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I agree! I think it’s important to capture the real life experience of people and archive it. To see how streets looked like and how people lived. How they were going about their day. Without filters, editing or outside influence. Future generations might need those videos for one reason or another or they won’t, but at least we have them. Thank you for stopping by. I really appreciate it! :)

That’s a very interesting take. Never thought about it like this before. Finally I can say I have home 🧠 😄

Thank you for the visit! 🙂

Denmark is usually considered second most bicycle friendly, after the Netherlands at no. 1.

@@dianabialaskahansen2972 Wow awesome ! 😊

Great point! However, after driving in Denmark for many years I never seen an incident where a car run over pedestrians. Not saying it never happened, but it’s very unlikely due to the well maintained wide streets and also the calm driving culture in general.

Thank you!

Thank you very much! I’m glad you liked the video. Best of luck with your new channel!! 🙂

Thanks for the visit

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Thank you! You too!

Thank you!!

Glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching :)

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Thank you! I Love Korea, I hope to visit someday. You have amazing content on your channel. Big like and sub!!

@@driving-experience Thank you! I subscribed. I'll stop by often!

So cool!! Aarhus is one of my favorite cities

@@janemoller If he is asking questions and they don't answer, that's not "avoiding" it's just being rude. Simple. And yes, Danes are very rude in general. In Danish; vi er socialt underudviklede. - Og nej det er ikke bare mig der synes det.

Danes are very private and only reach out to strangers if absolutely nessecary. We’re not being rude, we’re just expecting people to help themselves out

@@Nazrahnas Danes can impossibly not be worse than Germans!

You're absolutely right!! Unfortunately, I don't have the right equipments for biking tours. But will definitely consider making some in the near future. Although, I've tried to make one around Aarhus last summer. You can watch the second half of this video: ua-cam.com/video/hbFLfParE70/v-deo.htmlsi=lIcwPl-iwSdTCpE4

I highly doubt. I live in Aarhus and the streets during rush hours etc are cramped with cars and not bikes.

Much cooler stuff such as what? I'm born and raised in Aarhus, and I didn't know we have "cool stuff" that you can only see while riding bicycle! - PLEASE explain what those things are. I can't wait for your answer, I will go make popcorn right away!

Thats like the concept of the video

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching 🙂

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@@raildasilva3972 wow, what's your name?

Ja jeg kigger også med.

Thank you for watching. Glad you liked the video. More videos of Aarhus and some other Danish cities will come out very soon. Stay tuned!!

@@driving-experience oh really? i'm thinking of moving to denmark, these videos help me to get an idea of what the city is like

Awesome! Glad to hear you find these videos helpful. Feel free to check out our walking tours @citytourexperience it also cover some other parts, it may help you get some better perspective of the city. Good luck with moving to Denmark :)

@@driving-experience i didn't know it was your account, i love your walking tours 💖, will you upload more walking tours of Denmark/Aarhus?

Thank you very much!! Of course, there will be more tours to come. Stay tuned :)

Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it!

Typical Scandinavian city

This is on an overcast day, at the ugliest time of year. And the nicest parts of town are pedestrianized, and not accessible by car. The 4K walking tours of Aarhus show it on a sunny day, with green trees, full of people in the pleasant walkable part of town.

It's far from boring and depressing