I grabbed breakfast at the store again before I set out to explore the city more. I didn't go anywhere in particular, but just rode the metro and buses around for a couple hours. Afterwards, I returned to the hostel to do something I've never done before. Laundry! When I got to the laundry mat, of course I couldn't read any of the signs so I had to ask some people passing by to translate. But now I can say I did laundry for the first time in Copenhagen! When I wa...

To start off the day, I went to a nearby grocery store and bought a liter of yogurt and a bottle of juice and ate breakfast in the hostel. Then I walked to the closest metro station station and bought a one-day pass. I rode the metro to the main part of the city and then the S-train to København C, the train station I arrived from Göteborg at. So today was already off to a better start since I had no trouble with transportation! The city map I picked up from th...

Today is the day where I truly set out on my own. I'm no longer staying with relatives or relatives of relatives. It's just me and my backpack and an agenda of cities to cover in the next 1 1/2 months, to places like Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Vienna and Prague among many others. I'm incredibly grateful for everyone who opened up their homes to me in the past week but I'm excited to stay in hostels, explore and meet people as well. I spent the early afternoon in G...