2 things ... 1) Tivoli may be famous for the reason you mentioned, but actually it's Bakken (the hill) in the outskirts of Copenhagen that is the oldest amusement park in the World (established in 1583) and has no entrance fee, so totally free of charge unless you want to go on the rides. 2) Colonialism .. Did you know that the huge and massive island of Greenland Is part of Denmark ? and we told Trump and the USA to go get lost more than once in the past when trying to make a bid, which the USA have always respected, and always will, both because we are in the same alliance, but also because of the reason below. In 1917 Denmark sold the Danish West Indies (now US Virgin Islands) to the USA, because it was far away and no longer profitable to keep. In fact, the Danish Prime Minister shook hands with newly elected President Donald Trump at the Oval Office of the White House on 30 March 2017 on his way to Saint Croix the next day, to celebrate the 100 year anniversary for the transfer day of the islands to the US 31 March 1917. So perhaps this is also the reason why Trump and his advisers got the crazy idea that they had a chance of making some sort of trade or transfer deal with Denmark regarding Greenland. What practically almost no people know is that Greenland not only officially belong to the Kingdom of Denmark by a court rule made in 1933 by the World Court of Justice, but also according to a secret treaty that was made between Denmark and the US when the USA purchased the Virgin Island in 1917, because the two sides not only agreed to a sale price but also to a Danish demand for an official declaration stating that the USA would "not object to the Danish Government extending their political and economic interests to the whole of Greenland". Trump had apparently also joked about trading Puerto Rico for Greenland and was openly talking about the possibility of the US buying Greenland, but was not even allowed to make the offer, but told by the present Danish PM that the whole idea would be absurd, period ! end of discussion.
Yes I'm aware he wanted to buy Greenland. Yes I know it's part of the Danish kingdom. My Danish friend went to a dansk boarding school with greenlanders. I'd like to visit some time on my way to/from Europe. @@agffans5725
@@cupperbutt .. I'm of the tribe of Angles/Angels/Anglo and personally I'm kind of a "chameleon" that people of any trade will mirror themselves in because of my presence and looks, like in the movie "Catch me if you can", but you also look very Nordic, so may I ask about your ancestry ?
@@agffans5725 most of my ancestors came to the US in the 1800s from Italy and Ireland. I did a spit test that said 16% dansk/svensk, but I know a lot of that DNA is in Britain and Ireland too from vikingerne 😂
I don't hope that gentleman at 1:40 are a Dane. Cause that Island have "always" been there. It's the man made Island called 'Peberholm' that was build for the connection between Øresund bridge and Drogden tunnel between Denmark and Sweden.
1:48 It wasn't always here? 🤔It's true, Sprogø was shaped by the ice, around 15.000 years ago 😂Sprogø was a ridge inside an extended mainland, which until 6500 BC was slowly engulfed by a large sea rise, whereby the Great Belt was formed and Sprogø became an island.
the island connecting the Øresund Bridge between Copenhagen and Malmö is man-made. It is called Peberholm (Pepper Islet) and was constructed to provide a transition between the bridge and the tunnel on the Danish side. The island was created using material dredged from the seabed and serves both as part of the bridge-tunnel link and as a nature reserve.
@@cupperbutt 🤣🤣Vi kan alle tage fejl, måske din ven tænkte på Peberholmen? Eller bare ikke var født i 1988, hvor anlægsarbejdet begyndte? Nice vlog btw..😊
BOY !!! You missed the best most historical " buildings`` in DK Frederiks borg castle and Roskilde cathedral so close .Check it out and visit next time !but really nice video !! Skåne with MalmØ belonged to DK.. Next time too in DK also DYREHAVEN BAKKEN wiyh a bike so nice !!! but good job !😇😀🌞
Yes, that's why the Swedish accent in Malmø sounds kinda closer to dansk than Stockholm.. And also dk used to own Slesvig Holsten.. Visited the dyrehaven i Varde also, in my other dk video. Thanks for the kind words 🙏😊🇩🇰
I should have been a substitute teacher
2 things ...
1) Tivoli may be famous for the reason you mentioned, but actually it's Bakken (the hill) in the outskirts of Copenhagen that is the oldest amusement park in the World (established in 1583) and has no entrance fee, so totally free of charge unless you want to go on the rides.
2) Colonialism .. Did you know that the huge and massive island of Greenland Is part of Denmark ? and we told Trump and the USA to go get lost more than once in the past when trying to make a bid, which the USA have always respected, and always will, both because we are in the same alliance, but also because of the reason below.
