Copenhagen is probably one of the few big cities where I would live. When I spent a weekend last February I had the chance to enjoy its friendly people, its great food and the fact you can cross the city by foot or bike in just less than an hour (also don’t forget that public transportation works great and smoothly). After my arrival, I ran to the picturesque canal of Nyhavn, one of Copenhagen’s most iconic spots. It’s truly a lovely place full of colored houses with plenty of cafes and restaurants where you can have breakfast or dine. Then I rented an electric scooter to visit the neighborhoods of Østerbro and Nørrebro: the latter is known for the amazingly cool Superkilen, a public park designed to bring refugees and locals together, promoting tolerance. Not far from there, a must see: the Grundtvigs Kirke, an incredible example of impressionist architecture. Other notable spots are the super cool Rundetaarn tower (very cheap to visit), Magstræde, Rosenborg and Amalienborg palaces, Tivoli Gardens and the Botanic Garden. Unfortunately I didn’t have enough time to explore the whole city, but I’m already planning a longer, second trip! #denmark #copenhagen #europe #travel #weekend #awesomepic