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I’m a Norwegian - lives in Norway and I never eat MC Donald’s food. Not human food. You have to find a Texburger because they have real meat

I live in Jylland, so don't visit Copenhagen that often but would say Tivoli, Nyhavn, Rundetårn, Rosenborg, and Amalienborg are must visits. Music in Denmark are mostly in English, though there are still some that do make music in Danish and from like 10 -15 years ago it became cooler to make music in Danish again But most our entertainment is English with danish subtitles. Check out the band Volbeat. Some of their biggest hits are in both English and Danish. Like "For Evigt" which means forever.

18:00 In Norway pedestrians have the right of way at zebra crossings even if there are no traffic lights. Cars will always stop, just make sure they see you.

It is agains the law to refuse cash, when you pay,

Those muscles looked so great already had Donne but got kinda hungry again 😂

Nyhavn is pretty, but a very touristic area with much higher prices than the rest of the city. Check out the Vesterbro and Nørrebro neighborhoods instead.

Sorry dudes.. but that sausage stand has NOTHING to do with danish traditional food.! It is mostly a "look-at-me-I'm-eating-fancy-food-stand"..! Go to a DANISH sausage stand instead, and have some NORMAL DANISH sausages and hot-dogs.

Everything served on a dish or plate is edible (unless stated otherwise) and is there for a reason😋 In this case it was forrest sorel; seasonal and very fresh with a citrus taste.

Danish is the language, the nationality and the descriptive word: Danish language, Danish people and Danish food (not Denmark food, just like you wouldn’t say Spain food)😊 And drink tap water here; the cleanest and best tasting water is in Scandinavia - nothing beats it💦😍

congratulations for travelling to norway just to try mc donalds dumb***

The McFeast burger was introduced in Denmark in 1977 (not sure exactly when it came to Norway) and has always been very popular. The “sauce” in it is mayo, ketchup and mustard🍔

Tap water in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland is amazing - best in the world. No need to waste money on bottled water. The taste alone is⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My brother lived in Los Angeles for 25 years and what he missed most about Denmark and looked forward to on vacations, was the tap water💦 Which I also missed a lot when going to visit him😉

inflation my man ;p

Rensdjurkjøtt, rømme tine brun ost ? Ha det 😊

Oh lala fancy! moules fries summer food in denmark ❤

Only shock is to see someone actually enjoy this garbage. Mcdonald food is so bad you can litterly go to any gas station in the country to get much, much better hamburgers. Those are a bit more expencive, but actually really good.

Mc Donald’s hamburgers are terrible in Norway. I’ve had a couple of bad experiences and I’m never eating them again. Burger King is way better.

Beautiful video- but I'm not satisfied with the fact that the cyclist doesn't comply with the traffic rules- on a bike- if there are no turn signals on the bike- which is on electric power, then he has to show with his right hand when he turns right- and extend his left hand out when he turns left- little by little he has to use his left hand up over his shoulder, so it is seen by other tafikants- so it can be seen if he wants to stop in traffic- it is important because he is driving with passengers and has a great responsibility if there is an accident -be it big or small-- if he transports people ,on an approved bicycle for the purpose- has the full responsibility for safety There were two incidents that were critical, where I thought, it can go completely wrong, nothing happened, and okay with that. In Copenhagen it is easy to cycle for the inner city and 5 -10 km out to the North -South and West - is it reasonably flat- just try to go to Jutland- and then cycle around there - then you get a task- that shows something else!!

Haps dog wtf det er fransk hotdog,, det er kun Jylland der er underlige tag jer sammen København

Sorry to hear you are used to bad water.

Here in scandinavia it's fall and if unlucky winter is only a month away, here in Norway 2 hours north of Oslo where I live it's only 6 degrees Celsius outside tonight. We have actually had 2 nights with northern light (Aurora Borealis) this week. Not very often we can see that as south as we are, usually you need to be much further north. It's very beautiful, but I would much rather have summer a bit longer 😂

Great clip from my town :) You two are wonderful. Please don't buy anything in Nyhavn. It is WAY too expensive. Let me know next time you are here.

Don`t you have any statues in the US any more ? did you tear them all down ?

nice places in and around Copenhagen : the Kings garden there is Rosenborg castle, Frederiks church (the marble church, Amalienborg where the King lives, the Citadel , Christianshavn , church of our savior (in Christianshavn) Christiansborg (parliament and museum) the National museum, Glyptoteket museum, Frederiksberg garden, Tivoli, walk in the small streets around the Strøget (walking street area) Nørrebro area for small shops , National museum of art, the Round tower, Canal ride , outside Copenhagen Roskilde 25 min. train ride there is a Viking museum and a Cathedral where most of the King and Queens are buried , Hillerød 50 min. train ride, there is the most beautiful castle in Denmark , Helsinør (Elsinore) 50 min. train ride from Copenhagen there is the castle from Shakespeare , the city there is also very cosy , Dragør city (bus from the airport 15 min) old little cosy town , Louisiana art museum Humlebæk , and there is much much more, you should have planned what you wanted to see , there a 100 cites worth visiting

This is not a mean comment at all, but you guys are the most american americans I have ever seen. Love it though, hope you get to see more than just our nations capital.

