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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2024
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In this video, I discuss the main differences between Copenhagen 🇩🇰 and Stockholm 🇸🇪, from my point of view. Believe me, there is a lot to discuss but I picked up the most evident aspects and things to mention here!
Since I’ve been to Copenhagen for a long weekend stay, I did record a cozy vlog for you guys 😌!
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The best thing about living in Sweden is that it is not many hours to our neighboring countries. Then you can easily experience other cultures over a weekend or so.
That's for sure! My next trip will be to Oslo and Helsinki (I've never been to), would be interesting to see those contrasts and differences.
Fun fact: Lund is the only place in Sweden where it is legal to drink in public, like in the park. The student basically managed to push in through the courts many years ago and the rule is still around. ^^
haha that's cool! as long as people respect and don't mess around!
I did't know that- but makes sence with all the danes living there
I dont think cash in Denmark is much more common - even the creditcard is old news - lots of people, the younger generation in particular, use their smart-phone to pay.
Compared to Stockholm, it seems to be more common to use cash in Copenhagen because here in Stockholm it is almost impossible to pay by cash. Some places accept only cards. No cards, no service.
@@JaneG I have been a lot to both Stockholm and Copenhagen (I'm Danish living in Sweden) and I haven't experienced any difference with the cash thing. No one carries cash either place.
I think it is mostly tourists using cash.
compared to Sweden cash is way more common in Denmark, althoug not as common as in most of the world
@@veronicajensen7690 Acc. to World Bank concerning “Cashless Countries” Sweden ranks 13th with index 64.9 and Denmark ranks 14th with index64.6.
“Way more” is a little exaggerated don’t you think ?
As a Swede (living in Vienna since many years), having lived one year in Stockholm and visited Copenhagen intensively (I have also had Danish girlfriends), I agree with your observations. I have kind of summoned it up for myself.
-Copenhagen is dirtier, drunker, lazier, has old charm and is socially very warm. They do express their feelings, both when they are happy or angry. Copenhagen is where Europe starts. Also, the Danish "Wienerbröd" is to die for! :D
-Stockholm is one of the most beautiful cities I have experienced. But it is very regulated, fast, restricted and socially very cold. Stockholm is not European, it is Swedish.
I found it a lot easier to meet people in Copenhagen than in Stockholm. Even as a Swede (in Copenhagen and Helsingör they don´t really enjoy Swedes, since so many younger Swedes go there to party, because you can buy alcohol there at a younger age - they even have an old saying about Swedes: keep the city clean, follow a Swede to the ferry).
I do like both cities, but must say I truly love Copenhagen. Stockholm, yes, it is very beautiful! Vienna is like a mix of both, so I love it the most! :)
Thank you so much for such an insightful comment! Stockholm is definitely colder, faster and more reserved city. Have been living here for a bit more than 2 years, and that's enough time to realise that and, if I compare Stockholm to Barcelona (where I moved from) gosh...black and white difference.
@@JaneG oh, you have lived in Barcelona? I have been curious of that city for many years. But I think it is too dangerous - I might fall in love again! :)
I think the next trip for me and my partner will be to Italy, but not a big city. Countryside and the sea.
Nice vlog Jane! I haven't been to either place and don't have much experience talking to Danish people just Swedes and Norwegians. I find Swedes a bit less reserved than Norwegians but not as friendly. However, I found Norwegians more reserved than Swedes but friendly.
Thank you for watching! I can't tell, since I have 0% contact with Norwegians or Norway (I've never been to). The only thing I know is that Norway is more expensive than Sweden.
@@JaneG I heard that as well that Norway is expensive.
Just to point at something: alcohol in streets it's also forbidden in Barcelona as well as the rest of Spain, opposite to Germany and now I know that also in Denmark. Thanks for the video and info, though :)
I would hate If the waitors come and interrupt or disturb me/us 5 Times during a meal. We are just different, nothing is better or worse. Cash in Denmark? Did not know that.
No one said anything about 5 times, but a little service would be nice
They don't interrupt, they just politely ask if everything is okay which, to me, was pretty surprising and unexpected. :)
As a Dane I can assure you that waiters here would never disturb you 4-5 times during your stay. The service is in general quite good but usually even better in the countryside if you get the chance to visit very local restaurants and bars.
@@birkebk9527 I had a very good experience, to be honest. 😊
@@JaneG happy to hear Jane - hope you guys will visit again soon, summertime even better. And feel free to ask for recommendations if you need. ✌️
Nice video!
Thank you! :)
If you go to Skåne you will see that they are more like the people of Copenhagen there, no problems speaking with a stranger in Skåne.
Why should the waiter disturb your meal? The waiter is there so you can call for him/her if you need help but why should he/she just come up to the table?
Copenhagen is built for bikes thats why everyone takes the bike.
Another thing is that you have to be 16 years old to buy beer and so and that they sell alcohol in the supermarket.
Yes, I've been to Skåne a couple of times and people are pretty open and social. I don't think the waiter disturbed my meal, in my case. It was just kind of him and it didn't bother me at all.
