Word of Mouth: Low Impact Travel in Copenhagen
More and more travelers are making intentional choices to explore the world by orchestrating ideal itineraries that minimize impact on the environment
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More and more travelers are making intentional choices to explore the world by orchestrating ideal itineraries that minimize impact on the environment
Exploring café culture in the capital of Denmark one cup of locally roasted coffee at a time
Building homes out of hay bales is a method that dates back to the late 1800s, but the straw and seaweed that make up Feldballe School in Rønde, Denmark look nothing like …
Cocktails and culinary delights with a focus on seasonal, hyper-local ingredients
This combed cotton terry cloth bag from Denmark- and Delhi-based Bongusta is handmade by artisans in India. The bag comes in a range of fun, striped color combinations, including pink and red, …
Tracing the history of design inside and out, this iconic institution returns after a two-year renovation
Copenhagen culinary beacon Noma will release their first line of products, aptly named Noma Projects, later this year. Imagined by iconoclastic chef René Redzepi, this collection of garum condiments—which are, perhaps unsurprisingly …
Anyone who’s ventured to a Nordic nation understands the importance of smoked herring—perhaps with dark bread or schnapps (as the Danish brand Glyngøre suggests). Named after a town in Denmark, Glyngøre’s kippers in …
Gloriously subtle and sophisticated objects made by Japanese and Danish designers
From a one inch wad of birch pitch, chewed and spat out by a hunter-gatherer referred to as Lola around the year 3,700 BC, scientists were able to piece together an entire …