What to Do in Copenhagen with Kids: Travelling with 3-Year-Old Boys?

[@markangeles8758]

Very helpful video!

[@AttentoFamily]

Glad you think so! 🙌

[@Ghufhf]

Fantastic video, can’t wait to see more child friendly travels!

[@AttentoFamily]

More to come very soon! 🙌

[@rukhsarahmed2615]

Video well made❤ not a single moment was boring....thank you for your efforts 😊

[@AttentoFamily]

@@rukhsarahmed2615 thank you very much! 🙏

[@JJohnkkttran]

Wonderfully edited vlog! Just about convinced us to bring our kid to Copenhagen

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you for your comment! It means a lot to us! 🙌

[@karstenjohansen6881]

Lovely video 😃🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you! It means a lot to us! 😊

[@UltraSuperDuperFreak]

I am still a big fan of naps aswell :P

[@AttentoFamily]

🙌

[@Drescher1984]

Naps as a adult is the best.

[@ZafWitness]

Very well planned and interesting video! Thank you :D

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you for your comment! It means a lot to us! 🙏

[@phero2]

Those kids are living the good life! Well done.

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you! 🙏 We are trying our best to make it fun for them as much as we can 😊

[@kbhn82]

What a wonderful video. Glad you enjoyed my hometown of Copenhagen. You stayed in Nordhavn which is a new part of the city. Most copenhageners do not like this part, but I like it. It reminds of Berlin. Next time you come, please visit Amagerbro, the area where I grew up. Puno hvam hvala, gospodinu e gospodja.

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you very much for your comment! We loved Nordhavn and our flat, since the area was calm, the price was good and it is connected really good with the rest of the city, with the Metro and train stations. Next time, Amagerbro it is! 😊 Puno hvala i vama! 😄

[@DominicHardy-p7p]

There is so much for you to do. I agree you should go out of the city its fascinating. And always interactive for kids. Louisiana, jelling stones, møns klint, fanø, skagen in fact pretty much everywhere has something to offer if you look hard enough. Just out the back of our garden there is a jættestuen a big one you can go inside and down the road there is a church from around 1014 with frescos. There is viking settlements at tissø not far from Kalundborg. Trelleborg near Slagelse and allsorts of things to do in the main towns. Very quaint lovely people can be found everywhere. Im English and im still discovering things x

[@AndersGetherSoerensen]

I am glad you had a good trip to Copenhagen. Next time you should try and go abroad. There are also many exciting places; also for children. The Viking Museum in Roskilde; Legoland, The Old Town in Aarhus to name a few. But come summer and experience the bright nights. It is something people in the south have never experienced. In the middle of summer, it never gets really dark at night.

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you very much for your comment! 🙌 We wanted to go to Legoland for this trip, but it was a long train ride with small kids at the moment. We will for sure visit it next time and come in the summer to enjoy the dark nights. 😊

[@ZafWitness]

@@AttentoFamily So happy you had a great time! Love to see you and your lovely family soon! :D

[@Aerenin]

Incredible vlog! And i'm so impressed you DARED to ride a "christiania-bike" even as a somewhat experienced copenhagenist cyclist, i'd really rather not do that. How did that go, did anyone yell at you? Haha, you are quite litterally the perfect tourists.

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you for your comment! 🙌 As for the bike, it was a little bit hard to control in the beginning, but we managed it quite nicely later in the day. 😂

[@TheAndesteg]

Very nice video. Where was your flat located?

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It was in a new area called Nordhavn.

[@arindapradisty]

Hi, could you share the place you rented the family bike?

[@AttentoFamily]

We have rented ours from Noa cykler store, near our flat at Nordhavn: maps.app.goo.gl/KoVncwhb6BQdf2s87?g_st=ic

[@arindapradisty]

@@AttentoFamily thank you!

[@sismofytter]

Tourists also get free treatment at our hospitals 🙂

[@mariannebislev]

Love Copenhagen ❤ but not af fan of the Tivoli Food Court much better value for money by eating on the very many restaurants inside Tivoli - did that last Saturday (I am Danish)

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you for the comment! We were in a hurry to go back to the apartment for the afternoon nap, so we thought Tivoli Food Court would be the fastest option. 😄

[@martinwinther6013]

@@AttentoFamily Should you get a chance, then bring your own lunchpack and eat it on the "plænen" in front of the mainstage for friday concerts. - They kinda encurage families (and others) to do so now. - ofus the weather has to support it.. It wasnt "legal" to eat own food in there up untill "recently" - like this side of the millinia or so.. Food in tivoli is notoriously expensive, and you can visit the place almost twice as many times if you dont have to pay for food while in there. Another good, kinda cheap option is the season card. If you LOVE tivoli and plan on stayin the entire summer, a seasoncard may be wtg. You only have to use it like 5 or 6 times before it have paid itself. There diff versions; one with entrance only and one with entrance AND ride-pass. Its a really good deal if you go there regulary.

[@minutsi]

Where are you from…?

[@AttentoFamily]

We are from Serbia

[@Zortoili]

As a resident of Copenhagen, please feel Frede to do whatever you want. Even as a sometimes drunk adult, I’ve never once felt threatened even in the middle of the night. It’s completely safe unless you get involved with drugs, but even the dealers are pretty peaceful. Of course I’m not recommending to talk to them. Refshaløen has Lots of food options and its close to the little mermaid. And try Wild kiwi pies, so unique to have Nz food so far away (i dont work for Them) and the Turkish food in nørrebro is amazing, almost like Berlin. And check put the park at the hermitsge Castello

[@martinwinther6013]

Theres some really nice playgrounds in copenhagen, some are featured or themed in certain ways, others are the more classic types - Unfortunately, safety-protocols have destroyed the most fun parts. Its crazt; who srsly think they need to close the playground cus a single child breaks a leg every 3rd or 5th year?? Its sad af. Kids needs to play, and they need to feel the danger in a somewhat controlled environment. People do NOT become wholesome by themself, and one of the good ways to gear your brain to handle future conflicts is by "circling the edge" so to speak. To get out there where youre not 100 % safe(but in an environment that supports it), is like hardwiring your brain to cope with eg aruments/fights etc. Its a fundamental skill we need to build relationships. We need "the floor is lava", we need "tag", we need sciccors n carussels. Plz folks, let your kids get bruised and stitched, mebbi even a cast. Itl be better in the long run. For you, for them and for their future partners(work n private partners) - Theyre not hurt unless it leaves permanent injurys, a scar is NOT an injury. And theyl become much better people that way

[@AttentoFamily]

Thank you for your comment! 🙏 We agree with you and try to give our kids as much freedom as we can, to explore the world like individuals, as that will make them stronger and prepare them for life. As you said, if it is not a live or die situation, some injuries are normal, they are great lessons for the future.

[@martinwinther6013]

@@AttentoFamily lol-- holy eff, what a tangent I went out on there. I do vouch for everything said, but it was in no way aimed at you.

[@ZafWitness]

@@AttentoFamily And that makes you and your family such great visitors!!!

[@srenblokmadsen6625]

I liwe en Cobenhangen On danis you say København