Smørrebrød is the famous Danish sandwich that every Dane will insist you try when you’re in Copenhagen! I’ve spent the past year searching for the best smørrebrød in Copenhagen. The list below is a collection of the best smørrebrød in Copenhagen with styles ranging from traditional to modern.
But first, let’s dive into a quick background on smørrebrød and its emerging role as a staple in the Danish culinary scene.
Short on time for your upcoming trip to Traverse City, Michigan? Here’s a perfect weekend Itinerary for 2 days in Traverse City.
I have to admit, when I first started planning my trip to this town in northern Michigan, I knew very little! I heard this region was known for cherries, and I heard chatter about its up-and-coming wine region. However, I’m happy to report that after just 2 days in Traverse City, my mind was blown! Read below for all the details of this Traverse City itinerary-
After reading this article, check out my guide to Mackinac Island, Michigan (one of the most popular summer destinations in the U.S.)!
If you’re a traveler, food enthusiast, or a lover of all things interior design you’ll find an unforgettable experience waiting for you at The Norrmans. Just under an hour from Copenhagen, Denmark sits, The Norrmans, a boutique Bed and Breakfast, tucked in the middle of the Danish countryside. What was once an old farm has been converted to a whimsical oasis where guests come to relax and enjoy delicious food in beautiful surroundings.
Here’s a secret the Copenhagen guidebooks won’t tell you why YOU SHOULD visit Copenhagen in January and February – it’s fastelavnsboller season!
If you haven’t lived in Scandinavia before, you’ve probably never heard of the holiday Fastelavn, or tried a fastelavnsboller before. I spent a week in Copenhagen in search of the best fastelavnsboller, and I was not disappointed! But first, here’s the background on the Fastelavn and fastelavnsboller…
Mostar is the largest region in Bosnia-Hercegovina with a charming old town combined with stunning natural beauty. When you visit Mostar you can see the divisions where East blends with West. You’ll find mosques and churches as well as oriental design mixed with western influence.
