern Jutland (where I'm from) has a number of wonderful examples;
- Den tilsandede kirke (The sanded church, Skagen)
- Børglum Kloster (Børglum Monastery, Wonderful place - highly recommended)
- Vitskøl Kloster (Vitskøl Monastery)
- Gråbrødrekloster (Gray-brother monastery, which was found by accident when digging out for a new building site in Aalborg)
- Budolfi Kirke (Budolfi Church, Aalborg - which has a monastery attached next to it. You can get a guided tour of the crypts and the wonderful frescos)
- Lodbjerg Kirke (Lodbjerg Church, Thy - which is one of two smallest churches in Denmark)
Lovely to see you going to Vejle. I hope you stop by Horsens on the way, if you are going north.
I love your videos 👍🏻.
If you are interested in VERY old Danish history, you should visit Koldinghus castel in Kolding, the city of Ribe (Denmarks oldest city) and Kongernes Jelling (a inside and outside musserum in Jelling that tells the story about the danish Viking age and how over danish monarchy is the oldest in the world because ower Queen Margrethe II can track her lineage back to some of the Viking kings.
They are alle in Jylland and are all dated back since before Columbus discovered America so older then the oldest written America history (except for the native American's history of course) 😊
Once we took an Australien to Koldinghus and she found i mind blowing to stand in a building older than her entier contryes written history, so maby you would have that same mind blowing experience 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much for watching and the sweet comment Annette. We have Ribe high on our list of places to visit for leisure and to create a video.
We actually started a series to examine why and how Denmark has existed and thrived over the centuries despite setbacks and obvious advantages that some other nations have. For the first video we went to Jelling and talked about the ingenuity and adaptive qualities of Gorm and Harald and what their legacies mean to Denmark as a country. Here’s the link if you’re interested 😃🇩🇰 th-cam.com/video/yrvC5sel8s8/w-d-xo.html
We've done several travels around Denmark (we are danes, and feel that our chrildren also needs the knowledge), there are a lot of beautifull places, Ribe is exceptional, Ærø (where we had some of our honeymoon 25 years ago), a place similar in name, which is staggering is Vejlerne, that's in the north of jutland. There are also still the old beach fishing boats in the nothern jutland, and vadehavet where you can drive to Mandø on Låningsvejen, and and and, there are so many places :-)
Wow your Danish is flawless
Welcome to my birth town. I hope u enjoyed! ^^
I work daily in Vejle city center but live i Kolding close by, Vejle is great city, if you go to the street “Kiddesvej” you will meet the steepest road in Denmark 😀 enjoy your stay guys 🌞
Hope you had great time in Vejle. Born and raised here!
We did, it was such a great weekend away and a beautiful city to explore 😀🇩🇰
This was actually a surpricingly good video, you relly did some research. Your visit here must have been very recently, as "Rådhustorvet" in front of the old city hall have just been renovated to this looks, there used to be steps, where those statues originally were placed. Next time you are here, take a trip to Skyttehuset and the Northerm Forrest. Nature is one of the things, that makes Vejle beautiful. Unfortunately a lot of old buildings in the center have been demolished since the 1970's, which means loss of a lot of history.
Hej Henrik, thank you so much - it's always good to be a nice surprise 😀We got to visit Vejle in early May and we were lucky with great weather. Next time we will DEFINITELY do more of the nature around the fjord, we missed the chance this time because we had a lot planned.
You need to show more of the hills, the forrests surronding the city. The ice age made Grejsdalen too. Vejle Ådal
Yeah, it’s gorgeous! Too late to add though 😆
I live in Vejle / jeg bor i vejle
Love your danish 🤗🙏
Tak Kenneth 😀🇩🇰
A cozy place where you can learn a little about history and see beautiful things is Sønderborg and Dybøl Banke Museums ( Jutland/Als )
- Just found your channel and think it's cool - Hej Is from Denmark - Another place with a good history is Bunker Museum in Hanstholm and beautiful beach with bunker us from WV2 (Jutland) - 😊🙌🏼
Ah yes. Vejle. I've been there on a number of occasions.
If you ever want to check out Aalborg my GF and I will gladly show you around :)
my birth town :) .. i was baptized at the St. Nicolaj.
you should have been at the city part Uhrhøj (Tour de France Goes through there btw.)
but there is a view point there where you can see most if not all of Vejle city and Vejle Å-dal.
Find the street/ Road Grønningen and where it meets the forrest go towards right and like 100m down you are at the view point :) just a little "native" tip.
Fun to experience Vejle with the eyes of 2 tourists ❤️Next time, and I'm sure there Will be a next time 😀 You guys have to Walk 1 kilometer the opposite way, ie opposite the port. Just 1 kilometer/10 minuttes of walking, we have Kongens Kær, with Lots of birds AND 2 sea eagles. Vejle is Also beatyfull nature
almost inside the city ❤️
You schood trye taking a trip too Skagen
Yes! We would love to make it there this summer :)
Oh man, I'm so bummed I didn't see you guys :(
We want to come back, it was the tail-end of Covid but we still had a lot of fun and met a lot cool people out :)
@@RobeTrotting Aww, well next time maybe :) If you plan on going to Vejle again - You can be sure that I'll be there to shake your hands and take pics :p
Quite interesting actually. I've not been around much in Vejle. Btw loved the warning.
