Bent recommends:
Do you have any favourite music?
"I listen to a lot of electronic music and jazz and never miss a concert with Squarepusher. My old Chick Corea vinyl records still often get a spin on the record player. You can also find me at places like La Fontaine, the lovely jazz club on Kompagnistræde in the city centre, or at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. I'm always there when Kresten Osgood is out playing the drums."

What is your favourite literature?
"The books I read are mostly about time, language, and identity, but I also try to sneak in a bit of fiction. At the moment, I've got Natsume Soseki's "Kokoro" and Kurt Vonnegut's "Player Piano" in my bag for my S-train journeys."

Michael recommends:
My favourite place in Copenhagen
”One of my favourite places in Copenhagen is Refshaleøen. It’s an old industrial island that once housed a large shipbuilding yard. Now it has been turned into a playground for entrepreneurs and creative souls.
Here you will find the largest street food market in the The Nordic countries, a place where you can taste food from many different places in the world and take part in a variety of entertaining events.
The wide open spaces are used for concerts and festivals, and the large old industrial buildings have got new life and blossomed anew.
It is a thoroughly unique place with a special atmosphere and calm. A certain industrial harbour nostalgia comes out, it stands in sharp contrast to the polished modernisation that characterises much of the rest of Copenhagen Harbour. It is an exciting place to go exploring, you will find lots of life and good experiences.”