As soon as you get on a plane, buckle up your seatbelt, and then the plane takes off, you forget where you’re from and what you do and you focus on your destination – the excitement, the adventures, and the newness of it all.
I love Copenhagen – it’s so beautiful. People are beautiful and I can eat the street hot dogs every single day.
Nyhavn – the most touristic and expensive area of Copenhagen. It’s pronounced as Nyu-hawn. Danish language is like music to my ears.
I was excited to see The Little Mermaid Statue. Going there was a treat – the wind was blowing in my face, causing me to get chapped lips. It was so cold.
I thought I would see a grand statue of Little Mermaid. When I saw the statue, I thought – that’s it? But duh – she was Little mermaid after all.
A man told us that from April – November next year, she will be in China to be used in an exhibition. They will also send some Danish seawater to China so Little Mermaid will not get homesick.
I forgot the names of the places in Copenhagen. I did go to a very cool museum with palm trees inside and a cozy cafe which reminds you of old London times (borrowed these words from Val).
Copenhagen is a b(v)iking city. Full of beautiful people riding their bikes even on cold weather. It’s a very green country. Friendly, laidback, fashionable.
Obama was also visiting Copenhagen when I was there because of the Olympics 2016. Chicago, Madrid, and Rio de Janeira were candidate cities. Rio de Janeiro won.
Im so glad you enjoyed Copenhagen
I consider it like my second home. No offense meant but I like its simplicity compared to other European countries…even Paris 
Did you go to sweden too? Malmo is just 30 minutes away from Copenhagen. Did you go shopping to stroget? Danish is succchhh a hard language to learn..yay!