Have you been to Ringkøbing yet?
Thanks, Patrick! We have not been to the West coast yet but have heard good things - it's probably great in the summer. Definitely on our list, we have a few more trips in Denmark planned for the summer months 😀🇩🇰
Hint to learning how to pronounce, Æ, Ø, Å.... (my advice anyway....).. You know the song, "Hey Yah" with... Ohh I forgot.., "black eyed peas" ... or maybe "Outcast"... Anyway.. the "Hey Yeah" chorus is perfect training those vocal chords.. 👍😁
Please do Randers, vi har en Regnskov. XD
Cool, do you have a similar video about Fredericia? I can't decide where to move, Vejle or Fredericia? Curently living in Esbjerg.
Sadly, no. We only visited Jelling and Vejle on this trip 😣
Try Præstø or perhaps Stege and Nyord on Møn.
Hej Per, thank you for the suggestions. We have been to Møns Klint and that's all - would be great to explore more of Møn 🇩🇰😀
wooo, beautiful country. come to brazil
Thank you for watching! We would love to spend some time in Brazil 🤩
I have a niece who lives in Vejle!!
Have you visited Viborg, Ribe or Skagen yet? Even nicer.
I recommend visiting Juelsminde
You should viste some of the Islands around the country
I think the people of Vejle thank you soooo much….especially for calling Vejle a “city”, haha.
That wasn't that "bad danish" you didn't slaughter the words, I mean I could understand it..🙂👍
But keep practicing and you'll get there💪..
Thanks Tim! We definitely won’t stop trying. I think when we use English but insert one Danish word the pronunciation sounds bad, but when we try to actually speak in Danish sentences it’s a little better 🙏 🇩🇰
siden i er på tur, så burde i også smutte forbi frederikshavn og besøge palme stranden.
You should visit Viborg
It’s been on the list for a while so it’s only a matter of time now 😃🇩🇰
My parents were married at the city hall in 1976.
7:25 😏 Don’t worry, you’ll get a hang on our weird, tongue twisting potato-in-mouth language eventually! 😄
Perhaps you could do a casual pronunciation shootout with the Youngs from 'Travelin’ Young' at some point?
Haha, that would be funny - and possibly a disaster 😂 Honestly, Maya would school all of us 🙈
I would love to see that.... 👍
@@RobeTrotting Yeah, that wouldn’t be fair since she’s still a ‘young’ 😏 whippersnapper. Maybe she could be the referee, and have her ask a Danish friend to help out and give out the points?
Never realized the english pronounciation of Maria :P
I like your video but I still think Vejle is boring even if I lived there for a while. maybe try aarhus who has a lot of history or Fredericia which has an interesting cultural history. it is the place where french refugees setled after been given the town by the king. There is a hotel close to the harbour, Hotel Postgården, who has a charming interiour and delicious cakes. Ebeltoft is an old and charming town with varied museums.
Thanks for the suggestions. We really are keeping a list of places we are told to visit and it’s a fun challenge to accept 😃🇩🇰
All I can say about the 'bad danish' is more that english is more flowey in the words. Danish contains a lot of 'half-stops' so to speak in a word. like Dannebrog. Danne Brog. I think if 'American' was a danish word, it's be Ameri Can. Cuz we do have a tendency to have that half-waythrough re-adding of pressure to a lot of words more than 4 or so letters.
so if you think you might be a bit 'heavy' on the word, you might just barely be giving it enough 'pressure', so to speak.
Can you go to Aalborg next time
We'll be there next month 😀🇩🇰
Hvad siger i til at tage et kik på Fredericia en dag ?
What you also should have done was to rent a Bicycle and drive West trough Vejle Ådal (Vejle River Wally) towards Bindeballe and Vandel, then you would have seen the true "alps" of Denmark.
Ah yes, we saw them from the waterfront (at least I think so) and from the train as we approached - gorgeous! :)
well danm you came past my city
I'm from Kolding (approximately 18,6 miles from Vejle), and that is a equally beautiful city to visit. Mostly famous for Koldinghus Castle and the mall. But it's so much more. It's absolutely beautiful and worth a visit
my birth city.. LONG time ago :)
Can you maby make a fact video abut Christiansfeldt is a old city and the queen visit Christiansfeld on sundag the 13/6
MAAN!
You came by my town, and I didn’t even get to run into you guys?
Hopefully I’ll get my chance one day..
Sorry we missed you Bo! Next time beers on us! We already want to come back 🇩🇰😀
The last part sounds a bit Trump-like 😝 When you say, »Tak, fordi I så med (Thank you for watching along)!«, it sounds like: »Tak, fordi I så mig (Thank you seeing me)!«
😂😂😂 How dare you Mads! hahaha
@@RobeTrotting // But 'mødes' sounded very Danish 👌
I live near Gågade WOOOOOOOO
i live in this commune :D
Answer is: YES! 😊
It’s such a gem, we already can’t wait to go back.
Nice btw Can you guys speak danish tho
A bit
I live in Vejle