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Any advice on romantic places for girlfriend and in Copenhagen

Planning to propose late August, what places would you guys recommend to do so? Maybe even a dinner then a walk somewhere at night.

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 3 hours ago
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Any advice on romantic places for girlfriend and in Copenhagen

Planning to propose late August, what places would you guys recommend to do so? Maybe even a dinner then a walk somewhere at night.

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 3 hours ago
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First time in Copenhagen, Denmark

Hey everyone,
Visiting Copenhagen for the first time and am very excited. I have a few questions if you can help me out.

Hotel: I’m between two hotels: Villa Copenhagen and 1hotel Copenhagen.

Food: I see a lot of posts about different restaurants, but I would love a local to recommend the best ones. We’re not really into the whole Michelin Star experience, sitting for 5 hours and eating little food.

Attractions: We are going to visit the big ones, like Tivoli Gardens, Nyhavn, etc. We are also thinking of a day trip to Helsinberg or Malmo. If you guys have any recommendations, that would be great

If you guys also have any recommendations on romantic must see places, I would appreciate it

Thanks everyone

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 6 hours ago

Traveling to Denmark for the first time

Hey everyone,
Visiting Copenhagen for the first time in late August and am very excited. I have a few questions if you can help me out.

Hotel: I’m between two hotels: Villa Copenhagen and 1hotel Copenhagen.

Food: I see a lot of posts about different restaurants, but I would love a local to recommend the best ones. We’re not really into the whole Michelin Star experience, sitting for 5 hours and eating little food. We would like to mostly have Nordic/ danish food, but open to try anything no matter the price.

Attractions: We are going to visit the big ones, like Tivoli Gardens, Nyhavn, etc. We are also thinking of a day trip to Helsinberg or Malmo. If you guys have any recommendations, that would be great

If you guys also have any recommendations on romantic must see places, I would appreciate it

Thanks everyone

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 6 hours ago

Travel to Copenhagen

Hey everyone,
Visiting Copenhagen for the first time and am very excited. I have a few questions if you can help me out.

Hotel: I’m between two hotels: Villa Copenhagen and 1hotel Copenhagen.

Food: I see a lot of posts about different restaurants, but I would love a local to recommend the best ones. We’re not really into the whole Michelin Star experience, sitting for 5 hours and eating little food.

Attractions: We are going to visit the big ones, like Tivoli Gardens, Nyhavn, etc. We are also thinking of a day trip to Helsinberg or Malmo. If you guys have any recommendations, that would be great

If you guys also have any recommendations on romantic must see places, I would appreciate it

Thanks everyone

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 6 hours ago

I’m new to biking and I’m adding it to my routine mainly for overall fitness and cutting. I want a solid bike I can use for longer rides to burn fat and get cardio in on days I’m not running.

I’ve been looking at the Trek Domane AL series — specifically the AL 5, AL 4, and AL 2. Given that I’m just starting out, does it make sense to go for the higher-end Domane AL 5, or should I just get the AL 2 (or AL 4) for now?

I’m also thinking ahead: if I end up really getting into biking, I’ll probably want to upgrade eventually anyway. In that case, is it smarter to buy the best one now so I don’t have to deal with selling/trading up later?

Any advice from people who started with the AL series would be awesome. Thanks!

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 19 days ago

I’m new to biking and I’m adding it to my routine mainly for overall fitness and cutting. I want a solid bike I can use for longer rides to burn fat and get cardio in on days I’m not running.

I’ve been looking at the Trek Domane AL series — specifically the AL 5, AL 4, and AL 2. Given that I’m just starting out, does it make sense to go for the higher-end Domane AL 5, or should I just get the AL 2 (or AL 4) for now?

I’m also thinking ahead: if I end up really getting into biking, I’ll probably want to upgrade eventually anyway. In that case, is it smarter to buy the best one now so I don’t have to deal with selling/trading up later?

Any advice from people who started with the AL series would be awesome. Thanks!

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 19 days ago

I’m new to biking and I’m adding it to my routine mainly for overall fitness and cutting. I want a solid bike I can use for longer rides to burn fat and get cardio in on days I’m not running.

I’ve been looking at the Trek Domane AL series — specifically the AL 5, AL 4, and AL 2. Given that I’m just starting out, does it make sense to go for the higher-end Domane AL 5, or should I just get the AL 2 (or AL 4) for now?

I’m also thinking ahead: if I end up really getting into biking, I’ll probably want to upgrade eventually anyway. In that case, is it smarter to buy the best one now so I don’t have to deal with selling/trading up later?

Any advice from people who started with the AL series would be awesome. Thanks!

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u/Altruistic-Cut4089 — 19 days ago