Rosenborg Castle
Rosenborg Gardens:
Lunch at Nyhavn:
Amalienborg Palace (official Royal residence!):
Happiness Museum:
Asher’s and my post-it’s: Asher’s= “swimming” and “vacation”. Mine = “traveling with my husband and boys” and (not shown) “snuggles with my dog, Charlie” .
IKONO Copenhagen: (Note- this made for cool pics but was NOT worth the high price tag!!! 🤪 Oh well… win some, lose some…It made for some funny family memories, at least, mostly regarding us all laughing about what a rip-off it was! 😂)
Evening strolling + delicious ramen place!
Night cap at Old English Pub…. Obsessed with this place! I love it. So our vibe and they have amazing live music every night. Had to drag ourselves out at 11:30 pm.. wanted to stay!!
GRATEFUL KAE 
It is interesting that the light thing is so unique to you. I guess living in Berlin it is nothing I ever wondered about. I mean we are close to midsummer. I was sitting outside reading until 10pm yesterday and I could have probably gone a bit longer. It wasn’t dark yet.
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In Wisconsin we get rather long days in the summer, too, compared to areas south of us, but I think the latest the sun sets is maybe 8:30/9 pm even at the peak. The sun rises around 5 am. Having daylight at nearly 11 pm and then the sun up before 4 am again is definitely unique! The boys were like, whoa, it’s so late but feels like 6 pm!! 😅
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Daylight at 10:20 PM! I would be a night owl if we had that. One thing I loved about WI was that it got light earlier than I am used to, so I got extra long mornings.
Thanks for taking us along on your trip!
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it is so different experience the long days days of daylight. I believe it was August when I was there and it seems to never get fully dark. And in Iceland walking around at 10 pm it looked like it was noon.
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Once again this all looks amazing, and the weather- all those blue skies!!! Looks like you really lucked out. I CANNOT WAIT to hear details!
Also- I would love all that daylight. I’m shuddering a little to think how dark it must be in the winter though.
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