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A Very Danish Guide to Finding Hygge in Copenhagen
Sam Peet / © Culture Trip Cosy, satisfying, comforting: the Danish concept of hygge might be difficult to define, but that doesn’t mean it’s hard to find hyggelig places in Denmark. Culture Trip guides you to the best places to discover hygge for yourself in the Danish capital. Over the past few years, hygge, a simple little Danish word, has been on quite the journey, emerging from the comfortable nooks of the Danish language onto the international stage.
Tralokinumab Monotherapy in Adult Patients with Moderate-to-Severe Atopic Dermatitis: Regional Differences in Baseline Disease Characteristics and Prior Treatment in the ECZTRA 1 and ECZTRA 2 Trials | SKIN The Journal of Cutaneous Medicine
Main Article Content Eric Simpson Department of Dermatology, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR, USA Thomas Werfel Department of Dermatology and Allergy, Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany Thomas Bieber Department of Dermatology and Allergy, University Medical Center, Bonn, Germany Louise Steffensen LEO Pharma A/S, Ballerup, Denmark Alexandra Kuznetsova LEO Pharma A/S, Ballerup, Denmark Marie Østerdal LEO Pharma A/S, Ballerup, Denmark Hidehisa Saeki Department of...
LEGO House: Learning through play – for the whole family - Scan Magazine
A LEGO brick is much more than just a brick. The sales and marketing director for LEGO House, Gitte Hedegaard Nipper, has witnessed the magic of LEGO bricks first-hand again and again throughout her career. “I think the genius of the LEGO brick is its ability to transform into whatever you want it to be.
Eurojob Denmark | Hard work made easy | Scan Magazine
“W hen people arrive to work and live in Denmark, it is in everyone’s best interest that they are welcomed and given the best possible start,” says Lars Tobler, founder and director of Eurojob Denmark, which has connected primarily Romanian, Slovakian and Hungarian people to Danish companies in need of employees since 2005.
Healthy students in every way
“T here is nothing better than to see the looks on the parents’ faces when picking up their teenagers on the last day of school: some kids mature three to four years in the one year they’re with us,” says Andreas Ingerslev Larsen, head of Nordjyllands Idrætsefterskole Stidsholt.
J. F. Willumsens Museum
An artist in his own image BY LOUISE OLDER STEFFENSEN The Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen lived a long and prolific life. His career spanned more than 70 years, and he himself made it to the age of 94, having seen the world through from the 1860s to 1958. He tirelessly documented its people and the great themes of life that define humanity: painting, sculpting and photographing the world in his unique, colourful way. And yet, it would appear, he never quite felt at home in it.
From Oslo to Bergen the Stylish Way: The Bergen-Oslo Railway
Thanks to the difficult terrain and the vast size of Norway, it took nearly 40 years from the first plans being proposed to the opening of the main railway line in 1909. The construction of the railway line required fierce manpower, feats of engineering performed in punishing weather conditions, and it was done in some of the toughest and most isolated wilderness in Europe.
The Best Independent Bookstores in Oslo
Oslo is full of bookstores; however, most of them are part of large chains that you'll find anywhere in the country. Independent bookstores can give you a more personable experience and often host intimate neighborhood events, helping to bring the local community closer together. Below is a list of the best small, large, and specialized independents you'll find in Oslo. Sagene Bok og Papir (“Book and Paper’) is an important part of the Sagene neighborhood a little north of the city center.
12 Epic Places in Norway You Didn't Know Existed
Forget Oslo and Bergen and head to Fredrikstad on your next trip to Norway. Having said that, you can’t completely forget about Oslo, as you will need to fly there and then make your way 130 kilometres (80 miles) south to reach Fredrikstad, a trip that is easily undertaken on the train. Fredrikstad has a certain warmth, both figuratively and literally, as the locals are very welcoming and the Hvaler Islands, located just outside of Fredrikstad, are the most sunny area in Norway.
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