Copenhagen is a pretty chill place. At least when I visited.

Yes, most things I do don't make sense. It was late, we enjoy Vietnamese food, it was nearby. Some of the best Chinese food I had was in Italy. Also, sometimes there is a twist in the approach some restaurants have in different countries that is interesting to experience.

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Appreciate the feedback.

Wonderful!

Thank you for watching.

Thanks

Good to know for the next time. Thank you.

Yes, you are correct. Thanks for watching this video I made for a friend.

Unfortunately no. There are so many great museums clustered around the area. Next time.

Just a little research. I bet you know much more other aspects that I didn't cover. We so loved Copenhagen.

Kan du så snarke dansk?

That explains why the older buildings are primarily brick. At least the Kastellet was preserved fairly well. There are several examples in the US as well where fires led to the wholesale rebuilding of entire city blocks like the Great Seattle Fire that destroyed the entire central business district of Seattle, Washington in 1889 or the 1871 Chicago fire. Of course that is almost a whole century later than what happened in Copenhagen. Thanks.

Thanks for the added information. I am glad to see that some of the old buildings were preserved and renovated alongside some more modern structures. So interesting to me what happened to the old meat packing district which I'm sure had many different sights and smells back in the day.

Sorry to read that you are upset with my opinion and the vibes I was getting while walking in the Rautatieasema area with the main train station to my back and facing all the large buildings with businesses with names like "Toimistohotelli Boffice Rautatieasema" and "Kauppakeskus Citycenter". The brutialist architecture is really prevalent in this particular area is is a prominent style of Soviet architecture in the 1950s to the 1980s. Of course brutialist architecture can be found all over, even in the U.S. But I'll stop now as it is pointless to have a rational discussion with most people on the internet, especially when they come off as hostile in their comments. Please don't watch any more of my videos as I am concerned for your mental health and hope you become well.

@@arthousecreations1 You're not my doctor by the way, but thanks for the explanation. And this doesn't still change the nonsense you said.

No, it only will apply for Europe (EU and Schengen countries). For US citizens traveling to Algeria there is a tourist visa requirement unless entering via cruise ship or traveling to certain cities in the south of Algeria. Algeria has a current Level 2 travel advisory for US citizens (exercise increased caution). EU citizens also require a visa.

Thanks but I actually put it together myself. I only used a voice generator which makes it seem like AI. Need to work on my monotone voice.

@@arthousecreations1 that's what I meant - the AI voice. Very well put together information though 👍🏽

Danke schön. Unser Glück ging in Norwegen zu Ende, da es ziemlich viel regnete.

Vielen Dank für Ihre Nachricht. Flugreisen sind heutzutage voller Herausforderungen. Zumindest sind wir schnell durch die Mautstelle gekommen und haben unser Gepäck in normaler Zeit abgeholt.

Agreed. We had a great time.

Agreed. We also enjoyed our visits to Wexford, Tramore, and Killarney. Next time need to explore Limerick, Tullamore and Portlaoise.

​@@arthousecreations1 I'm from Mountmellick it's a small town between Tullamore and Portlaoise

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Thank you.

I don't believe it would apply in that case. The European Union's Entry/Exit System (EES) does not apply to non-EU citizens who have a valid residence permit or long-stay visa to live in an EU member state.

Yes, I got it wrong. Thanks for the correction.

Are the EES and ETIAS systems specific to African countries?

@@soussoulasuisse7596 No, for European countries.

@@arthousecreations1 thnks friend

External borders means borders outside the EU or Schegen countries borders.

We enjoyed the ferry. We had no issues with the trip. For the ferry to Mallorca we had a cabin but this time we just lounged in the airplane style seats. The seats were comfortable. They had a small cafeteria onboard which served a variety of drinks and food to include coffee. You can see the cafeteria at the 1:24 mark.

sono d'accordo che la zona ha paesaggi meravigliosi. Grazie per il tuo commento.

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You may want to check out the following: www.lawyer-italy.org/lawyer-in-salerno.html I found this link from a Google search but don't know anything about them. You could also contact the US Consulate in Naples for assistance. Switchboard at 081-583-8111 (from within Italy). It is difficult to provide help without knowing about your exact situation. Good luck.

Thank you for the info. I remember the butterflies at the Monarch Grove Butterfly Sanctuary in Monterey CA which is amazing.

You are correct. But I was instructed on the correct pronunciation so now I feel much better.

Vielen Dank für den netten Kommentar. Nachdem ich das Video gesehen habe, möchte ich zurückkehren.

Terminal Rodoviário de Albufeira.

@@arthousecreations1 thank you!

Galway Girl sculpture (2022) outside The Quays Bar, Quay Street. The Quays Bar explained to Galway Beo that this lovely lady represents “Galway girl”.

Thank you.