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Grand Voyager à Copenhague : vélo, culture, hygge et cuisine nordique

Copenhague, capitale du Danemark, est connue pour son architecture colorée, son riche patrimoine culturel et son art de vivre décontracté. Ville où monuments historiques et design scandinave moderne coexistent.

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00:00Je suis Lili Douse et c'est Grand Voyager.
00:04Dans cette épisode, je vis le monde à découvrir des places incroyables
00:09de culture, de luxe et d'adventure.
00:13J'ai rencontré les gens, j'ai écouté les flavors
00:16et j'ai écouté les moments qui font chaque destination unforgettable.
00:26Côte d'exploitation dans le monde,
00:28Côte d'exploitation dans le monde,
00:30Côte d'exploitation des hauteurs,
00:31et d'élegant d'architecture.
00:34Côte d'exploitation à Côte d'exploitation.
00:36Je suis ici au cœur de la capitale de Côte d'exploitation.
00:40Côte d'exploitation des streets,
00:42se rencontrer dans le monde scandinavien.
00:45Côte d'exploitation de la ville,
00:46c'est mon théorien qui a voulu voir les petits sites.
00:52Côte d'exploitation des hauteurs.
00:54Côte d'exploitation à la vache de la chambre.
00:55Côte d'exploitation à la maison.
00:57Je suis prêt à devenir la royale pour la journée.
01:00Côte d'exploitation.
01:01Côte d'exploitation.
01:03Côte d'exploitation à la capitale de Côte d'exploitation.
01:06Côte d'exploitation aux hauteurs.
01:06Avec quatre élequants rococo-style buildings.
01:09J'ai commencé à construire en 1749.
01:13Côte d'exploitation.
01:15Mais aujourd'hui, c'est le principal résidence ici.
01:17Et c'est tout open pour les gens pour passer ?
01:19Oui, c'est une grande partie de la culture de Scandinavien.
01:23Le royaume de la royaume de la royaume de la royaume,
01:24a été créé par King Frédéric III en 1658,
01:28et il y a encore plus de la charm du palais aujourd'hui.
01:33Jusqu'à, nous voulons le royaume de la royaume
01:35et nous naviguons à travers l'éclairage,
01:38reaching the incredible groomed garden of the castle.
01:50We have the Roosanborg Castle right here.
01:54It used to be the King's summer house back in the day,
01:57so it's from the Renaissance, it's from the 1600s,
02:00built in like a Dutch Renaissance style.
02:05Our final stop is the town's bustling central market,
02:09filled with local produce, colour and atmosphere.
02:12So this market is called Tohelene in Danish.
02:15Translates to something like the square market.
02:18We have a lot of good quality fresh produce all around it,
02:22good bakeries, good food.
02:24All this walking around and staring at delicious food
02:28has made me absolutely starving.
02:30It's time to put Denmark's local delicacies to the test.
02:35So this is something I've been waiting for to try.
02:38It's called a...
02:39Smrabble.
02:40And why is this so important in Scandinavian culture?
02:44Well, so this is a very, very Danish thing.
02:47This version of it from the 1800s,
02:49but the bread itself is something that dates back to the Viking Age.
02:52It's colourful, bursting of flavour
02:54and honestly, hard to only eat one.
02:58Now that I'm all fuelled up,
03:01it's time to explore Copenhagen's creative side.
03:07Welcome to the National Gallery of Denmark.
03:10This is part of our temporary current exhibition
03:13and then we have our entire collections as well
03:16with an emphasis on Danish Nordic art.
03:19Walking through the gallery's incredible halls,
03:22I'm surrounded by breathtaking works of art at every turn.
03:27Each artist has their own unique style,
03:30offering a glimpse into the aspects of their lives
03:32that inspire and fascinate them.
03:35In here we have an artist called El Ehring.
03:38He actually took his name from the small town that he was from.
03:42And when you walk through this room,
03:44you kind of notice how he's fascinated by the changing seasons.
03:49Each room has its own distinct theme,
03:52with the exhibitions taking you on a journey
03:54through different stories, ideas and perspectives.
03:58This museum kind of brings together the artwork
04:01but also gives it this grand stage.
04:04Yeah.
04:04The theme in here is actually the body
04:06because it's been represented in so many ways.
04:09The final room celebrates an important chapter in Danish art.
04:14So in here we have these beautiful landscapes by Danish artists.
04:19The collections actually started out as the private collections of the kings.
04:23And this is in Denmark?
04:25This is in Denmark.
04:26This is outside of Roskilde where we have a prominent cathedral.
04:32I can't leave the gallery without getting creative myself.
04:36So it's time to roll up my sleeves and try an art workshop.
04:40So I placed out a small still life for us
04:43and the idea is for us to not be Lundström but ourselves.
04:48Choose a detail, a colour, a shape and draw it up.
04:55Okay.
04:56After witnessing so much incredible artwork,
05:00it's time to let my artistic side shine.
05:08It's really nice to get to be creative
05:10and I think if someone said to me what's happiness,
05:12I think it's my artwork.
05:14Yeah, for sure.
05:16Leaving the galleries behind, I'm heading outdoors to explore the city
05:20on one of Copenhagen's most popular modes of transport.
05:23Some cities are made for cycling
05:25and Copenhagen is definitely one of them.
05:29To dive deeper into this culture,
05:31I'm joining Mike, the founder of the Happiness Museum.
05:36So everyone is cycling here in Copenhagen.
05:38Why are bikes so important here?
05:41Because they make us happier. That's the short answer.
05:44So it's the efficient way to get around Copenhagen.
05:47It's the fun way.
