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ミケラ

らーめんとビール

@MikkellerBeer #craftbeer #beer #beers #mikkeller #ramentobiiru

Located near the graves of Niels Bohr and Hans Christian Andersen in Assistens Kirkegård, Mikkeller’s Ramen to Bíiru is one of several ramen choices in Copenhagen these days. I prefer Papa Ramen and Slurp Ramen Joint, but if you want something spicier or want to try them all, check out らーめんとビール when you are in the neighborhood of one of their two shops (Norrebro or Vesterbro).

In other news, I have my place lined up for this summer. I like to stay in a different place each year. This year I’m back in the center of Copenhagen, in a place between Rosenborg Castle and the Marble Church.

Photomerge from the Opera House

Summer in Copenhagen

Today’s photo is a reverse angle on this prior photo of the Inderhavnsbro Bridge.

St Alban’s Church and the Gefion Fountain

Copenhagen

Nyhavn night

Nyhavn night

2018 will be my fifth summer in Copenhagen. In 2017 I didn’t get to Nyhavn nearly enough. Mostly that was because the place where I was staying (near Valby Station) was a good 20 minutes by bike. For 2018 I want to find a place between Nyhavn and Vesterbro. In 2011 a colleague stayed in a place overlooking Nyhavn. Now that would be awesome.

Grundtvig’s Church

copenhagen church sunstar

Grundtvigs Kirke (Copenhagen, Denmark)

University of Copenhagen

University of Copenhagen denmark courtyard Københavns Universitet

University of Copenhagen

Yesterday was my last day teaching in Copenhagen for this summer. It’s always a sad day when I finish up in the summer in Denmark. The students at Copenhagen Business School are excellent (ranking in the top five in Europe and top 15 worldwide).

That said, the people of Denmark are what make my experience here so special. I have met so many wonderful people, this year in particular, at festivals and on other occasions. A new friend, who I met at the Roskilde Festival, gave me a private tour of the University of Copenhagen (on the campus near the Church of Our Lady in Central Copenhagen) yesterday. Previously, you could wander the campus as a regular tourist. However, due to thefts they have now locked most of the passages.