traveling to oslo, gothenburg, and copenhagen in late septemeber - what should i do?!

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Clara · Answer

Grannys House in Copenhagen: Not sure if they still make the rhubarb crumble, but if they do ... get that.

Clara · Answer

Notre Dame in Copenhagen: I LOVE this store. Very high quality home goods.

Clara · Answer

Christiania, the autonomous intentional community inside Copenhagen’s borders: My mom’s second cousin lived here in her teens, and always takes me for a visit when I’m in Denmark. The food, markets, and houses are really interesting and fun, and it’s a very welcoming place.

Clara · Answer

Norwegian waffles in Oslo (or at home, if you need a steady fix): I’m not a big fan of Belgian waffles — I like them on the toastier end of the spectrum. Norwegian waffles deliver what I’m looking for: thin and crispy in spades.

Haralds Vaffel — named after Norway’s current king, a goofy cartoon of whom is the place’s mascot — in Oslo is a great place to get the real deal, but I’ve bought a suitable waffle iron and am working on honing my craft, too. (Haralds kindly offers a recipe, albeit in Norwegian, on their website.)

Clara · Answer

One of my very favorite Airbnbs ever, in Oslo: You may already have places to stay but I absolutely adored this spot! Great location, gorgeous interior, warm and considerate hosts.

Melanie Bell · Answer

Food tours & gastro events in Copenhagen: We splurged on this food tour of Copenhagen, and I’m so glad we did! If it’s within reach, I highly recommend it!