u/No_Collar6571

Hi, my dad and I (23M) are visiting Lund because our last name is Lund (and because we're doing a Nordic interrail trip).

We're coming in the second week of December, so any good winter suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I've heard Broder Jacobs Stenugnsbageri is meant to be nice and obviously we'll be visiting the cathedral. Any thoughts or alternative recommendations?

(Potentially also some tacky souvenir shop would be fun given the name sharing 😂)

We're starting in Oslo, going to Gothenburg, then will be going to Lund Malmö and Copenhagen in the same day, and then travelling to Aarhus. Any recommendations for the other places would also be great. (We'll be spending the night in Oslo, Gothenburg, Copenhagen, and Aardhus).

Pub/Bar recommendations also very much appreciated.

Currently we're planning on going to War Pigs in Copenhagen as I've been before and thought it was great.

Edit: we'll be getting into Lund in the mid morning and only getting to Copenhagen by dinner time so it's not quite as packed a schedule as people are thinking

Thanks 😊

I'm 23 from the UK and have been absolutely fascinated with the DRC and wanted to visit since I was 16.

I studied the history of resource extraction (rubber, ivory, cobalt) from Congo for my high school diploma, and wrote about human trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness) in the early 20th century Congo for my university dissertation.

I know the East of the country isn't sensible to visit right now but hopefully some day I would like to visit Lubumbashi.

If anyone knows of any international jobs/volunteering/tours/travel opportunities in and around Kinshasa and especially travelling up the river I would be incredibly grateful. My french isn't very good so I don't think it would be sensible to visit without a guide or as part of a group.

Also allez les Léopards!