Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a mix of charm and modern living, making it a good place for both visitors and those wanting to live there. It is easy to get around, especially by bike, because of the good infrastructure and friendly locals who are ready to help. The city has a mix of activities, whether it’s swimming in the harbor or enjoying a cozy cafe, especially during the cold winters. However, the cost of living can be high—a noodle box might cost around 16 euros, and housing is also expensive. Winters can be tough, with short days and a cold wind that might make you want to stay indoors. While many people speak English, learning some Danish will improve your experience and help you connect with the culture. You can explore interesting neighborhoods like Nyhavn for tourist sights or, for a more local feel, visit less crowded areas that have their own charm. Copenhagen may be pricey, but its beauty and culture are worth it for a weekend visit or a longer stay.