05:48It's the way that keeps you healthy.
05:50It's the way that doesn't take money out of your pocket.
05:54We cycle together along the canals
05:57and pass historic monuments throughout the city.
06:00Denmark, along with the other Nordic countries,
06:03they always do well in the World Happiness Report
06:06or different liveability records.
06:08And of course, the Nordic welfare model is part of the explanation.
06:13In Copenhagen, the bike is considered the king of the street.
06:17Getting around is a breeze.
06:20Plus, there's no need to find a parking spot.
06:23You can just hop off anywhere you please.
06:26This is an incredible little street.
06:28It is a very happy street in a very happy city.
06:31I can feel that happiness.
06:33Want to check out the Happiness Museum?
06:35Yes.
06:36The museum is made up of different exhibits
06:39dedicated to different concepts of happiness.
06:41But my favourite room has to be the post-it room.
06:45We've asked people, you know, what is happiness to you?
06:48And they write random acts of kindness.
06:52A lot of food, pizza nights, mums, apple crumble.
06:55These are definitely some parts of happiness I can agree on.
06:59We measure people's happiness on a daily basis.
07:02And all people have good days and bad days.
07:05All people have good years and bad years.
07:07And that's part of the human experience.
07:09But here in Copenhagen, it's more of a good day than a bad day.
07:16After plenty of laughter and a fresh perspective on what happiness really means,
07:21it's time to discover another thing that brings people together.
07:25What makes the cuisine here so special?
07:27It's tying in local ingredients?
07:29It's based with the jazz.
07:31Copenhagen was very famous for the jazz in the 90s.
07:34So that's inspired a lot of the kitchen.
07:37With jazz setting the tone of the restaurant and the kitchen providing the soul,
07:42Xavier is showing me how to bring some extra magic to local Danish ingredients.
07:47So for the mackerel dish, we're going to have to clean some mackerel.
07:50I arrived this morning, super fresh.
07:53Together, we clean the mackerels and add salt, sugar and rice vinegar to cure the meat.
08:00So here we have some pine. It's very acidic.
08:04Mmm. I was not expecting that. That's tons of flavour.
08:08Yeah.
08:09Together we wash and precisely slice the mackerel.
08:12And they're all the same size. Perfect.
08:14We finish the dish by plating a green apple puree along with a gel made from the pine
08:20and top off the dish with pickled mackerel.
08:24And with that, the dish is ready and it's time to taste our creation.
08:29So, mackerel dish?
08:31Here is what I made earlier.
08:33The one you do cook?
08:34Locally sourced fish, perfectly paired flavours and a real taste of what Nordic cuisine does best.
08:40Fresh food, fresh ingredients, made by me and it tastes pretty good.
08:51Set in Nordhaven, one of Copenhagen's trendiest up and coming neighbourhoods, Hotel Freehaven is a fresh take on boutique hospitality.
09:00This is such a unique neighbourhood, right?
09:02Yes, it's a neighbourhood that if you go back ten years ago, it didn't exist.
09:08It was an old harbour site and then over the past ten years it has developed a lot.
09:12And it's become very vibrant. There's a lot going on here.
09:15With just 28 rooms, the hotel is designed around the Danish concept of hygge.
09:21That feeling of cosiness, comfort and contentment which makes you feel at home.
09:27All the element is from Denmark.
09:29Also when you go into the rooms like Le Klint lamps, the Eilersen sofas.
09:34So all the old Danish brands.
09:36So people experience something that they wouldn't experience elsewhere.
09:39The hotel is just a short walk from an incredible harbour bath, which is a great swimming spot, as well
09:46as high-end restaurants and cafes.
09:51To finish my time in Copenhagen, I'm embracing my inner child heading to the iconic Tivoli Gardens.
09:58And this is one of the most historic theme parks in the world, amusement parks.
10:02Yeah, so many got inspired Walt Disney in 1951.
10:06He said to his wife, Lily, now this is what an amusement park should be.
10:11Tivoli first opened in 1843 and has been delighting visitors ever since with its historic thrill rides.
10:19Here we are, the old roller coaster that was built in 1914.
10:23It's one of those more popular attractions in Tivoli.
10:27It's 626 metres long and you reach the speed of 58 kilometres an hour.
10:33The ride is faster than I expected, twisting and turning along its wonderfully rickety track with plenty of ups and
10:41downs.
10:44There are a lot of rides that bring fairy tales to life, including the Flying Trunk.
10:53Lily, did you like the ride in the Flying Trunk?
10:56I loved it, it took me on a journey.
10:58Ah, wonderful.
10:58The park has so many unique activities, from fun games to an aquarium and dining venues.
11:06Christopher also introduces me to a few new additions which the park has seen in recent years.
11:12And there's two new attractions, one is this Thai food and another one you're going to try is the Hotel
11:19Hikari.
11:21Hotel Hikari has an alluring maze you go through with colour and a different kind of gravity feeling.
11:31So you're going to find the right door to go through and a new world opens up.
11:35And what a wonderful world it is here at Tivoli Gardens.
11:40The perfect reflection of the joy, charm and happiness of Denmark.
11:45Copenhagen is a very unique city.
11:48From the excitement of the rides to the peaceful nature of how people live their lives.
11:53But now, time for my next adventure.
11:55Clara.ubershk.

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