Copenhagen )( Malmö

<b>Hej!</b> This time we will be cycling (and walking) with the highest carbon footprint: in 2 cities, in 2 Scandinavian countries.

The virtual receptionist didn't give us such a warm welcome as the human one.

Copenhagen is a very relaxed (even when it's not raining), tidy and safe city. It has 650,000 cyclists.

We visited the highest peak in the city, from where you can also ski. The hill is actually a huge building where garbage is burned inside to produce electricity and heating.

We rented bicycles for moving between point A and point B. We managed everything in the app: finding available bikes, unlocking, returning and paying rides based on time of use.

We were able to visit many attractions and museums with the City card.

Andersen's city icon is always shown in tourist brochures from land.

When retired cops have to guard the Queen's guards.

90° gravity room in the »Is it true or not?« museum.

Denmark cycling infrastructure is not only comfortable, but also architecturally <i>fascinating</i>. We tried~biked~approve it!

Cycling is written in their DNA. Each resident of Copenhagen rides an average of <b>9.2 km</b> every day (3,358 km/year).

You can take the Swedish style home in Danish style.

They rushed to the wedding in a recreational style.

We were afraid of the Nordic wet weather. But with new, unworn shoes, it was always dry and comfortable.

The Danes rank among the happiest nations in the world.

A stable, rich country with the highest level of social justice in the EU.

Opera ~ the 2nd most expensive in the world. It was financed by Maersk ~ the 2nd largest container shipping company in the world. The headquarters are on the other side.

Afternoon rush hour, when everyone <i>happily</i> rides home at the same time along 4.6 km of bike lanes.

What sound is the guide playing if it's so funny?

The queue for traditional Danish sandwiches (prices for 1 piece). Otherwise, lunch in <i>ordinary</i> restaurants will set your card back by €20-40.

We paid for everything by card. In some places, this is the only way. We bought a ticket for the roller coaster in the amusement park online. Convenient, because at the end of the trip there are no unspent kroners.

We rather stay in new hotels with fewer stars than in an <i>evergreen</i> hotel with many stars.

We took the train under the sea and across the bridge to the Swedish side. From the Malmö station we explored the city further.

<b>Hallå!</b> In a city with 350,000 inhabitants, you get the feeling that <i>Eurovision</i> is already underway.

Should I have taken a picture through the hole for a famous selfie and then also lean on the lighthouse?

After visiting the disgusting food museum, you can't miss the bar with 20 progressive flavors and <i>tasty</i> foods.

In a few more years of global warming, we'll be able to go swimming in Sweden.

We are finishing the mobility week at the 2nd tallest building in Scandinavia. We award the city 12 points for wide cycling avenues.

We spent just over €1,500 for this educational and delicious trip.

We bought souvenirs and flew home satisfied.

Other bicycle tours

Cycling along the Neckar, Main and Rhine River.

Germany: Neckar ~ Main ~ Rhine | Stuttgart > Frankfurt > Cologne

575/555 km | June 2023

Cycling over Liechtenstein and Switzerland

Switzerland & Liechtenstein: Journey to the beginning

475 km | August 2022

With bike from Salzburg over Sölk Pass to Ljubljana

Austria | Slovenia: Salzburg ~ Sölk Pass ~ Seeberg ~ Ljubljana

426 km | August 2022

Slovenia: With bikes from East to West

Slovenia: from East to West

784 km | June + August 2021

Carinthia | Upper Carniola

Austria | Slovenia: Faak . Pyramidenkogel . Klagenfurt Seeberg . Ljubljana

180 km | September 2020

With bikes around Slovenia

Slovenia: for everyone

780 km | June~July 2020

Berchtesgaden

Germany | Bavaria: Berchtesgaden

164 km | September 2019

Lake Millstatt ~ Lake Ossiach ~ Lake Wörth ~ Lake Faak

Austria: Lake Millstatt ~
Lake Ossiach ~ Lake Wörth ~ Lake Faak

221 km | August 2019

Netherlands, Belgium, Germany

Amsterdam ~ Haag ~ Rotterdam ~ Antwerp ~ Cologne

594 km | June 2019

Salzburg, Chiemsee, Inn, Passau, Danube, Traunsee

Salzburg ~ Chiemsee ~ Inn ~ Passau ~ Danube ~ Traunsee

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Weissensee

Austria: Weissensee

142 km | August 2018

Prague, Czech Republic

Czech Republic: Lipno Lake ~ Moldau ~ Prague ~ Elbe

510 km | June 2018

Milano ~ St. Moritz ~ Innsbruck

Italy | Switzerland | Austria: Milano ~ St. Moritz ~ Innsbruck

498 km | June 2018

Lake Neusiedl ~ Vienna (Wien) ~ Bratislava

Austria | Hungary | Slovakia: Lake Neusiedl ~ Vienna ~ Bratislava

358 km | September 2017

Bozen ~ Stelvio Pass ~ Lake Como ~ Lake Garda

Italy:
Bolzano ~ Stelvio Pass ~ Lake Como ~ Lake Garda

405 km | June 2017

Spring of the river Drau ~ Brenner Pass ~ Innsbruck ~ Munich

Spring of the river Drau ~ Brenner Pass ~ Innsbruck ~ Munich

400 km | June 2017

Lake Balaton, Hungary

Hungary:
Lake Balaton

244 km | September 2016

Venice ~ San Marino ~ Rimini

Italy:
Venice ~ San Marino ~ Rimini

377 km | June 2016

Spring of the river Drau ~ Cortina d'Ampezzo ~ Venice

Italy: Spring of the river Drau ~ Cortina d'Ampezzo ~ Venice

304 km | June 2016

South Tyrol ~ Lake Garda ~ Venice

Italy:
South Tyrol ~ Lake Garda ~ Venice

495 km | September 2015

Rhein ~ Lake Constance (Bodensee)

Austria | Germany | Switzerland:
Rhine ~ Lake Constance

328 km | June 2015

Parenzana

Slovenia | Croatia:
Parenzana

225 km | June 2015

Tour along the river Mur Austria

Austria | Slovenia:
Tour along the river Mur

320 km | June 2014

Salzburg ~ Ljubljana

Austria | Italy | Slovenia: Salzburg ~ Ljubljana

379 km | September 2013

Alpe Adria cycle path

Slovenia | Italy:
Alpe Adria cycle path

296 km | June 2013

Murska Sobota ~ Varaždin ~ Ptuj

Slovenia | Croatia:
Murska Sobota ~ Varaždin ~ Ptuj

165 km | June 2012

Venice ~ Isola

Italy | Slovenia:
Venice ~ Isola

370 km | June 2012

Drau cycle path ~ Drauradweg

Drau cycle path

609 km | September 2010