RUSSIAN in DENMARK // Looking for happiness in Copenhagen

In this video I will share with you my impressions of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark! We will take a canal tour, dive into Danish history, visit the Happiness Museum and much more!

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0:00 intro
0:30 why I confused Denmark and Netherlands
02:14 capsule hotel
03:45 playground
05:18 how I entered the country
06:38 city centre
08:23 Greenland and colonisation
13:09 public transport
15:47 country of containers
17:25 meeting a Ukrainian refugee
21:01 Happiness Museum
24:52 bridge between Denmark & Sweden
25:45 conclusions

[velocita]

What makes your channel so interesting is your introspective comments and how you always challenge yourself to learn something new.

[Einherjar-DK]

My favorite quote: "Happiness is only real when shared" My dear Natasha, thanks for sharing your journey with us. I hope you find freedom, peace and happiness in your life ♥

[lisak]

Kudos to you for overcoming your fear and not letting your anxiety stop you from traveling. I am a frequent solo traveler so I can sympathize. I really appreciate your insights and sarcasm. Keep it up!

[pjgeev]

Hey Natasha. Thanks for another great video. You are a very thoughtful and honest person. I very much appreciate your willingness to share your thoughts so openly. Best of luck.

[yannit]

Another fantastic video by you - Natasha. I’m from Denmark and your visit and the commentary on the way we do things is very refreshing. I wish you all the best. Stay safe.

[Simulera]

You are an ambassador for sanity. A very brave person. Hang in there, it will be challenging for a while more than likely.

[wh]

Danish/Russian woman from Copenhagen here. So happy to see you visit my city. :D

[mathedguy]

You are the MOST WONDERFUL travel guide ! So down to Earth and lovely !

[gillesspony]

How you never stop to question & challenge yourself is just amazing and so beautiful to watch! You show us the everyday step by step path to self development, thank you so much!! Keep going please, its mesmerizing!

[alexanderreintzsch]

I love reading all the comments and conversations. Natasha, your videos cause such a huge positive vibe and invite viewers for reflection and introspection. Thank you! ♥

[jenserikhoverby]

Thank you Natasha, I enjoy your discoveries of culture outside Russia and your inner journey. As a Danish 60 y old family harmony coach and father of two teenage boys I am passionate about developing our next generation of leaders. I believe that all aspects of life is about transforming fear and anger into love consciousness. Following your stories makes me very confident that the future of the world is in good hands. I wish you freedom in Russia and peace in Ukraine!

[papaowl]

I believe Natasha that you are growing more than you think. You are on a life journey, taking in more about yourself and the world at large. Enjoy this time and experience the wonders around you. Be safe and enjoy.

[frej]

This youtube deserves to be enjoyed with a glass of wine and in good company. I've been following your work even before the war, and it makes me both proud and happy that you’ve now visited my home country.

A couple of points: The "fancy" white trains with the glass doors (not the metro) are actually Denmark's intercity service. These trains connect all parts of the country and can take you to Aalborg, in northern Denmark, in about four and a half hours.

Another thing—you mentioned seeing a lot of containers near a burned-down building. That building was the old mercantile house (Børsen), which was built about 400 years ago and sadly burned down recently. It holds a lot of historical significance for Denmark, so its loss was deeply felt. The rebuilding process has already begun.

:)

[americanboy]

Natahsa, , always love how you share your special experiences in life with everyone... You have so much enthusiasm... you deserve all the best in life, you are a very special person...

[Bjoernandersen]

Dear Natasha, I hope for you, that in the not so distant future you WILL be able to return to your Russia and your family and friends, but, if not, then you will - I'm sure - become a blessing to whichever country you decide to stay in; so thoughtfull, honest and unbiased. (I learned some things about my hometown CPH today!)
Lots of love.

[mej]

Thank you for sharing your experiences

[mathiass]

When I started following you four years ago - when you lived near Khabarovsk - I never ever imagined you would end up vlogging in my home town of CPH and almost filming my apartment at 08:07. Hope you enjoyed it here!

[Henrik]

Keep up the great work, Natasha 👏🏻 … and, yes, please return to our little Kingdom of Denmark 🇩🇰 to see other parts of the country.

[maxhirsch]

You've come far in your knowledge of the world and direct experience of it! You truly are part of a promising development in our world at this time, of individuals more interested in human and individual welfare than all-encompassing ideologies and tribal loyalties. I hope you keep producing these videos for a long time!

[DiscoverruralHungary]

I hope they don't remove your label with your comment that you wrote at the Museum of Happiness, because it's one of the most beautiful and honest things I've ever read. You have a good soul. Everyone should have this attitude. Congratulations!