Vacation rentals in Herlev Municipality

Discover Copenhagen's fascinating design details and learn the history, ideas and inspiration behind them, in a small group of max. 6 participants. We will look at and talk about Copenhagen's characteristic designs, buildings unique decoration, thoughtful designs, beautiful colours, street art and the special layout and paving of the squares and roads of this beautiful capital. Furthermore you will be given an insight into the design initiatives Copenhagen is putting in place to tackle the climate crisis and the health of its citizens. Other things to note Participants in wheelchairs, prams and pushchairs are very welcome.

Join me for a 3-hour bicycle tour of Copenhagen, where we bike around the city and visit all the major sites including The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle, and many more. Along the way I will tell you about danish history, and you will get insights into design, architecture, culture and current affairs as well. From the ancient vikings, to H.C. Andersen, to the current royal family, the Danish welfare system and more. Probably the best guide in Copenhagen:) I encourage dialogue and a fun relaxed atmosphere. We cycle between sites, enjoying the city on the way, and at each site stop and have a talk about the site and it’s context and significance. I am Danish, born and raised in Copenhagen, but fluent in english, so you will be in good hands. The tour starts from the central city where I provide you with quality bicycles and teach you some tips about how to bike in Copenhagen, to keep you safe, and make sure you have a nice experience. Half way we will have a short rest at a food market, where you will have a opportunity to buy a coffee or a quick snack. Copenhagen is a bicycle city. Join me, and experience the city like a Dane would. Other things to note You must know how to ride a bicycle to join this tour Please bring warm clothes so you don’t get cold along the way Please show up prepared and ready 15 minutes before the tour starts

Based in Copenhagen Make Your Own Linocut Print Workshop will provide all the tricks to get you started on your introduction to basic print techniques . Printmaking is a fun way to create images that can be used as poster art, t-shirt & fabric designs, propaganda prints, or limited edition fine art prints. It's great for handmade gifts or extravagant hate messages. Great for singles, couples, groups, travelers and locals. (Write to me for larger groups). I will guide you through all the steps to make some rather impressive prints. Within the day we should have drawn out, carved and inked up your linoleum which will be transferred to paper. All materials are provided. 3 or 4 prints at the end of the day without chopping up your fingers is the aim, and a rather realistic one. We do use cutting tools, but with a bit of common sense, it's easy to avoid self mutilation. Guests will get to take the carved block home so you can make as many prints as they like with very few tools required. Christmas and birthday presents are sorted for everyone. Guests should be prepared that the prints might need to dry overnight. We can dry them with a hairdryer to avoid expensive postage costs if you are unable to return. Masks and hand sanitiser is available, and we will keep guests at a safe distance. We will just use our common sense and make sure you still get a great experience.

You can learn a Japanese home cooking from scratch! and you will have a real local Japanese food experience with Japanese chef Emi! :) It’s like a Japanese grandma’s cooking with a lot of love!  it will be all vegetarian or vegan with full of seasonal vegetables. It’s a two-hour n half full filled cooking class that shows how easy to make authentic Japanese dishes. Emi shares the original family recipes, taking you step-by-step through each one, so everyone has a chance to try them out for themselves. You’ll be delighted to find yourself preparing the kind of tempting dishes you thought could only be ordered in restaurants. After all the fun in the kitchen, it’s time for the best part: we sit down to enjoy all the food we’ve prepared together! then, we enjoy chatting, eating and exchanging some information you need to find the ingredients in Copenhagen as well! :) You will learn Japanese food languages and find some very local Japanese ingredients and products. And also, you will get an idea how to choose the ingredients in your area. then you can make it at home and enjoy by yourself! As a precaution to COVID-19, we will wear face masks, keep hands very clean, and use hand sanitizer each time. It’s a really nice indoor activities to give your friends or lover as a Birthday or Christmas present as well! Note: You can come to inside of the room with your shoes.

Architecture is the physical product of a community, and thus a great approach to take if you want to understand more about a city and it's culture. Our tour on contemporary architecture is a great introduction to the nuts and bolts of the world’s most liveable city! You'll get an insight into Danish architecture and culture through buildings, public spaces, urban development and bike lanes. Recent building design and urban development are NOT exclusively for architects or architecturally interested! Starting from the central city the route will take you to places such as: Copenhill waste-to-power-plant-and-ski-slope (!) Parliament area Old town Vestervold Kalvebod harbour area Public spaces at Islands Brygge Havneholmen commercial and residential Amager Fælled urban nature Copenhagen architecture Danish Radio broadcasting complex Public community projects in former working-class area Maritime and cosy Christianshavn Art school campus + more at Holmen Projects by architects such as: Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) JDS Architects (Julien De Smedt) Lundgaard & Tranberg SHL Architects (Schmidt, Hammer & Lassen) Dorte Mandrup Arne Jacobsen Vandkunsten COBE Architects Gehl Architects Olafur Eliasson OMA MVRDV Jean Nouvel If the timing doesn't work, or 4 hours is a bit much, please consider our other tours: https://www.airbnb.ie/users/show/178775715 Other things to note Copenhageners are not afraid of water, so in case of rain, we'll go through with the tour. I'll try as best possible to make stops out of the rain, and we might decide to take a break on a café.