I am Danish, and I am glad you experienced hygge. I usually say that hygge is a state of mind, and you will know when it hits you.

It was nice seeing your husband in this video. He completes your show and creates a different dimension and depth to your videos. All of God's blessing to you, your husband, your baby, your family and your future.

I fell in love with Copenhagen during a highschool exchange to Denmark in 2006 and promised myself that I would one day live at least 6 months in Copenhagen. 10 years later I met my Danish boyfriend in Italy and moved to Copenhagen! Since then we lived on and off in Denmark, some winters in northern Finland and summers in Italy. But since we had a baby we live in Aarhus and I absolutely love this city, but when I saw your video, it made me miss Copenhagen. I have been following you for a while now and was pleasantly surprised that you were actually here! You should definitely stay longer next time, you won't regret it!

As a person that has grown up in Denmark (Copenhagen), videos like this always make me appreciate the city I live in. Sometimes I seem to forget how amazing and awesome the city is, as I’m constantly surrounded by it.

I moved to Denmark over 25 years ago, haven't regretted it for a second! Not Copenhagen though, I'm a rural girl through and through - big cities are great to visit, but not to live in (imho). We live on the edge of a small town, our house is surrounded by woodland, but we're still close to the town center and train station.

Christiansborg, the Government building, was intended for the King after one more huge fire had destroyed the city center. But though there is room for it, the King never moved in, as he preferred to stay in the four buildings intended for 4 noble families, which is now Amalienborg Castle! And this is why each building is named after a family.

The M/S Museet for Søfart in Helsingør (Danish maritime and trade history) which you mentioned was shaped like a ship was actually built in the docks from the disused Helsingør shipyard. It is the famous Danish architect group Bjarke Ingels Group that created the museum.

Hej (the Danish way to say "Hey"),

Waiting for my Resident Permit so I can finally move to Denmark. I cant wait. I'll be in Holbæk but if I could I would definitely live in Copenhagen.

Happy you liked it here!

I'm a Latin living in Berlin for quite a while now. I visited Copenhagen in October and I loved it so much!! I'd love to move there now.

Thanks Taylor! I’m moving to Barcelona this February and going to Copenhagen in May, couldn’t be more perfect to watch this. So excited to experience the Hygge lifestyle firsthand <333

Dane here. I’d just like to say that I really appreciated this video and your view on Copenhagen. It’s clear to see that you actually made an effort to experience the real Copenhagen and not just the touristy things. You’re welcome back anytime 🤓

The "hygge" spreads in mysterious ways... 😊

Hey.

Such a great and kind description of a small part of my country. Come back any day you guys :)

Thank you for a very nice video, I’m glad you all liked Denmark. If you want to know more about moving to Denmark you can watch rode trotting and travelling young, 2 American family’s that moved to Denmark about 5 years ago.

This was so relaxing to watch. Pretty scenery. Thank you!

Beautiful pictures. Thank you for such a positive take on my city. Greetings from Copenhagen

Thank you for sharing.