I live in Copenhagen and feel she has been to a totaly diffrent city then the one i live in
That's my perspective :)
HI! Superb video, stay connected! 😊
Thank you so much for watching!
Some call us Danes the "latinos of Scandinavia". So maybe we are more open and continental, than Swedes. But Sweden is not bad either, it is all a matter of your own mentality and personality, what you like or dislike. Best thing is to visit both countries and make a choice about where to be. And remember, Copenhagen is not Denmark. Go to a smaller town in Jutland, and it will be quite different from Copenhagen.
The Danish knows how to enjoy life. There is an cultural expression called "hygge".
Yes! I know that expression :)
common to use cash ??? the only place i use cash is when i pay for my haircut ( in a barbershop ) he wont pay for the expence og having a dankort terminal in his shop.
In denmark you can't withdraw money from banks without ordering the money 4 days in advance. In most banks you cant even order money to withdraw. withdrawing money isen't a thing in that location. its been months since i have seen a another customer paying with cash in a shop while im out shoping.
I agree with you compleytely, the dansish ara very easy to do with. And if you compare sweden to denmark you can buy alcohole everywhere not like in sweden if you want stronger alcohole you have to go to systembolaget. And the danes have their so called hügge. That is unigue for the danees. It´t the danish version of having an siesta
I am surprised about all facts about Denmark but the most about alcohol and smoking in public places ☺️ greetings
You'd definitely visit Copenhagen!
Oh, Danish coins, with a hole in the middle. Brings back memories from Denmark trips in the 80s. 🙂
Hmm, you must have been pretty broke then. In the 80’s the only coin with a hole in it was the 25 øre (0.25kr)
@@kristofferholst6053 paying with cash, and getting change, was a pretty common thing back in the 80s, and change often included small coins. Also, inflation means you'd get more for a DKK than today.
I was most likely in Denmark to visit Legoland.
@@rasmuswi seriously? Do you think I know that only one coin had a hole in it in the 8’s as opposed to three today. And not know about change and cash. My point was in the 80’s not as many coins had a whole, but I guess that flew right over your head. Cash was more common? Duh!
You could get more for a krone in the 80’s? Duh!
Thanks for the history lesson captain obvious.
@@kristofferholst6053 der fik du lige ødelagt den gode stemning og alt snak om hvor venlige danskerne er
Yeah, now you got even more experience of other countrys!
Its this, Nordic countrys is not the same, we share a lot, but we are different in some ways!
Going to Denmark is a taste of continent and still a bit of scandinavian "Lagom"!
But of course Copenhagen is the trill of tourist trap, but still "Lagom"!
I am going home just now. Hungry watching hot dog 😂
That hot dog looked so yummy, but I didn't try because I don't eat meat.
Hi enjoyed ur video. But Denmark is about as cashless as Sweeden, u almost never use cash. I not know wich country is most "scandy" in denmark we like drink good beer and go berserk as in the old days (vikings)
Thank you for watching!
The Danish people have more charm and stronger personality and open minded to meet new people 👍🇩🇰🇸🇪 more European style then in stockholm. Helsingborg in sweden is more danish then swedish 🇸🇪🇩🇰👍 in stockholm its 3 Meter the nearest you can entre the bubble in denmark is the bubble only 1/2 meter..in northsweden is the bubble 1 km big before they say hello thay say "Who are you" 👀👁️👍 THX Jane for al info about the beauty Copenhagen 👍🇩🇰🇸🇪
I think so too. They're definitely more social than Stockholmers. Glad you liked this video!
who says it's "Scandi" not to smoke or drink ???? do you think the Vikings didn't drink? Scandinavia is a language group not a law about how and if you drink ect.
And if you plan to visit other places of the northern countries, visit iceland. Iceland is nothing like any other places in the world i dare to say. The people, the climate, the sightseeings and even the food. But go there in the summer. There are the the glaciers, volcanos and Reijkavik it self is a special town.
I've been to Iceland 3 years ago (Reykjavík) and its surroundings and what an amazing country, city, etc! I loved it! I'm sure I'll be back, and record a video about it and its comparison to Sweden!
@@JaneG Do that
@@citizenkane4831 also Helsinki and Oslo 😊
Yeah jane (: Danish people are much more opener then sweds (: they have good beer in denmark to when a danish person talking about a swed the swed is always drunk it was a period in 70 80 they always meet drunk sweds so they think all sweds have alcoholic problem.lol.. if you take the ferry to Helsingborg från copenhagen you can see the same portion as in copenhagen and jane look at the old ladies on the harbour the 70 80 years old they smoking big Ciggars i wonder if they still doing that 🇸🇪👀🇩🇰
Hahaha! That's crazy! I didn't see any old ladies smoking. How amazing it was to see Danish people speaking Danish to Swedes that were coming from Skåne, they definitely understood each other! That was fascinating to see!
5 danish kroner= about 1000 swedish kroner...😂😂🤣🤣
If you thought that much of food on table is much thn what would you say when you visit Arab countries or Turkey ?! ... Welcome to middle east ...
Danes are all Hare Krihsnas! :)
ahah that I noticed!