"We were silent, tired, and happy, and it was pure hygge."  ― Meik Wiking, the Little Book of Hygge: The Danish Way to Live Well The Latin Quarter is one of the most interesting areas of Copenhagen. Its name is derived from Latin, synonymous with a place of study: in fact in this area you can find many young people and students, since the campus of the University of Copenhagen is ...

Vesterbro is one of the districts of Copenhagen where you can feel how it would really be living in the beautiful Danish capital.Vesterbro extends west of Copenhagen Central Station and is a quiet residential neighborhood, which has nothing to do with the crowded city centre, the colorful houses on the canals and the cobbled streets. In Vesterbro there is no crowd and the streets widen. Here you can come into ...

When you ask me what to see in Copenhagen, especially with children, I often tell you about Østerbro. Østerbro is the Little Mermaid and the Kastellet, but not only: it is a neighborhood near the water, with a new park on the beach in Svanemøllen, and also one of the greenest areas of the city, Fælledparken - the largest public park of Denmark - with sports facilities, fields to play, tennis ...