I am german and my girlfriend lives and works in Aarhus, Denmark. We simply take the ferry and visit Copenhagen very regularly to stroll the city for a whole weekend by bike and enjoy the city. Love it! ❤
@klausolekristiansen29608 ай бұрын
The oldest amusement parks in the world are: 1: Dyrehavsbakken (the Dear Park Hill) or just Bakken (the Hill) about 10 km north of Copenhagen, Denmark: 1583 2: Wurstelprater, Vienna, Austria: 1766 3: Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen: 1843 If you ever come back, you should see Tivoli after dark. Many have described it as magical.
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
I always give the recommendation similar to yours, that people should arrive before dark to see Tivoli Gardens in the daylight, but also stay and have a look when all the lights come on. And of course I also recommend coming back for each season that Tivoli is open.
@saxoragnhildssn54438 ай бұрын
I wish all tourists were as grateful as you. Kisses from Copenhagen ❤
@samuel_saysske13557 ай бұрын
The pronouncing of tivoli🦅🦅🦅🦅
@wastedviking62806 ай бұрын
@@samuel_saysske1355 You know how most Scandinavians talk English, we have no right to complain :D
@BrinkyBrunk8 ай бұрын
I loved my time in denmark (im irish), but i spent most of my time just there for the roskilde music festival (2013) - which btw was the best festival ive ever been to. i could go on about that but wont, ill just say about copenhagen, i had about 8 hours to waste before my flight so i checked out the red bus open top tour tourist trap, just to see the price. After a quick chat with the guy selling tickets, me saying that i had a flight that evening and it wasnt worth it for 20kr or so, he gave me a ticket for 5kr instead which was perfect. i got to go tour the city, get out of the heat for a bit and calm my sunburn, have some quick naps on the bus, and visit all the big sites in the city while i wasted my time until my flight. It was a great end to the trip because i would have been just sitting in the airport for half a day otherwise. i will add about the festival, that our neighour camp of about 15-20 danish people took us 2 irish into their camp like we were their own and made the festival a brilliant experience. they were so welcoming, and jesus that festival... i have never seen so many beautiful people per capita in my life... i might have a type lol, but ive never fallen in love every 5 seconds while walking to breakfast like that before lol. Glad you had a good time too, i hope to go back some day, still have the campsite friends i made over there as friends on facebook
@thomaskjr43228 ай бұрын
And (Duck) with Brune Kartofler (Caramelized Potatoes), Sovs (Sauce) and Rødkål (Braised Red Cabbage) is a classic danish dish, especially around Christmas. You should learn to make caramelized potatoes yourself, it is dead easy.
@chjonne59583 ай бұрын
@@thomaskjr4322 agreed
@TheTorqueMusic8 ай бұрын
The guy on the horse is King Frederik V Made by Jacques-François-Joseph Saly and was finished in 1771. It took 14 years to complemte it and ended up costing more than all of the castles building surronding it combined... We can say playing Lego's (Lege med Lego) But We do not say gardens, but just Tivoli (Teavolee) Fun Facts: 1. Walt Disney got his idea of Disneyland after visiting Tivoli, and went here a lot of times to take notes for his "project" 2. Tivoli is the second oldest themepark in the world, the oldest is Bakken, just outside Copenhagen. 3. The show you saw is called Pantomime (so you are correct about the miming :- ) 4. Lot of, well allmost all fairytails from H.C. Andersen are very dark. You should try to find the original Little Mermaid tale... It's REALLY dark, but a great story! 5. You did say Amalienborg quite good! ;-)
@mvoetmann18 ай бұрын
Compared to the state budget of the time, that statue is likely the most expensive thing in Denmark. Relatively, it cost more than the bridge over Storebælt.
@zoolook6668 ай бұрын
On the other hand, it is one of the only remaining examples of Saly's statues. The vast majority of his work was demolished during the French Revolution.
@TheLizzerazu8 ай бұрын
Tivoli is the third oldest. Wurstelprater from Austria is 2nd. When it comes to fairytales from H.C. Andersen, The Little Match Girl, hits really hard.
@erik....8 ай бұрын
Sure all the lego spaceships and stuff are cool but the real strength of lego is just putting regular random bricks in a big box and let the kids build whatever they want. I remember from when I was young my grandma had a big wooden box on the floor with lots of legos and we built all kinds of things. My favorite of course was the Technic lego's with gears and stuff.
