Someone from Denmark?
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- Super_Black0
I'm from Copenhagen - so ask away :)
I grew up there, but moved to the US in 1999 (my wife is American, which is why I moved there).
There are many many many things to love about Copenhagen. In my opinion, it has the perfect size for a city - big enough to be on par with the latest metropolitan advances around the world, yet not too big, where the traffic and congestion of people gets overwhelming and unbearable. There's a rich history of regarding culturally enriching elements (art, design, architecture... etc.) very highly, so there are endless options to experience anything you can imagine on that front.Although I haven't lived there in more than 10 years, I still go there at least once a year (to see family and friends) and my company is also functioning in close partnership with a studio there (www.DyhrHagen.com), so I'd like to think I still a fairly decent idea of what the city has to offer in this regard.
On the 'con' side, it's an expensive place to live (I'm sure you already know this). Taxes are astronomical, and the weather is about as exciting as week old cup of noodles.
But, the fact that there are literally oodles of naturally beautiful blondes, who generally are fairly liberal sexually (Denmark was the first country to legalize porn, you know), tends to make you not worry so much about a little drizzle.