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We stayed three nights in Copenhagen, the capital city of Denmark. After having a lovely stay in Aarhus, my mother and I took the Flixbus to Copenhagen for € 15 per person. The Flixbus was pretty ideal, we had a hassle free transfer and got to see the bridges connecting different parts of Denmark. I found it pretty funny that at times Copenhagen really reminded me of Amsterdam with all its canals. The Danish language looks and sounds a bit like Dutch at well, so it was really easy to feel at home in this city! After this visit I had a slight preference for Aarhus, but I find it really difficult to point out what the reason of that is.

From Hamburg you can take a direct train to Aarhus in Denmark and that’s exactly what I did. My mother and I decided on a short trip to Denmark and combined Aarhus with Copenhagen. Aarhus is located on the Jutland Peninsula and is just over 3 hours by train/Flixbus from
I was super impressed with Aarhus. It’s been a while since I’ve been in Denmark, so it could also be that… but I loved the quality of the activities you can do in this clean, atmospheric city. I wished I booked a one-way ticket and could stay longer in this relaxed city 😉

Years ago, I visited Milan for the first time. I didn’t fall in love with the city the way I fell in love with Rome, but it did leave a good first impression. What I love about cities is that they are constantly evolving and that there are new sites to visit every time, so I was eager to go back to Milan. In this blogpost I will highlight what I loved about Milan and what I would not recommend to do.