@incognitones56048 ай бұрын
Its very nice to hear about someone who respects the feeling of a place rather than clickking away with a camera.
@Cnith8 ай бұрын
Great to hear how much you enjoyed your time here in Denmark and getting your perspective on things that we take for granted.
@JulianIversen8 ай бұрын
A little funfact about the statue at Amalienborg. The statue was more expensive than the 4 buildings
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
😵
@practicaltoon65898 ай бұрын
And the horses ass is pointed towards sweden ;)
@conn71258 ай бұрын
I’m so happy that you had a wonderful first trip to Europe and I hope you get to see many more country’s around the world. Next time if you should decide to come back to Denmark you should try either at Christmas or if in summertime make sure to get some help to get tickets to Tivoli on one of those Fridays where you will get a free concert either it’s big names in Denmark or there’s are some quite famous international bands too playing. And it’s only the entrance that costs.
@Nighthawk19838 ай бұрын
I agree Tivoli at christmas is just speciel..
@carstenfrandsen8 ай бұрын
It is pronounced LEGO - without the S at the end :D Well - if you do not know it is an abbreviation of the Danish "Leg godt" (first 2 letters of each word) - and the "Leg godt" translates into English as "Play well". I am 54 - and I still love LEGO. Mostly the bigger sets now that I can afford them! So my home has probably around half a million bricks now - and about 15 models assembled round about :D And finally your first abroad travel goes to Denmark - my birth place - well thumbs up. And I really hope that you will consider to visit us again - we have so much to offer for you. Thank you very much for this video.
@peterkragelund47948 ай бұрын
Fluffy hats? Bearskin actually - to make the Guards look taller and more scary in battles.
@tollestrup8 ай бұрын
Very scary fluffy hats, ok.. We have the scariest fluffy hats, they're tremendous!
@RaoulKunz18 ай бұрын
Oh yes, the Tivoli - we visited it back in 2014 and it was super nice - as a person who has a spleen for ante- and interbellum style anyway this was *so beautifully* vintage! Loved it! Best regards Raoul G. Kunz
@NukaNerd8 ай бұрын
So nice hearing about your trip and your take on Denmark. Really enjoyed watching these 3 videos ^^
@OldGuyJan8 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed your European trip and as a Dane I’m proud you liked our little country. ❤
@erics6078 ай бұрын
I was in Copenhagen a few months prior to you going there I believe. I did a cruise throughout the Scandinavian countries, and the excursion I did took me to Christiansborg Palace and Tivoli Gardens. Tivoli was a very unique place to experience. I understand your confusion trying to get into Tivoli though. On my excursion we got dropped off at the front gate, but our tour guide told us that if we exited via any of the other 3 or so exits, that we would need to show proof that we had a ticket to get back in.
@TheChiefEng8 ай бұрын
Most people, even Danes, tend to forget that the medieval part of Copenhagen was surrounded by bastions and a moat up to the mid 1850s. The lake in Tivoli Gardens is actually a remnant of the moat that surrounded Copenhagen. Tivoli Gardens was opened first time in 1843. From 1847 to 1864, the first central train station in Copenhagen partly took up a good chuck of one of the current corners of Tivoli Gardens as it is laid out today. I hope you enjoyed your stay in Copenhagen.
@fakkel3218 ай бұрын
Happy you had a good time in Denmark. As a Dane its always nice when someone had a good time here and helps me appreciate my home alot more :)
@Dritkant8 ай бұрын
It was fun to prank you 😂 I’m glad you had a great time in our little wonderful country and it was a pleasure to meet both you and hubby 😊
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
💜💜💜
@michaelmeisner76717 ай бұрын
Hi What a joy to follow your visit to my native country Denmark! I could tell a lot of add-on’s to your Danish-experience, but one I must immediately share is about Restaut Vita. You had the Duck. For mor than 100 years Vita has been a 24h always open Restaurant. In my days as a younger man, Vita was the go-to end of a long drinking night out. You know, ending with a good meal made the hangovers much easier to handle. Back then, and still today, if you go order whatever after midnight (<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">00:00</a>) you will always get duck. Orde a steak - you will get duck. Order fish - you’ll get duck. Has been so for a very long time. The Vita Duck serving is famous. And it’s really good! Feel free to ask anything you would like about Denmark, and I will try answer. Best regards, Michael
@JensLauer14 ай бұрын
Imagine, living in Denmark, say 100km's from Tivoli - it's a treat going there as a kid. Then - growing up, moving there, like 10min walk from Tivoli - maiking it your treat before going out in Copenhagen in the weekend! Then Copenhagen is soo much fun!
