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“To travel is to live.” Hans Christian Andersen

Last August my mom and I went to Denmark and we fell in love with this beautiful country! The design, the streets the food, everything was amazing! Our first stop in Denmark was Copenhagen, you can head back on the blog to see what we loved in Copenhagen. After Copenhagen we drove to Aarhus, we stopped in Odense to see Hans Christian Andersen’s home and museum, it was such a cute little town and I loved reading all of the quotes from his fairy tales.

We were lucky enough to have some friends in Aarhus that gave us an awesome tour of the city. Aarhus is an up and coming city, it was so hip! We were there when so many new things were opening! Here are a few of our favorite things!

We stayed in an Air BNB near Bruuns Galleri and it was the perfect central location.

We were there on the opening day for the Selling Rooftop, they created a beautiful garden area on the rooftop of the department store. There was a cute restaurant and little amphitheater and a glass sidewalk that you could walk out on and look at the street below.

We found the best street food market, there were so many options and the food was so delicious. Make sure to visit Aarhus Street Food.

We only had a few hours at the ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, we wish we would have had more time, but walking around the Rainbow Panorama gave a great view of the city.

I am always drawn to the water on trips, one of my favorite things to do is walk along the water. There were so many fun things to do around DOKK1, it had just opened up as well! And they have the coolest parking garage, it was like we traveled to the future. We were also able to see the boat that the Queen of Denmark was staying on!

I also love visiting Botanical Gardens when I travel, I love to see all of the plant varieties!

I wish we would have had more time at the Den Gamle By, we had to run through it quick but I could have spent a lot more time there!

And most of these photos were taken on the cutest street I have ever seen, you must go to Mollestien!

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Last August my mom and I went to Denmark and we fell in love! Our first stop was in Copenhagen, we had 2 full days to explore. The first day that we got there we walked around Nyhavn, and as you can tell I took a million photos of the boats and the buildings! I loved it there so much! Everything was so picture perfect! We had dinner at Skipperkroen, and it was the most amazing food, we practically licked our plates clean! All of the food that we ate in Denmark was so fresh and healthy. The restaurants along the water were perfect for relaxing and people watching. We even went back to Nyhavn to photograph at sunrise so we could get more shots without people. I have never been a morning person, but to photograph busy touristy places it is the only way to go, and I think the mornings are growing on me…. when I am on vacation! We loved watching people get ready for their day to begin and prep their shops and restaurants for another busy day.

One of our favorite things to shop for was home decor and kitchen items in Denmark, I love how simple and functional everything is! I was even almost tempted to change my living style to be a minimalist but then I wanted to buy one of everything there and I knew I would never make it to that point. Even the shops at the airports had the best dishes and home items, and if you know me I have a weakness for dishes! Just be prepared to spend a lot on them!

Things we did:

Nyhavn: This was one of our favorite areas to walk around in, and the restaurants were amazing!

Rundetaarn: This was one of my favorites, the walk up the Round Tower was so cool! And I always love getting to the top to get a good view of the city!

Tivoli Gardens: We were amazed by all of the pretty flowers here. There were tons of great restaurant options too. If you are traveling with children there are a lot of rides and games for kids.

Church of Our Lady: I loved seeing the statues of the resurrected Christ and his disciples, there was such a peaceful feeling there. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints created replicas after the statues by Bertel Thorvaldsen

Danish Museum of Art & Design: We loved looking at all of the things that were made in Denmark and loved seeing all of the amazing chair designs!

Rosenborg Castle: The gardens in the area were so fun to walk around in.

The Little Mermaid: I always enjoy walking along the water, and this was a perfect area to explore.

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Dinner at Skipperkroen was so amazing! I am sure all of the restaurants along the water were amazing we chose this one because the building and the sign were cute!
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