Today's post is the last in The Copenhagen Diaries series (at least for now!), and I think after #2 this is my favourite one.
For my last morning in Copenhagen I decided to treat myself to a nice breakfast out, and I'd earmarked GRØD for the occasion. I decided to visit the original Nørrebro branch having not ventured up to that part of the city yet, and luckily Friday ended up being one of the sunniest mornings of the trip, so I was able to enjoy a truly beautiful walk along the canal which put me in the most wonderful mood.
I ordered myself an almond milk latte and a large bowl of almond milk and spelt porridge topped with banana, strawberry and cacao nibs, then grabbed myself a seat by the window and set about updating my journal with the events of the day before that I'd yet to write down.
After about an hour at GRØD I ventured outside and back towards the centre of the city to do some souvenir shopping, stopping by DØP one final time for lunch. Around mid-late afternoon I walked over to Torvehallerne in search of Copenhagen Coffee Collective, which I'd read makes the best coffee in Copenhagen. I ordered myself a cup of their Columbian coffee, on the recommendation of the girl behind the counter, found myself a window seat once again, and settled down for half an hour or so, watching passers by outside and tuning in and out of the conversations around me (which mostly involved listening to the sounds of the Danish language, understanding very little but enjoying it nonetheless).
I then set off to carry on shopping and managed to pick up a few home bits for myself and some gifts for my parents and N, then before returning to the hostel I popped to 42 Raw for dinner again and ordered the same burger I'd had the day before, which made for the perfect last dinner.
Once I got back to the hostel I went through my usual routine of freshening up and heading downstairs, where I met up with the group I'd been with the night before. My original plan was to stay in and have a glass of wine or two in the bar before packing and getting an early night before my flight in the morning, but everyone else had booked tickets for a pub crawl and after being invited along, I figured why not try something new and go with them. I ended up having the most incredible night with a really lovely bunch of people, playing beer pong, bar hopping and dancing the night away, leaving our final stop around 2am then taking an unplanned night tour of the city with a new friend, starting with sitting and talking at an empty Nyhavn before heading down to Langelinie to pay The Little Mermaid one final visit, strolling through Ørstedsparken, past the Botanical Garden and back through the centre of the city, finally returning to the hostel at 5am where we then took full advantage of the 'Quiet Room'/'Hangover Lounge' at the hostel, where we crashed on the bean bags and sleepily chatted away until I left for the airport around 8:30. It definitely wasn't how I'd imagined my last night panning out but I don't think it would have been better any other way, and it's a night I'm going to treasure for a very long time.
And that concludes The Copenhagen Diaries! I've really enjoyed putting these posts together and reliving each day as I wrote about them, and I hope that it won't be long until I can go back and add more posts to the series. I also hope you've enjoyed reading them, and that they've provided you with inspiration for your own travels! I've had some really lovely feedback on these posts so far which I want to say a huge thank you for - it means so much to know the work I put in pays off and that I'm creating content you enjoy, and I hope that I can keep things up to this standard in future posts! If there is anything in particular you would like to see please do let me know, I'm always open for suggestions.





























How incredibly beautiful does this place look!! It's somewhere I've always, always wanted to visit. Your pictures are just so stunning & make me want to go even more. I think it's time to book myself on a lil' trip there soon!
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It's absolutely stunning! Around every corner is something beautiful, I could spend an entire trip just taking it all in. Aw thank you so much, I'm so glad you like them! And you absolutely should, it's so worth seeing.
DeleteYour pictures are so beautiful! Last month I watched a movie called "Copenhagen" and it just gave me a major wanderlust, I feel like I just want to transport myself there right away and then I saw your pictures... Bet the city is much more gorgeous in real life! x
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'll have to look up that film, I've haven't heard of it! Oh it really is, by far one of the most photogenic places I've visited yet x
DeleteThe photos look so amazing! Seems like such a beautiful place with such a peaceful yet urban vibe to it! Would love to go there some day <3
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Thank you, Danielle! It really is, my favourite place I've visited for sure. Hopefully you'll get the chance to go yourself some day! My pleasure, thank you for reading!
Deleteoh GIIIIIRL your photographs are so so so beautiful! They are stunning, it was such a dream scrolling through.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Copenhagen before but these pictures are really, really, really making me want to visit!
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ps. Now excuse me while I stalk the rest of your photographs!
Thank you so much! So glad you like them. You should absolutely go if you get the chance, it's even more beautiful in person. You are more than welcome to have a stalk, enjoy!
DeleteYour photos are beautiful & make me want to book a flight there asap! Copenhagen & Stockholm are two cities that are high in my list! I hope you had a wonderful time!!
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