Rib boat ride
This time I decided to try Rib Boats. What are those? Well, a high-speed boats! As a proper speed boats they can accelerate up to 130-140km/h ! And that means, it’s a lot of fun, especially when taking turns 😀
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Bosch Dreams – contemporary circus
The show was both amazing and weird, but mostly really amazing. It was basing on Hieronymus Bosch most popular painting “The Garden of Earthly” Delights, which is a very peculiar painting.
Hundested Sand Skulpture Festival 2016
As the festival is slowly coming to the end I had to go and check it out! And that was also excellent excuse for a biking trip – the September weather right now is just perfect for that!
Copenhagen Air Experience
The time to fly finally arrived 😉 Thanks to Copenhagen Air Experience I didn’t have to jump out of a plane to do that!
Helicopter ride
The ride was awesome! Whet else can I say! You could see the whole city center from above, all the sights you know and you go to.
Beaches in Denmark : Jægerspris Bugt
As in the weekend the weather was, let’s be brave and say it out loud, awesome, I decided to go to the beach.
To our surprise when we arrived at the location we found out that the water was suuuuuper warm, ankle height and extra clear!
Strawberry Season in Denmark: Ventegodtgaard farm
Truth to be told, strawberries were so tasty last time that 4 kg disappeared in 3 days:D So, as gluttony as I am when it comes to strawberries, I decided to pick even more. Unfortunately, the strawberry season is almost over, so when I arrived at the strawberry farm in Greve, I discovered that there … Read more
Strawberry Season in Denmark: Kildebronde farm
It’s that magical time of year in Denmark again—strawberry season! If you’ve never experienced Plukselv med jordbær (pick-your-own strawberries), then it’s time to grab a basket and head to the fields. Here’s why strawberry picking should be on your to-do list this summer: It’s Perfect for Families Whether you’re flying solo, with friends, or bringing … Read more
Kong Artur – Kongelige Teater
Every two years, the Kongelige Teater puts on a show under the open sky in Jægersborg Dyrehave, and this year’s spectacle was called “Kong Artur.” Now, let me start with a confession: theater has never really been my thing. Let’s blame the traumatic “mandatory theater appreciation trips” from primary school. Those experiences drained the life … Read more
Æbelholt Klostermarked
In the Middle Ages, Æbelholt Monastery was a bustling hub of market activity for 14 days in honor of Holy St. William, the monastery’s former abbot who was sainted in 1224. Pilgrims, traders, and the sick seeking healing all gathered here, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Today, this tradition is revived in the form of a … Read more
Roadtrip in Romania: “ASTRA” Museum of Traditional Folk Civilization in Sibiu
Just a few minutes outside Sibiu lies the ASTRA Museum of Traditional Folk Civilization, an impressive open-air museum that showcases the diversity of Romania. It’s like stepping into a miniature version of the country, with traditional houses and structures from all its regions. The museum is absolutely massive, so be ready for a lot of … Read more
Roadtrip in Romania: Sibiu
For our second hotel stop, we chose Sibiu, perfectly situated for the sights we wanted to see and intriguing in its own right. A Brief History of Sibiu Nestled in the heart of Transylvania, Sibiu is a city dating back to at least the 12th century, and likely earlier. First mentioned in 1192, it quickly … Read more
Roadtrip in Romania: Calnic Citadel
The Câlnic Citadel, built around 1270, is a remarkable example of medieval fortifications designed to withstand the frequent Ottoman attacks of the era. It was originally equipped with a keep, defensive walls, and a water-filled moat accessed only via a drawbridge. In 1430, the last nobleman left the citadel, selling it to the villagers, who … Read more
Roadtrip in Romania: Corvin Castle
It was built in 1446 and is one the biggest castles in Europe and one of must-see-place in Romania. It was also announced as one of the best fairy-tale looking castles by Huffington Post. It looks magnificent and is all you can wish for in a castle.
Roadtrip in Romania: Cluj-Napoca
After our visit to Turda, we headed to Cluj-Napoca, where we had booked our hotel for the night. We chose Cluj because it’s one of the historic Siebenbürgen—the seven walled citadels. The city was founded by German colonists in the 12th century on the ruins of the ancient Dacian settlement of Napoca, which dates back … Read more
Discovering Salina Turda: Romania’s Underground Gem
The next leg of our Romanian road trip took us to Salina Turda, one of the world’s oldest salt mines, with a history stretching back over 2,000 years. The mine ceased operations in 1932, but it found new life during World War II when it was reopened as a bomb shelter for the citizens of … Read more
Vallø Slot
On one of those rare sunny days, I felt the itch for a little adventure and randomly picked a castle on the map. That’s how I ended up at Vallø Slot—a charming spot with a cozy garden. The History of Vallø Slot Vallø Slot was built in the mid-1500s, but what really sets it apart … Read more
Roadtrip in Romania: Satu Mare
My trip to Romania kicked off in Satu Mare, the city where my friends held their wedding ceremony. Since the wedding was our main focus, we didn’t spend much time exploring the city itself. Instead, we found ourselves unexpectedly preoccupied with an urgent mission: finding a washing machine. Why? Well, a few bottles of Gammel … Read more
Roadtrip in Romania : Intro
Last year, I was invited to a friend’s wedding in Romania. It just so happened that the wedding was in a city that’s the same distance from several airports—and one of them was in my hometown! This sparked the brilliant idea of a Romanian road trip. I didn’t set a strict itinerary; instead, I made … Read more
Fredensborg Castle: A Peek into Danish Royalty
Looking for something unique to do during summer? I stumbled upon a post about Fredensborg Castle and the opportunity for guided tours inside. It immediately caught my attention, so I decided to check it out. This castle holds a special place in Danish history and the monarchy. Queen Margrethe often uses it as her residence. … Read more