Irina recommends:
Do you have a favourite place in Copenhagen?
”I’m quite mad about Frilandsmuseet – a large open air museum with a collection of houses and farms from the old days. You can easily spend an entire day wandering around the beautiful buildings and imagining how people lived several hundred years ago. You can walk into many of the houses and see old furniture and tools that were used before. The museum is only open in the summer months, but it’s a lively and colourful place. There are often many activities for children, so it’s also recommended as a cosy family experience.”

Who’s your favourite Danish writer?
”Iselin Hermann. Her writing is so beautiful and poetic, yet at the same time light and modern. She is really good at describing feelings very accurately, and the plot of her books is always captivating. So be careful if you read her just before bedtime and have an early morning the next day!”

Mirela recommends:
Do you have a favourite place in Copenhagen?
”One of my favourite places in Copenhagen is Christianshavn, a unique area of Copenhagen known for its cosy café culture and canals with houseboats. I also am very fond of Christiania, a unique place with a special atmosphere and really good eateries. Christiania also has a very varied cultural life, whether you wish to listen to music, dance or simply meet new people. I use Christiania to meet up with my friends for a bite of food or to dance the tango.”

Do you have a favourite place outside of Copenhagen?
”I live in Northern Zealand myself, and I really like the fact that Northern Zealand has woods and nature, something I make use of a lot. I am especially fond of the art museum Louisiana, which not only has magnificent art, but is also surrounded by incredibly beautiful nature with a lovely view of the sea. In the summer, the museum has a lot of outdoor events where you get to enjoy the wonderful Northern Zealand nature.”