Money
- Everything is more expensive
- Currency is different, of course. They use Danske Kroner so $1 in America is 0.16 Danish Krone
- They prefer exact change
Public Transportation
- It is so expensive! A one-hour card use is five U.S. dollars, which is an insane amount compared to America
- The biking is crazy! There are so many people biking, so be sure to wear a helmet and be prepared for fast pace cycling
- There are quiet zones on trains
- You can buy public transportation tickets in 7/11
- There are special spots to put your bike in on the train
- You can use the ramps they have to help bring your bike up the stairs to the train stations
Culture
The people are very friendly and hipster
- All the shops are small and narrow, but very cute!
- More of quiet culture, but the people still love to interact
- Friendly cats
Houses
- They are vibrant colors and the doors are absolutely beautiful (as you can see from the photos above)
- The door handles aren’t straight. Maybe because they’re old, they kind of slouch down
- Stairs are very common
- In the airport, there were sinks in the bathroom stall
- The trash cans are just a bag instead of a bin
- Public bathrooms reuse their hand towels (See video below)
Food
- Lots of vegan options
- Food can also be very pricy so watch out
- The grocery stores are aren’t as organized or clean (The ones we went to at least)
- Most restaurants provide blankets for if you are sitting outside and get cold
- Fancy 7/11’s