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Canal living in Copenhagen
How would you like to board your watercraft directly from your abode?
Copenhagen is undergoing a building boom, especially along its waterfronts, as housing prices continue to soar while the prices in the country decline. It’s very appealing, especially on a summer day, to live in a place like this.
There was no Copenhell this year… or last year. Next year!
UEFA Festival (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Today’s photo is from a week ago. I was riding home on my bike and noticed significant activity in the aforementioned area (Ofelia Plads) of Copenhagen. I investigated and found out that soccer was happening every night at this location for UEFA EURO 2020 (in 2021), even if Denmark wasn’t playing. Entrance to the event was free for those vaccinated or who had tested negative for Covid-19 in the past 24 hours. (Testing is everywhere and free in Denmark so businesses are open much more than in other countries. Many businesses require their employees, who haven’t been vaccinated, to be tested multiple times a week.)
Anyway, I didn’t stick around for the match as it was getting chilly and I was in shorts and a t-shirt when I really needed pants and three layers. That was the last time I was somewhat cold as it has been very hot ever since.
If you haven’t heard, Denmark pulled off an amazing victory over Russia 4-1 last night (in Copenhagen) that landed them in the final 16 teams even though they went just 1-2 in their group. A heart attack by their best player, in their first game, coupled with this victory has the sports world talking about this Cinderella story that is Denmark in UEFA EURO 2020.
Amagertorv (Copenhagen, Denmark)
This was my first stop on my way home after seeing Bersærk at Hotel Cecil a few nights ago.
Demolizer
Withering Surface
Slægt’s Anders M. Jørgensen
Artillery @ Amager Bio @ 2021 Metal Aid
Heidra
Ethereal Kingdoms @ Amager Bio (June 16, 2021)
Michael Alm of Svartsot