@jakdk8 ай бұрын
The play you were watching is called a Pantomine. The Pantomine in Tivoli is 150 years old, and play the tale of Harlekin and Columbine. It's the oldest building in Tivoli Gardens.
@Bronzescorpion8 ай бұрын
I was about to write the same. The Harlequin character is centuries old, dating back from at least the 16th century, with the name being even older.
@StephenEsven8 ай бұрын
Just to clarify. It is LEGO and LEGO bricks. And if you didn't guess it, I am Danish. Vita is a really good restaurant, and Tivoli is definitely worth a visit. Loved sharing your ekperien e through your videos.
@TheLizzerazu8 ай бұрын
Tivoli is the 3rd oldest amusement park in the world. Dyrehavesbakken (The Animal Park’s Hill) is the oldest, and its just north of Copenhagen. Walt Disney was inspired by tivoli when he made Disneyland. Also, the theater show you saw is called a pantomime theater. Its about Harlekin and Colombines struggles to be together. Her father, Kassander, and his servant Pjerrot is desperately trying to keep them apart. Its been around since 1910'ish i think. There are more than 15 different shows/stories with them.
@mickpalmer62138 ай бұрын
Tivoli is the worlds 2. Oldest amusement park in the world, not the 3 😊 bakken is the oldest.
@scipioafricanus58717 ай бұрын
@@mickpalmer6213 Wurstelprater in Vienna, Austria is from 1766.
@mickpalmer62137 ай бұрын
@@scipioafricanus5871 okay
@traver19658 ай бұрын
It is encredible to see your journey into Europe. I hope you will sum it up one day in a broader perspective
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
If by broader perspective you mean less country specific and Europe in general, Heidi have posted two videos - 'My First Time in Europe' with a 'Part 2'. If you have already seen them and meant something else, then I hope you will elaborate, because I wish to hear even more about her experiences here, and hopefully make her miss it so much that they come back sooner. 😄
@eddiec19618 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing your first trip to Europe im glad you and your hubby enjoyed it, I have always called it lego, take care.
@dasmaurerle43478 ай бұрын
As a German, I can't think of a country but Denmark that is attributed with so much positivity. Don't get me wrong, I love France...but Denmark is on another level❤😂🇫🇷🕺🇩🇪
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
I think Attaché said it really well in the video about Copenhagen 'Copenhagen Travel Guide' and I do think for many that it does translate to the sentiment about the rest of Denmark as well.
@KHValby8 ай бұрын
The LEGO Company itself, has stated that what you call there bricks, is Country (regional) specific. Some say "LEGO´s" and some just say "LEGO" (most of Europe). Whether there is an "s" behind it or not..., LEGO doesn't care, both work for them 👍
@scb2scb28 ай бұрын
Dutch here but if you can visit Tivoli at one of its special event setups its even nicer i was there during Halloween a few years ago and it was really nice got the pictures to proof it.
@JonasHDK8 ай бұрын
you actually nailed Amalienborg pretty good 👍 caramalized potatoes, melt some sugar in a pan and boil some small potatoes and just turn them in the melted sugar, so easy and so good :)
@dockingtroll68018 ай бұрын
Melt some sugar yes, add a decent amount of butter and let it it all fuse together, then add the potatoes and stir them gently, gently until they are light brown...
@JonasHDK8 ай бұрын
@@dockingtroll6801 OMG, how could i forget the 🧈🧈 Lurpak butter is the best
@finncarlbomholtsrensen11888 ай бұрын
The Pantomime Theater is an old Italian Art which near only exist in Denmark still, and many actors are Ballet Dancers from The Royal Theater!!! The statue in Amalienborg is King, Frederik 5th and it became absurdly expensive when being made by a French Artist, who was asked to come to Denmark to make it: J.F.J. Saly. But it is still considered one of the finest statues of that kind ever made! It was intended as a gift for the King from a Trade Company, but they may surely have regretted donating it!!! Finn. Denmark
@finncarlbomholtsrensen11888 ай бұрын
Some years ago it was restored and a TV Producer made a small film from this work, also telling about its history and showing the minute details even on the top of the horse-head! It is surely a well proportioned Masterpiece!
