What to do on a dreary day in Copenhagen
Rebecca Thandi Norman - [email protected]
Published: 12 Nov, 2014 CET.
Updated: Wed 12 Nov 2014 10:45 CET
As the daylight hours shrink and temperatures drop, it can be tempting to just hibernate until the end of winter. But rather than do that, take a look at what our friends at Scandinavia Standard suggest as the best activities for those dark and dreary days.
This past summer was one of the sunniest of recent memory, but the switch from summer to winter is a fast one in Copenhagen. That means that all of those days spent drinking beers in the park and sitting by the canals while the sun is still shining at 11pm are quickly replaced by scrounging around drawers for extra candles and deciding which scarf will make you sweat least while you’re cycling to work. If, by some miracle, you do feel like getting off the couch between the months of November and February (okay, let’s be real, late March), here’s a list of activities that you and your family can do when the city is wet and grey:
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This past summer was one of the sunniest of recent memory, but the switch from summer to winter is a fast one in Copenhagen.
That means that all of those days spent drinking beers in the park and sitting by the canals while the sun is still shining at 11pm are quickly replaced by scrounging around drawers for extra candles and deciding which scarf will make you sweat least while you’re cycling to work.
If, by some miracle, you do feel like getting off the couch between the months of November and February (okay, let’s be real, late March), here’s a list of activities that you and your family can do when the city is wet and grey:
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