Nyhavn Transported Through Time
Copenhagen's picture-perfect old harbor is an enchanting sight to see even on the gloomiest of days. Nyhavn (the New Harbor) as the old 17th century waterfront is called, is lined by popular cafes, a…
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Copenhagen – Embracing Technology, Exploiting Tourists
Recently we saw the phase-out of Denmark’s klippekort (Clip Cards). These klippekort allowed commuters to get significa…
A Black and White Photo Tour of Copenhagen in Spring
Spring in Denmark is amazing. The seemingly endless dark depths of winter are quickly replaced by brilliantly long day…
A Spring Photo Tour of Copenhagen
Spring in Denmark is amazing. The seemingly endless dark depths of winter are quickly replaced by brilliantly long day…
A Disturbing Travel E-Mail Scam and the Western Union Problem
There's probably not a week that goes by that you don't find at least one e-mail scam in your inbox. Most play on the d…
Christiania Has Lost Its Charm
During my initial visit to Copenhagen in July of 2009 my host made sure that Christiania was part of the two-day whirlwind tour. The small freetown of Christiania is a fascinating place. With a hist…
A Video Guide To Exploring (and Learning) Danish Culture
The Danes are a famously quirky bunch. They're much beloved, generally liked the world over, and a bit of an enigma. T…
Use Exciting History Podcasts To Revolutionize Your Travel
Exciting history podcasts. That's right. I used those three words in one sentence without a hint of sarcasm or satire. T…
Turning 30 – Birthday Reflections On Life, Achievement and Travel
Prolific travelers often joke that we have commitment issues. It's a joke I've often made - after all, when folks asked…
I Decided Against Travel Blogging As A Career – Here’s Why
I recently accepted a full time job. With that acceptance I concretely closed a chapter of my life during which I came v…