Bugs

There are of course bugs in Copenhagen, but we love it here anyway. Especially since spring has come.

Aldersrogade, Østerbro.

Cph covered in ice and snow

This is a mini model of Copenhagen in front of The Museum of Copenhagen, but it pretty much covers the feeling most of the inhabitants of the real size Copenhagen have at the moment: It's all just snow snow snow...

Funny art pieces by the faculty of Humanities at University of Copenhagen, Amager.

Even beer freezes in Copenhagen these days.

Street art is a dominating part of Copenhagen, and even huge ice cubes in the middle of the street don't avoid it.

New thinking by the harbour

As in many other cities around the world, the neighbourhoods close to the harbour areas in Copenhagen are known for a lot of new architecture. In Denmark that unfortunately means square, white buildings consisting of concrete and steel. This one is though not as bad - and the street lamp is amazing!



You'll find it near Nordhavn at Østerbro, Copenhagen.

Østerbro by night

Pink beauty salon at my hood, Østerbro. Just one of the things you'll find when walking the streets of Copenhagen an early Saturday night in October.

Commitment

A thing I really love about Copenhagen is its inhabitants. Whenever something happens, they're on it! Right now there's a lot of discussion about some refugees that the government will send back to Iraq. To avoid this a group arranged a supportive concert for the refugees. A LOT of people showed up! I think that is great.

Sunset

A great thing about Denmark and the rest of the North is the bright nights. We've just celebrated "Sankt Hans" which is one of the brightest nights of the year. It feels like the sun never sets this summer, but yesterday it sure did...

Another walk

Copenhagen, as many other cities, has a lot of extraordinary street art. This one says "Call me. I'm really drawn to you x 100. Kisses, U."

This is sort of a hidden street which reveals that Copenhagen still has a lot of old buildings.