Great video!!! I've only visited Copenhagen once so far but fell in love, mostly because I explored the city (and surrounding -- went to Frederiksborg Castle -- must visit Helsingor & Kronborg Slot next time!!) on foot + public transit, getting away from the touristy areas exactly as you explained how to do in this video. I even became a last-minute participant in the Royal Run (shortest stretch with all the children, haha). So much fun & can't wait to visit Copenhagen again :)

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This is a good video but you need to leave the names of the places you mentioned on the screen for longer or list them in the description or something.

❤❤❤👌 I like the look of that pork chop. You should divulge where the eatery is. Thank you.

And again he is sharing my private hidden swimming pool 🥲😂

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good and useful advice! thank you!

Good video I just came across… could you by chance recommend a few hotels / locations? I’m lost trying to figure out where to stay… in London we stayed in Whitehall (great Scotland Yard hotel) location was great, could walk to almost everything… I don’t know what’s safe, good area etc in Paris… I’m lost…

If Mulligans is the best pint of Guinness outside of Ireland, it just goes to show what a bang average drink it is worldwide.

Excellent news about the ban on the ghastly "love locks"!!!

DO NOT use the metro, that's a fast way of transportation FOR THE LOCALS TO GO TO WORK! As a "visitor" how do you intend to visit a city from its dark underground tunnels? USE THE EXCELLENT BUS NETWORK!

Thank you for this interesting information about beautiful Paris

When in cph, I stay next to denmarks largest inside mall . Great supermarket.my place has kitchen.train to town 10 min.going next week

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The scammers are the same in Rome and other big cities in the world. As you said, you have been in Paris 5 times, skip the main tourist areas. Paris is nicer away from the tourists anyways.

What in Gods Name is wrong with you? Christians are persecuted in your city! You must stop

WOW! This video made me less nervous about getting to my hotel from the airport. Everything looks pretty easy, you NAILED IT!

I love Svendborg too - especially in the summer - take a trip to Ærø, you won’t regret

The French are almost invariably polite. Be polite and greet everyone with a Bonjour, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

Many thanks for this. My son is moving to Copenhagen for a year to study at the University. Which is the best area for him to look at? Also where's the cheapest bars?

Hey Kris, great video, as always (I also follow you on Instagram). I'm going to Paris with my girlfriend in February, so this was super helpful. It will be our first trip to Paris, and we'll be there for three nights. We were just wondering how many of the things from your video we could fit into our trip? We definitely want to do the Eiffel Tower, boat tour, Louvre and the Sacre Coeur (early in the day, noted), but we're honestly having a hard time deciding what else to do in Paris... thanks a lot in advance!

In my visit there was a huge crowd on the roof of Gallerie Lafayette and on Monmartre it was the opposite. In any case try not to visit Paris on weekends as there are several times people everywhere.

Bravo !. Den har du sgu`lavet flot og seværdig.

can i meet you whn i arrive here in copenhagen

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I'm watching all your videos of Copenhagen. They are so informative and helpful! Could you do one on where, as a visitor, one may eat without breaking the bank?😅😅

We will be there next week!! Its me and my Dad ..our dream trip, we he a short trip, booked the eiffel tower and a cruise on the river. We would like to do a personal guided tour the next day but we don't know which ones are secure..any recommendations...garnier opera is a must

When I visited the Louvre in 2005, they closed down the wing where the Mona Lisa is located due to a security risk. We were maybe 20’ away from entering.

JK Rowling has publicly debunked the diagonal alley story..

Great hints. I’ve been to Paris before, and am trying to figure out what to do, where to stay, etc. when I return next September. As a female solo traveler safety is a concern.

Don't forget that Edinburgh lies on the coast and has great promenades, beaches and of course Crammond Island that you can walk to when the tide is out.

