Earlier this month, Brev and I went to Copenhagen to visit the three Christmas Markets in the city.
- The Nyhavn Jul Market is located along the canal and contained about 20 small shops selling an assortment of goods like spiced wine (glogg), Danish Butter Cookies, hats, gloves and mukluks. Here the vendors were very vocal in encouraging visitors to try their alcohol – so after many (😉) samples we decided hot cider with Captain Morgan was the best.
- The second market we visited was the Julemarked Kongens Nytorv, or The King’s New Square Christmas Market. This market is larger than the NyHavn market and featured many similar shops but with a lot more food options. Here Brev ate some chili con carne that was absolutely delicious and I had a hot cocoa!
- The third market we visited was the Julemarked Højbro Plads, or the High Bridge Square Christmas Market. This market is close to the city center and therefore very popular and felt especially touristy, but was fun to see nevertheless.
We had a great time at the Christmas Markets and we kept joking that we were in a Hallmark Movie!
The Jo Show 