In 1917 Denmark sold the Danish West Indies (now US Virgin Islands) to the USA, because it was far away and no longer profitable to keep. In fact, the Danish Prime Minister shook hands with newly elected President Donald Trump at the Oval Office of the White House on 30 March 2017 on his way to Saint Croix the next day, to celebrate the 100 year anniversary for the transfer day of the islands to the US 31 March 1917.
So perhaps this is also the reason why Trump and his advisers got the crazy idea that they had a chance of making some sort of trade or transfer deal with Denmark regarding Greenland.
What practically almost no people know is that Greenland not only officially belong to the Kingdom of Denmark by a court rule made in 1933 by the World Court of Justice, but also according to a secret treaty that was made between Denmark and the US when the USA purchased the Virgin Island in 1917, because the two sides not only agreed to a sale price but also to a Danish demand for an official declaration stating that the USA would "not object to the Danish Government extending their political and economic interests to the whole of Greenland".
Trump had apparently also joked about trading Puerto Rico for Greenland and was openly talking about the possibility of the US buying Greenland, but was not even allowed to make the offer, but told by the present Danish PM that the whole idea would be absurd, period ! end of discussion.
Yes I'm aware he wanted to buy Greenland. Yes I know it's part of the Danish kingdom. My Danish friend went to a dansk boarding school with greenlanders. I'd like to visit some time on my way to/from Europe. @@agffans5725
@@agffans5725I've not heard of Bakken, thanks for the info :)
@@cupperbutt .. I'm of the tribe of Angles/Angels/Anglo and personally I'm kind of a "chameleon" that people of any trade will mirror themselves in because of my presence and looks, like in the movie "Catch me if you can", but you also look very Nordic, so may I ask about your ancestry ?
@@agffans5725 most of my ancestors came to the US in the 1800s from Italy and Ireland. I did a spit test that said 16% dansk/svensk, but I know a lot of that DNA is in Britain and Ireland too from vikingerne 😂
If you like castles, you should also visit Hammershus at Bornholm island or Spøttrup in Western Jutland.
I'd love to visit, tak for the suggestion!
Cupperbutt makes learning FUN!!!
I don't hope that gentleman at 1:40 are a Dane. Cause that Island have "always" been there.
It's the man made Island called 'Peberholm' that was build for the connection between Øresund bridge and Drogden tunnel between Denmark and Sweden.
Han er dansk men han er også klaphat.. Another commenter pointed it out :)
Love it!
Thanks!!
1:48 It wasn't always here? 🤔It's true, Sprogø was shaped by the ice, around 15.000 years ago 😂Sprogø was a ridge inside an extended mainland, which until 6500 BC was slowly engulfed by a large sea rise, whereby the Great Belt was formed and Sprogø became an island.
the island connecting the Øresund Bridge between Copenhagen and Malmö is man-made. It is called Peberholm (Pepper Islet) and was constructed to provide a transition between the bridge and the tunnel on the Danish side. The island was created using material dredged from the seabed and serves both as part of the bridge-tunnel link and as a nature reserve.
@@cupperbutt True, but it was the Great Belt Bridge you drove over, not the Øresund Bridge.
Så er min ven en klaphat@@Alhem11
@@cupperbutt 🤣🤣Vi kan alle tage fejl, måske din ven tænkte på Peberholmen? Eller bare ikke var født i 1988, hvor anlægsarbejdet begyndte? Nice vlog btw..😊
Malmo and Skaane was part of Denmark until 1658. When we lost the war you mentioned at Kronborg Castle .
Here a slot, there a slot, everywhere a slot slot
BOY !!! You missed the best most historical " buildings`` in DK Frederiks borg castle and Roskilde cathedral so close .Check it out and visit next time !but really nice video !! Skåne with MalmØ belonged to DK.. Next time too in DK also DYREHAVEN BAKKEN wiyh a bike so nice !!! but good job !😇😀🌞
Yes, that's why the Swedish accent in Malmø sounds kinda closer to dansk than Stockholm.. And also dk used to own Slesvig Holsten.. Visited the dyrehaven i Varde also, in my other dk video. Thanks for the kind words 🙏😊🇩🇰
@@cupperbutt Dyrehaven / Bakken in KLAMPENBORG short bike ride from CPH . And just bike aroun d very nice check it out😀🙃
Sounds dejlig, tak for the suggestion @@henningrasmussen8225
@@cupperbutt a bikeride along the coast ( perhaps in summertime?!) to Klampenborg so nice ! Im done but will follow your videos !
Tusind tak! Glad you liked it 😊@@henningrasmussen8225
Cool… Isn’t Denmark the capital of Copenhagen?
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark.
@@aarhusnord han er dansk, he's making fun of people who don't know which is which :)