4:18 I had to rewind and listen again when you said "Greyfriar's Bobby" so eloquently 😆😆 Super helpful video, gonna check many of these site out this week 😀👍

We visited some years ago and I would LOVE to go back... it was beyond fabulous! We got bus transfer from Heathrow and stayed in Watford! Definitely worth every penny... for the trip and for the priceless memories❤

A couple things: There are 2 main international airports in Paris, CDG in the North, the largest one, where most of the intercontinental flights land (but not all), and Orly, in the South, where there are plenty of European, North African and Caribbean flights. The best way, by far, to get to the core city from Orly (and back) is by using metro line 14. It's really great, fast, and comfortable. During rush hours, there are line M14 trains departing every 85 seconds, it's literally a "walk in" metro where the platform seats are useless because there's never more than a few seconds without a train getting ready to depart. This line is the busiest but also the fastest one. Though it will be exceeded by the new lines of the Grand Paris Express expansion soon, especially line 15, but they won't serve Orly except M18 which will link the airport to the "Brainiac plateau" (the Saclay plateau where many of the highest scientific education universities and campuses are regrouped) and to Versailles. My advice about line 14 : do not run down the stairs or escalator to catch the train. The next one will enter the station in a matter of seconds and depart shortly after. It would be like running to a revolving door to catch a specific slot despite it being a continuous flow. This is valid for pretty much the entire metro network, intervals are quite short and there's no point in running to catch a train, risking getting hurt and delaying the train when the next one is barely 2 minutes away. That's usually how you recognize tourists from Parisians in Orly airport's metro station. Only the tourists run to catch a train that comes every few dozen seconds. Locals don't rush and prefer to distribute along the train by walking on the platform to then board the train at their preferred location. From CDG, the RER B line is pretty efficient. The train you showed in the video is not a renovated one. There are many renovated trains running between the airport and core city, these have nicer interiors with luggage space. Really great new trains will soon replace the old ones on this line. They will be alternating single and double decker cars with massive windows in each train, greatly improving capacity and comfort. If visitors arrive or depart anywhere near the rush hours, the RER ends up being better and faster than other means. In a couple years there will also be CDG Express, akin to Heathrow Express in London, arriving at Gare de l'Est TGV station in Paris' core. And metro line 17 which will also also serve CDG airport. So, in a few years, visitors will have the choice between 3 different rail transportation between Paris and CDG airport, with different speeds and services. Tarte Tatin horrible? You must have had a bad restaurant serving badly conserved or prepared industrial Tatin, or simply a stale slice. Because it's one of the best things, caramelised apples and all. Often, tourist restaurants serve industrial Tatin pie, which is often not bad even if it's the lowest quality. Proper Tatin, made by a chef in a real kitchen, is heaven! Plus, it's loved across the board by pretty much all cultures. Unlike some French specialties which can be very difficult for visitors from certain cultures. Like stinking cheeses, snails, etc.

Great advice. First-Timers: This fellow knows the tourist experience in "Paname."

Excellent points and advice, Kris. Another quality update. 😊 Be well and stay safe. Cheers, Puck.

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Great guide. Thanks for the links as well.

Enjoyed your videos very much. Try a trip to Gilleleje and the whole 'Nordkysten', lots of bath-hotels, nature over all, like 'Heatherhill' and the big forest 'Tibirke Hegn'. Many places for bicycling 🚴❗️👍🙂

Best Copenhagen vid so far!! "Get your disappointment over with" the tourist-bait sculpture: lol! Love your style & have subscribed.

As a local, this guide is 100% approved.

Nice legs 😊

We in Bondi, Australia had a Little Mermaid cemented on a large rock at North Bondi many years ago. It's gone now.

I have a flight tmr morning so this is useful thank you so much!

Living in St Albans England and seeing the church is cool! I’m visiting Copenhagen a week Monday so will give it a visit! Thanks for making the video

Excellent information. I've been in Paris many times. I completely agree with your suggestions. I can't wait to return again.

How long did it take you to stand in line until you finally got in the Eiffel Tower? 🤔