@arngrimandersen56908 ай бұрын
i am happy you like Denmark ,thanks for the nice word,,
@jsamarok8 ай бұрын
Hello Heidi..enjoy your videoes..im danish, and in Denmark we say: playing with Legobricks 😊
@MrSuperJensen8 ай бұрын
Here in Denmark we say “Lege med LEGO” 😉 I’m 53, and still do it, some times.
@AverageJoe-tu5sr8 ай бұрын
Denmark is wonderful. I should say that cause I'm a Dane 🙂 However our taxes and prices are not. Also its almost always raining 🙂
@imcrazedandconfused8 ай бұрын
You said Amalienburg pretty spot-on, Heidi!
@ahornby25408 ай бұрын
I remember the pirate ships from my childhood and I am from the 1970s. Always try them when I'm in Tivoli. In Denmark we only say Tivoli and never Tivoli Gardens.
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
I agree that it doesn't seem to be something we say anymore, but when I was young, many many years ago, I would hear 'Tivoli Haven' once in a while.......and if you look up the Sticks and Sushi restaurant in Tivoli, it actually does say 'Tivoli Haven'. For non-danish speakers 'Haven' is 'The Garden' in English.
@1973sonvis8 ай бұрын
Walt Disney paid several visits to Tivoli. Hmm, I wonder where he got his ideas of Disneyland from? :)
@Matjo7588dk8 ай бұрын
Tivoli has the oldest still running wooden roller coaster. Makes sense, since two of the oldest parks like that in the world is in Copenhagen. And the first Disney park was build upon that design. The statue is called Rytterstatuen. And is considered one of the worlds best ( In that design ) Its over 240 years old. And its of King Frederik 5.
@MrJools8 ай бұрын
the statue at Amalienborg is of his royal highness king Frederik 5th :)
@PSimonsen8 ай бұрын
The statue on Amalienborg, is of King Frederik V.
@holmbjerg2 ай бұрын
The theatre you saw in Tivoli is "pantomime." The British apparently understands the word as something different, but the miming tradition goes back centuries.
@LisaBjergbakke8 ай бұрын
The statue is of Frederik the 5th. A Danish King. Actually it is Said Thatcher the statue added up to cost 2.5 times the caste.
@TheKIMANO8 ай бұрын
It is not enough that Europe has a bunch of lovely countries you can visit. It also requires some of you as tourists and I am happy about your open approach to experiencing a bit of Europe and your desire to share your experiences. You often get the feeling that there are many misunderstandings and lies in the US about Europe and you must forgive us for making yourself a witness to the fact that there can be quite a distance between the stories in the US and the Europe you have visited. In any case, thank you for your nice words about Denmark - and come back happy one day 🙂
@MrLarsgren8 ай бұрын
we also have the worlds oldest amusement park. Bakken, Klampenborg, Denmark from 1583 and 4th. oldest is Tivoli, Copenhagen, Denmark from 1843 thats why its not so high tech
@PSimonsen8 ай бұрын
Tivoli is the second oldest.
@klausolekristiansen29608 ай бұрын
@@PSimonsen Third. Wurstelprater in Vienna is older.
@MrLarsgren8 ай бұрын
@@PSimonsen 4th worldwide
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
I'm just letting you know this, in case you missed it, Heidi was at Bakken and mentioned that in an earlier video: American's First Time in Denmark (People, Food, Aesthetic, Bakken, Copenhagen) Pt 1. She switched the '5' and '8' in that video though, so I think that was why she mentioned getting the 'Date' right about restaurant Vita in this video.😄
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
@@MrLarsgren Which amusement parks do you consider the 2nd and 3rd oldest then?
@commonsense315 ай бұрын
Its not so much the products from Lego that as a Dane I'm proud of. Its the actual company, And how it is run. That truly makes it one of the best companies in the world. Its Family owned, And will never be sold to outside investors.
@MartinWeng8 ай бұрын
Love from Denmark ❤
@jacobriis78598 ай бұрын
There are two Lego theme parks. LEGOLAND and LEGO House. Both are in Billund.
@ovekelleglundАй бұрын
Hi, my name is Ove and I'm Danish. I live in a neighboring town to Copenhagen. Here information about the statue from Amalieborg in Copenhagen. The equestrian statue is Frederik V (5) He was born in 1723, King of Denmark in the period 1746-1766. The statue was created by the French sculptor Jacques-François-Joseph Saly (1717-1776) and is considered one of the finest equestrian statues in Europe.
