After being in so much beautiful countryside, the city was a weird but welcome change. Copenhagen was the first place where "wow, I'm in Scandinavia!" really hit me.
I couldn't get over the colorful buildings-- they stood out especially bright against the overcast sky. This was a new side of Europe I hadn't really experienced before. Copenhagen's buildings reminded me of Amsterdam but everything else felt so cool and modern (and everyone dressed that way!)
This was my only day in Denmark where I explored by myself and it was a really wonderful way to see the city. Thanks to Luciano, Søstrene Grene is my new favorite store. Thanks to the antique market, I found the prettiest ceramic tiles to bring home. And thanks to Copenhagen, well.. just, thank you, Copenhagen.
This place seems gorgeous, more so than the rest of the gorgeous pictures you've taken.
ReplyDeletewow, i'd love to visit some day. looks exciting and relaxing at the same time.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always amazing!
ReplyDeleteFavorite set of Danish pictures for sure!!! Looove them!!! And those plates/dishes definitely look super Danish hehe . I want to get some!
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the bread looks super delicious!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, perfect euro adventure! I can't wait to bust out my passport again! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI love mainland Europe for its colourful buildings, Krakow had them too. I wish we had more in Engalnd :)
ReplyDeleteAh I'm going to backpack Europe this summer. I'll definitely need to make Copenhagen a stop.
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