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SkibDen at 2024-03-14 19:43:28+00:00 ID: kuvsy0h
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SkibDen at 2024-03-14 19:43:28+00:00 ID: kuvsy0h
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SkibDen at 2024-03-14 19:43:35+00:00 ID: kuvsyof
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SkibDen at 2024-03-14 19:43:35+00:00 ID: kuvsyof
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attraxion at 2024-03-14 14:11:03+00:00 ID: kuw9255
Hi. I want to visit Denmark. It'll be my second time. Previously I visited Copenhagen and it was a great experience. I loved the city. Now I am going to Copenhagen but I would love to visit a small seaside city that's not common among tourists. Bonus points if there's a beach.
What would you suggest?
Necessary_Local2020 at 2024-03-14 21:43:22+00:00 ID: kuwenw9
I would visit Tisvilde or Hornbæk. Very cosy "summer cities". Not a lot going on through winter though. By train from copenhagen central station it´s about 1½ hour ride. But worth a visit on a sunny day! :-)
czlowieksymbol at 2024-03-14 19:11:37+00:00 ID: kuwfm35
Okay, hear me out: what's something that irks you the most about your country? But please be honest, don't give me fluff about better bicycle roads in Netherlands or high costs of living, and I ask this question without any negative intentions.
It's just that I come from a place in Poland where it's actually impossible to go about your everyday life without a car, and even though my earnings are heavily taxed I still have to rely on private healthcare, etc.
I've visited Denmark not so long ago and I was stunned with the overall standard of living, so I naturally wanted to check where's the catch and ended up asking Google things like "downsides of living in Denmark" and all I got were those cookie-cutter answers about high costs of everything and not-so-great public transport lol.
Please, be specific and personal, give me things I wouldn't even think of, like "I'm sick of having to choose between IKEA and Danish design when decorating my house" or "smørrebrød makes me ill" lmao.