@bk_the_raccoon36508 ай бұрын
LEGO is short for "Leg Godt" which means "Play well/Have fun. Great video :D
@renebangnielsen15248 ай бұрын
i like your videos on my country and look forward for more
@citizenVader5 ай бұрын
We definitely have a dark thing going on in Denmark 😂. Halloween is the only holiday that we've adopted totally and absolutely loves it.
@citizenVader5 ай бұрын
BTW, my cousin worked for LEGO in the design department for a decade. She was part of the team that turned bionics to Star Wars after they got the deal with lucas.
@percarlemil8 ай бұрын
WALT DISNEY GOT THE IDEA TO BUILD DISNEYLAND AFTER A VISIT TO TIVOLI , I WAS HELPING BUILD THE SMALL ROLLERCOASTER U SHOW IN THE START OF YOUR VIDEO, GLAD U LIKE DENMARK, IT IS A WONDERFUL COUNTRY TO LIVE IN LOVE FROM DENMARK
@Alhem118 ай бұрын
Many think LEGO building system is a Danish invention, it's not, the name is, but the system was invented by an Englishman called Hilary Fisher Page, who founded the Kiddicraft toy company in England, he called them Self-Locking Building Bricks.
@viggenras18 ай бұрын
The LEGO Story on youtube is worth watching...very interresting story
@minidaknezz36478 ай бұрын
If you get back there i bakken. There has the oldest rollercoster in the world. Year 1583. 😊😊 there will be more to see in denmark 😉😉
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
We did go to bakken and it was so cute. :)
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
Adding to Heidi's reply: And there is a video where Heidi talks about it and show some photos from there. 'American's First Time in Denmark (People, Food, Aesthetic, Bakken, Copenhagen) Pt 1' There is also 'First Trip to Europe | Denmark Pt 2 (Viking Museum, Mead, Biking, Tipping)', where they went to the Viking Museum in Roskilde.
@Luredreier8 ай бұрын
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="356">5:56</a> Honestly, that sounds about right.
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
If you mean how Heidi pronounced 'Amalienborg' then 5:53 is a better starting point. And you are right she pronounced it very well - just needed a less hard 'g' at the end - in my opinion.
@michamcv.18467 ай бұрын
there was a bath in germany idk where exactly it was, with a piranha aquarium build into a swimm cavern so u can dive beside the piranhas .... its kinda creepy xD
@HailHeidi7 ай бұрын
Oh wow, that sounds terrifying. Haha
@TimoJeppesen8 ай бұрын
To anyone reading this. If you plan on visiting Tivoli, do yourself a favor and stay as long as possible in the park. When it gets night time, the lights go on and Tivoli becomes a magical place. Enjoy the lake and the buildings with lights. And the outdoor rides is a different experience in the dark. Also check if there is a light show or fireworks on the day of your visit. The park normally close around midnight, so stay late. Also try to read Tivoli backwards 😊❤
@lottelarsen29184 ай бұрын
The show you were watching, is called "pantomime❤😊
@agffans57258 ай бұрын
Everything is kind of "close by" here in Denmark, especially if you live in Copenhagen, Aarhus or one of the bigger cities. I personally live a 4 minutes walk from where I work.
@KamillaMirabelle8 ай бұрын
You should try take outside Copenhagen next time.. 🥰 there are so many places within an hour of Copenhagen Central Station by train just using the S trains..
@enricacantori29848 ай бұрын
Credevo si parlasse di Tivoli vicino Roma, splendida per chi non la conosce.
@dkunimar8 ай бұрын
Hi Heidi and Hubby :) Most people are unaware about the TIVOLI name, so let me give a hint: Try reading it backwards... ;) *Tiny Mindblown*
@finncarlbomholtsrensen11882 ай бұрын
And you are easily able to make the brown potatoes yourself, by melting sugar and a little butter in a pan, till it becomes brown and then adding the potatoes.
@HeineHard8 ай бұрын
In Denmark we don't say "We play with LEGO bricks" We say "But i build LEGO! Enjoy" "BibLE
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
Hmm...I remember pretty clearly saying and hearing "Vi leger med LEGO" as well as "Vi bygger med LEGO klodser" when I was a kid, so I think both your versions seem wrong to me. 😄 So my versions in English would be "We play with Lego" and "We build with Lego bricks" - the 'bricks' part being switched compared to your versions. I'm sure this could depend on where you grew up in Denmark or even just the groups you hung out with.
