Copenhagen & Vejle Denmark: Fjord Beaches to City Adventures!
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Hello, strange people! 👻
It's finally spring and the weather is warming up.
This spring we headed to beautiful Denmark 🇩🇰
In part 2 of our Denmark travel series, we explore the stunning Vejle Beach and the picturesque Vejle Deer Park.
We also spent an exciting day in Copenhagen, where we visited Freetown Christiania and King's Park. And of course, we couldn't miss out on tasting some delicious Danish food along the way! 🥐🍰
Join us on our Danish adventure! 🌊🦌🏞️
00:00 LEGO House Billund Montage
00:59 Vejle Fjord Beach
02:07 Deer Park Vejle
03:48 Grillen Burgerbar vejle
04:40 Driving to Copenhagen
05:53 Freetown Christiania
06:13 Danish Breakfast: Smorrebrod
07:08 The Kings park in Copenhagen
09:39 Final thoughts and Denmark Review
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Hello Just a little advise. if you come back to Denmark. Dont go to Beaches on the east coast of Denmark. Insted go to the Beaches on the West Coast.
Europes widest beach is on the west coast. Best part is you can drive your car on that beach. ( drive where there are Wheel tracks. ( hard sand good for driving. ) Its on Rømø also the reason the water looks dirty is that there is a lot of nutrients in the water. ( dead water looks blue no nutrients in it )
Hi 😀 We will definitely visit Denmark again. Thanks for the recommendation and the comment! Regarding the beaches... we're from Aruba, so we (Dan) are very picky about where we swim. Luckily, that's going to change soon 🙃 By the way, are you from Denmark?
Next time in DK, try comming to Århus.
Second largest city in Demark.
Might be just what you'r looking for.
Thanks for the comment! Looking up Årnhus! 🙏
@@DanKayYT
It strikes a good balace between a busy city and close to natur, and not that far from Vejle 😁
You can go swimming everywhere in Denmark, even in most harbours. The waters are monitored, if a spill has occurred, there will be signs everywhere.
Good to know! In all honesty I (Kay) thought the water was too cold to get in. Hopefully next time when the weather is warmer ☀️
@@DanKayYT Yeah, I avoid cold water too, but kids often don't care. You will never be more than 52 km away from the sea, so have some changing clothes for your kids in the car. When playing in the water, they will use a lot of muscles, they didn't even know they had. It will give them a very good nights sleep.
If you get here again, I will recommend a look at Odense. The biggest railway museum in the country is located there. In spitting distance of the railway station. Your kids will love you, I believe.
In walking distance, from the station, you will H. C. Andersen's birthplace and a new museum for him. The museum is very interactive and modern.
And the day is gone.