7 BEST Things About Living in Copenhagen (as Expat) 

It’s perhaps a bit niche and kinda taps into your everything works/CoH having the perfect size but what i love, love love is the CPH airport infrastructure: super well connected to train, metro and highway. It’s fast to get to from the city and cheap (as in no extra train ticket fare etc). The airport itself is not too large but still offers plenty of destinations. Icing on the cake: In the airport every restroom has at least one faucet for cold drinking water. I haven’t been to 135 countries (yet) but from all the airports, CPH ranks super high.

Yes! Can't agree more. I absolutely love the airport here and the infrastructure. It's fantastic and it was in my shortlist for the video 😀

Beer. :-)

@@jaspeb9553 The Metro and the train connection from Hovedbanegården (central station) has made that possible. Before those two options were made available, it was not as simple. You had to rely on family, friends, bus or an expensive taxi. One of the unique things about Copenhagen is definitely the infrastructure for especially bicycles. This is again something that has developed over the years but the work of making bicycle lanes in Copenhagen actually started as early as back in the 1930s. There are very few, if any, main roads in Copenhagen today that do not have bicycle lanes. It may come as a surprise but even something like Strøget was not always only for pedestrians. Using a bicycle to commute makes a lot of sense in Copenhagen. It's cheap and healthy. What surprises many foreigners is when they spend a winter in Denmark for the first time, finding out that Danes commute on bicycles in any weather, sun, rain, wind or snow. It should probably also be added that the fact that you can take a swim in the harbour today has cost a lot of money and effort. When I was a child, you definitely did not want to take a dip in the harbour. Although, the national sport is to complain about the taxes, only few Danes would actually like to do without all the things they actually get access to from paying their taxes.

Awesome!

Glad to hear it!

haha thanks! The model is Ray Ban RB 7046 5365

Thanks! Having a proper winter water-proof jacket is a must here, and with that you're good for biking

haha yep - we're lucky here

There are a few places in Copenhagen I would not do that but in general, Copenhagen is safer than most capital cities in the world.

Don't think we don't have pick pockets. Some of them may have come from poorer countries, though.

It's harder to make friends with Danes in Denmark than with locals in Latin America, Southern Europe, Asia, etc. No doubt it. You just need to put more effort, but it's 100% possible.

You can get the 1-person ones, I'm not sure about 2-person ones

Venir para estudiar esta buenismo. Venir a "ver que pasa" es jodido -- puede ir bien pero mejor tener un plan solido.

@@MarioScianHQ mí plan es trabajar, estudiar y vivir "ratonamente" para ahorrar mínimo 1000-1500 dólares al mes y después cuando me gradué conseguir un buen trabajo tecnológico como también usar ahorros para testear ideas de tech startups. Ese es mí plan. Hoy en día soy una persona clase media-baja de 23 años que no tiene título y tengo la necesidad de ahorrar.

El plan suena bien!

@@MarioScianHQ Mario! Como ves hacer un máster en recursos humanos en Irlanda y luego buscar un trabajo en copenhague (sin el danés de arranque)??

It's a non issue

@@MarioScianHQ thanks! I thought it was weird that the AQI meter was showing readings in the mid 100's. must have been a weird day.

Lots of places, I personally like Islands Brygge a lot if you've small kids and want to live in an apartment close to the city center

Thank you so much. I hope this place will not be very costly.

I would be careful to claim that any place is cheap in Copenhagen, but that being said, Islands Brygge is definitely a nice place today. It was not always so. When I was a child in the 1960s and teenager in the 1970s, Island Brygge was mostly an industrial area but it was completely overhauled in the late 1990s and 2000s so now, it is probably one of the best places close to the city center if you have kids.

@@rinasharma9786 it is very costly in Copenhagen, but you can chose to live outside the city, its very easy to get with the train, metro or bus to the center anyway -if you are ok with a 20-30 min. train ride it will get much less expensive

I think they're on demand

I had friends there and they had a good time, can't speak for myself nor about the quality of the school though

Maersk

Thanks! I'm trying to speak slightly slower 🙈

I speak a bit slower in the new videos 😀

In the newer videos I speak slower