@AllanJ...Batmo365Ай бұрын
Hey Heidi. You and your family hereby have an open invitation to stay at our house or nearby in an air bnb if you ever want to experience the countryside of Denmark. We live in the old and first ever Capitol of Denmark before Copenhagen became just that. The city is called Vordingborg. And has old castle remains and lots of history on top. Great little city by the sea that has a lot to offer regarding Danish culture. Never the less, thank you for your review of your trip over here in the cold north, seems like your husband is some what of a Viking deep down 😃 Kind regards Allan and Linda.
@mortensrensen15084 ай бұрын
in japan they have built an exact replica of Tivoli.
@BangKaren8 ай бұрын
We play with Lego “ Vi leger med Lego” no “s” in the end of Lego 😅 And you can get a lot of adult Lego 😊 We Got the Big Wave” for Christmas its a picture made out of Lego Ofcause 😂 Its King Frederik the 5 who is at Amalienborg Slotsplads and it was created by French sculptor Jacques-François-Joseph Saly and is considered one of the finest equestrian statues in the world
@fjols19918 ай бұрын
Just been there about 2 hours ago
@stofamaan8 ай бұрын
😂😂 i am Danish. And its not true about the lama. Unless its was a live one. 😊 and regarding having to walk all the way around Tivoli. You could have walked through the park.
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
Hmm....A Toy Llama sure, but I think if she had wanted to bring a dead Llama, that would also have kept her from being able to enter Tivoli.😄 The agreed upon meeting spot was the main entrance to Tivoli, so they didn't have entrance to Tivoli before getting there, hence they had to walk around instead of through and yeah, they took the longer way around.😄
@stofamaan7 ай бұрын
@@mikeyb2932 there are two instrenses where you can pay I believe. Train station side. And main gate.
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
@@stofamaan Yep, those are the two entrances that I know about, where you can pay for the entrance. As far as I remember they did mention (not in this video) that they came out of the Central Station and then simply went right instead of left, thus making the walk around the Tivoli Gardens to the main entrance, *the agreed upon meeting point*, about 4 times longer.😄 I have never tried it so I can't be sure but I guess if a person have a stamp from having been in the Tivoli Gardens earlier the same day, then they might be able to enter again later in the day, via the Tivoli Food Hall, the restaurant Wagamama or Anarkist Bar, that serve both Tivoli guests and outside customers.
@stofamaan7 ай бұрын
@@mikeyb2932 oh I missed that part where went to the right 🤣 bad idea 😊 I think they use small paper ticket. For entry. And yeah I think it lasts all day
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
@@stofamaan Yeah, in this video she mentions being on the opposite side of the park, and I could be wrong but I think that is after they have walked away from the Central Station and the wrong way around to where they met Drit. I am fairly certain that they came out from the Central Station from what I remember being told, either back then at Tivoli and/or Heidi mentioning it on Twitch.
@thelonghoffАй бұрын
I am a Dane, I have been to Tivoli many a time... I did not know it full name was Tivoli gardens...
@olejensen31258 ай бұрын
🥰
@danielkallman86008 ай бұрын
Everyrhing is a 10min walk away in copenhagen
@kennethrasmussen99648 ай бұрын
Hej Heidi Do you know TIVOLI is spelt backwords - e so its “I lov(e) it. “
@slaydesaid87418 ай бұрын
Great to see you had a good time here. By the way: You pronounced Amalienborg perfectly, just say it faster and with more conviction next time, since you totally nailed it. 🙂.
@sablatnic80308 ай бұрын
I hope you saw "Børsen" when in Copenhagen, as it burned the other day! :'-(
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
I heard about that. :(
@sablatnic80308 ай бұрын
@@HailHeidi A few years ago we (a friend's wife's friend and I) were on a guided segway tour through Copenhagen, and we stopped and had a lengthy chat about the building and especially the dragon tower.
@kimkruse73708 ай бұрын
You Did very Well :).
@maxmustermann32856 ай бұрын
You pronounced Amalienborg how we would do in german. The danish simplify it by leaving out the "g" for example. The o like the a in "ball". I hope I got it right.
