So Copenhagen is a fun town.
The un and I did a little Rick Steves tour, ate some Smorbrod, did some shopping, and got a little lost a couple times.
Neon advertising is ubiquitous on historic looking buildings, but it's tastefully done and works, in a minor league baseball outfield kind of way.
That's the thing about Copenhagen, it feels totally harmless, maybe a little too harmless. Even the red light district feels innocent, even the agreesive panhandlers seem safe.
And yeah, everything is expensive, but it's hard to really judge considering the exchange rate of a Kroner to a US dollar is something like 6 to 1.
The un and I did a little Rick Steves tour, ate some Smorbrod, did some shopping, and got a little lost a couple times.
Neon advertising is ubiquitous on historic looking buildings, but it's tastefully done and works, in a minor league baseball outfield kind of way.
That's the thing about Copenhagen, it feels totally harmless, maybe a little too harmless. Even the red light district feels innocent, even the agreesive panhandlers seem safe.
And yeah, everything is expensive, but it's hard to really judge considering the exchange rate of a Kroner to a US dollar is something like 6 to 1.
posted by Wes at 11:06 PM
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