My Awesome time in Denmark! -Davie

 My time in Denmark was SO SO fun! We only stayed in Copenhagen, and only for 6 days, but what made Copenhagen so fun was that we got to meet up with our cousins for the third time on this trip! Although we the weather was not the best, and we had to visit like 1,000,000 different castles, we also did some fun things to like going to a theme park called Tivoli, or to an intresting museum, so these are my.....


                                Favorite things I did in Copenhagen, Denmark!



1. TIVOLI 

Tivoli is a theme park right in the middle of Copenhagen, and has lots of cool rides! My favorite ride was the demon, and was very cool looking from the outside at night! 
*dont have a pic of me mb
Dont have a picture of me mb













2. Grass Skiing 

I know it sounds crazy, but yes, we skied on grass 💀. Just in the outer side of the city, there is a garbage burner, but on the other side of that garbage incinirator, there is a grass hill, and you can rent skis to ski down. Its alot different then skiing on snow though, because its more slippery and harder to turn 😅. There were magic carpet type things, and then a t- bar to go to the very top. Everyone in the group was bad at it, but me and my cousin loki did the best. My cousin even did better then my sister, witch was surprising because my cousin had only skied once on snow before that in Whistler! 
The garbage burner 


3. The guiness book of world records museum

This museum was so fun because they had lots of games that you could try there too! ex: a pullup bar to see how many pullups you could do compared to the world record in one minute, a basketball to see how many dribbles you could do in one minute (I was pretty close ngl). It was also crazy to see how the worlds tallest man actually was, and he was HUGE.




4. Watching the euro cup live at sports bars 

Since the euro cup was on, I really enjoyed watching it with my cousin! The best game we watched was England vs The Netherlands, and England beat them in the last 5 minutes😑!!!













5.Walking around the town

Walking around the town was just so nice since Copenhagen is such a beautiful city, with such nice buildings and streets 😁. 





My time in Copenhagen was so fun, and I would defenitly want to visit it again! 


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