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The anchor is a memorial for the danish navy people that lost their lives under 2. world war.

The weather has been weird this summer! It’s rained and been sunny on and off every day all through out the school holiday, but we had beautiful, sunny & hot weather i may, the firdt part of june and then again from the after the school holidays ended, which was a pity for the children!

it's actually not legal in Denmark to refuse cash , unless your business is on the internet only, and places who are open all night can refuse it after a certain time in the evening and night an example is 7/11 but only at night, that said small places cant exchange big notes for you, you will have to ask in a place where they have much more change like a supermarket, there is very few people who use cash in Denmark that is why the small places can't help you, if just 2-3 people come in with 500 kr notes they are out of change

If you want to taste traditional Danish food, you must have. Stegt flæsk med kartofler og persillesovs. flæskesteg med brunekartofler, rødkål og brun sovs. Or karbonade med kartofler og stuvede grønærter og gulerødder. that is Danish food.

I hope you are enjoying Copenhagen (where I live👍🏼).🇩🇰

And it’s not two beds put together. It’s just that we have separate “duvet” etc. It’s the norm. It’s a normal double bed.

Also if you want cheap, you don’t shop at the kiosks: 7/11, Narvesen or Deli Deluca, as that’s expensive. You get the same chocolate and snacks, depending on the brand, at any grocery store. Also normally Norway IS cold this time of year, but due to climate change and global warming we’ve had an unnatural hot September, summer temperatures. Tho judging by the uploading date you were here in late August so “summer” still. Norwegian weather is famous for being unpredictable which is why historically people dress for practical reasons and not fashion. If you want a cheaper stay, I recommend Anker Hostell further down town, and closer to the actual central station.

Lol at least you didn’t do the newbie mistake of taking a taxi/cab from the airport into the city, because that’s like giving your money away, and no Norwegian takes the taxi when going from the airport. You either take the local train, or flytoget. The latter you said was expensive. Personally I always take that one, and I’m poor by Norwegian standards both to and from the airport and I live in Oslo. It’s fast, only stops at Lillestrøm, my ugly ass home town, instead of all the local stops, and more comfortable, easier in terms of luggage etc. Oslo is windy due to its proximity to the water/ocean, and it’s that wind that makes it comfortable to live here especially during the summer as I can’t take the heat otherwise and I hate sweat, mosquitoes, grass pollen and summer in general. Oslo is a tiny city compared to other European cities, but that’s why I love it here. Just came back from Stockholm Sweden. Much prettier than Oslo, but way bigger, and way more people, suffocating and claustrophobic. As a Norwegian I’ve travelled alot, went to Edinburgh Scotland for the 1st time last spring, and Japan pre covid back in summer 2019, a tip is to do proper research about the country, culture, people and language as well as the city before visiting. It’s gonna a make everything much easier, more relaxing and stress free as you know what to do, how to behave within the local laws and social etiquette and social norms.

Another good thing is you get gluten free buns both at McDonald's and Burger King here in Norway.

Norwegian dont buy water , we drink it from the tap. Also in restaurant ask for tapwater, its free!

Next time you get water. You can get water from the tap. I Norway you can drink water that come directly from the Tap.

The Organic Food truck is not traditionel danish food. We dont have something like that in the rest off Denmark.

Sorry that you got so many negative comments.

New subscriber here and im from Norway. Glad you both liked it. Gonna watch more of your video's for sure.

You chose proberly the worst sausage truck in that area 😩 you should have gone to the truck right outside the copenhagen trainstation. This is some new age hip thing, not really danish 😀

Bearnaise has been a danish basic since the 60s or 70s. That first dish was so not normal pølsevogn food. Citronfromage is an old-school danish dessert. It is lemon, with geletin, eggs, sugar and creme. Easy to make 😊 The fried egg was not something i had seen before. Normally, it is just a slightly runny boild egg on curry herring. Denmark did really well this year at the Olympics. Especially handball 😊 The mussels is so french 😅 If you get to Jylland on you next trip here, i would love to give you some good insights

Turist trap !!!

Fact: The Norwegian Constitution was not signed in Oslo, but a little north of there, in a town called Eidsvoll. The date was May 17th 1814, when Norway gained independence from Denmark.

Streetfood, not traditional food. Go to Fyn or Jutland and find the real Danish Food. Stegt flæsk med persillesovs. Hakkebøf med det hele. Rødspætte med kartofler og smørsovs. Osv osv osv. Det der lortekøbenhavneri har intet med mad at gøre. As a native dane, im gonna puke. Get outa there. Go vest.

If you ever find yourself in Copenhagen again, you should try Chicky Grill at the entrance to the meatpacking distrect. It's been there since before it became a place for hipster restaurants and the gentrification of the whole neighbourhood. They serve traditional old school danish dishes at a very affordable price.

The operahouse was closed off because Redbull held a «dødse» show there, because it was the world championship in døds :)

The flag is waving, so the king and queen are there.

That nr 3 you chose has NOTHING to do with traditional Danish. 😂😂😂 It’s one of those new Copenhagen hipster things. Any of the others would have been a better choice for traditional food.