@Soulwhistle8 ай бұрын
Lego is the name of the company, it used to be a toy company, where the name was made by combing the words for "play well" in danish "leg godt" into LEGO. The Lego company themself also said them self, that the name of the product is Lego Bricks, and that calling it Legos is not correct.
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
Oh dang, I hadn't heard that. Americans just be ignoring that or something?... 😅
@Soulwhistle8 ай бұрын
@@HailHeidi not just americans, but a lot of people. And it is seemingly a very heated subject that is often banned in Lego forums due to some how heated it can get - personally I stick with what the Company history and what they stated about it.
@alens187 ай бұрын
I did not know that any other country has a park with same name as ours 😅
@fveggerby2 күн бұрын
In Denmark you play with Lego or Lego-bricks. Fun Fact. Lego started as wooden-toys that "everyone could afford" That is NOT the case anymore. Lego is insanely expensive.
@knudsandbknielsen16128 ай бұрын
In Denmark, we don't use plural, Legoes. It's like mud: We play with mud, not muds ;-)
@JFrancois766008 ай бұрын
what state in Europe do you prefer ? and why
@nicolaithusgaard59098 ай бұрын
if you are gonna return to denmark then visit the lego theme park in billund
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
I would love to go one day!
@JokerInk-CustomBuilds8 ай бұрын
Tivoli is an experience... but personally I like the athmosphere of Bakken better...
@Philzon8 ай бұрын
Hi Heidi, new subscriber here. Super awesome videos of Copenhagen. I hope you and your hubby have the opportunity to come in the summertime, it is fantastic and it is possible to walk Lama´s here 😄 If you do and want to see some cool spots just write me. I would love to show you guys the good places. Cya and may the force (Empire) be with you 😊
@22-CC-NEWS3 ай бұрын
‘LEGO’ is made of 2 danish word LEg GOdt. in English it would be ‘Play Well’, don an English name would be PLay Well …. ‘PLWE’, I think we stand by KEGI!
@ExtremeTeddy8 ай бұрын
Why do you put an s behind Lego? In Germany one would most likely say: "Wir spielen mit Lego" - We play with lego.
@ebbhead208 ай бұрын
Even thought its spelt TIVOLI when you hear a dane say it, its just Tivli. Were lazy like that.. 😊 I never heard an O sound in Tivoli. Vi daffer sgu i Tivli i morgen...
@Millehansen118 ай бұрын
not seen you recent videos from Denmark before now but you should had hit me up... im from Denmark and working right next to tivoli even though im living 1,5 hours away in southern Zealand (syd sjælland) if I had known then I would have been your personal tour guide and showed things that I love about Denmark if you would had been up for it of course much love from Naestved (Næstved) Denmark
@tobbeandersson46167 ай бұрын
Ive videos. Sweden next time?
@fredmidtgaard54878 ай бұрын
It is TIvoli with pressure on "Ti" .....NOT: TiVOli. with pressure on the VO.
@fibiger128 ай бұрын
we say Lego. "we are playing with Lego"
@IvanRaaby8 ай бұрын
the teater is pantomime 🙂
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
YES thank you!! I couldn't think of that for the life of me. Lol
@blueeyedpunk8 ай бұрын
@HailHeidi can't recall you didn't go to Bakken did you?
@mikeyb29327 ай бұрын
@@blueeyedpunk They did.😃 She speaks about it in: 'American's First Time in Denmark (People, Food, Aesthetic, Bakken, Copenhagen) Pt 1' They also went to the Viking Museum in Roskilde: 'First Trip to Europe | Denmark Pt 2 (Viking Museum, Mead, Biking, Tipping)'
@freikorpsdanmark8 ай бұрын
If you spell Tivoli backwards , it is , I LOV IT 😛
@canin17304 ай бұрын
Lego isnt actually an object, its a brand of toy bricks, so pluralising it doesnt make sense like if youre going to get furniture at IKEA, you dont say "lets get some IKEAS"
@Joliie8 ай бұрын
Hail Heidi, did you know LEGO is from Denmark billund.
@jonathanfinan7228 ай бұрын
Lego does not get pluralised. It makes no sense. Do you play Monopolies or Twisters?
@HailHeidi8 ай бұрын
No we don't but I don't see Lego as a game. It's more of a craft. So multiple Lego bricks are Legos to us. Haha I genuinely wonder who started that. 🤔