Europe trip. What to do in theses cities?

Thanks kid

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I think smoke pot and prostitutes might be up there on the list.

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I don't know the exact laws, but I think Amsterdam has now made it very hard for tourists to get weed.

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Make sure you try currywurst with frites in Berlin - they're wunderbar.

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In Amsterdam they're called Frites Especial and they taste way better since you're stoned.

Oh and in Amsterdam there's a small rinky dink looking coffee shop called Grey Area. Tons of pictures of celebrities who go there on the wall and the guy that ran it was cool.

3 nights is not much time but.... I would rent bicycles in Amsterdam and Copenhagen so you can get around a lot quicker and see more. In Amsterdam, There are plenty of tourist things to do...Van Gogh Museum, Heineken brewery tour, Ann Frank House, Red Light District and walking around the Leidsplein and De Dam Areas (central amsterdam). I have spent quite a bit of time in Amsterdam and usually try to avoid those areas as they are over run with tourists and don't really represent Amsterdam to me. Instead, go to Vondel Park (sorta Amsterdam's Central park) and take a picnic or just a beer or weed you buy at the Bulldog (the law someone mentioned earlier was never put int in place so weed is still available to all). Keep the beer or weed on the DL though. You are not supposed to smoke or dink in public. In Vondel Park, there is a bar called the t' Blauwe Theehuis (Blue Tea House) that is a great bar with tons of multi level outdoor seating. It is hidden behind trees so you have to know its there to find it.



Definitely walk around the Canal areas of Prinsengracht, Leidesgracht. etc. (gracht at the end of a street name means canal).

I have lots of food and craft beer suggestions if you need them.

In Copenhagen, you have to rent a bike and ride around like the locals to fully appreciate the city. It's like riding in amsterdam but the Dane's follow the rules and stop at stop signs and hand signal whereas in Amsterdam its a free-for-all sometimes. So its easier for a novice rider in Copenhagen. You'll want to explore the main, old town part of the city but make sure to venture out of the core. Christianshavn is a cool area just south of the Old Town area.

Assistens Cemetery is where Hand Christain Anderson and Kierkegaard are buried. Besides that it is a beautiful, heavily treed cemetery that locals use as a sort of park.

Amager Beach is a nice beach in the part of town called Amager. We usually stay in Amager when we go to Copenhagen. The beach generally has quite a few exposed, bodacious Danish breasts. On bicycle it is a nice 20 minute ride. There is also a Metro train that goes out there.

Frederiksberg Garden is an amazing park in the north part of the city with a palace overlooking the grounds. The Zoo is next door but Ive never been to that. It is an easy bike ride except there is a giant hill you have to go up to get to the park entrance.

If you are at all adventurous, you should check out Christiania. It is a commune on an old military base in the middle of Copenhagen. They have a street market selling hippie stuff and you used to be able to buy hash and weed there. Last time we were there the government had cracked down on that. There are also some very good restaurants there. I have eaten Here and it is very good and a sort of upscale setting. Also, there is a vegetarian buffet place called Morgenstedet. It is definitely a hippie hangout but fun to eat there and people watch. Then there is a beer garden at the back end of Christiana against a bluff. Cool to hang for a beer here. Also, there is a small lake where people have built houses. Some houses are not much more than cardboard boxes and then next door will be a super nice house. Everyone pays the same amount of money for a plot of land and then you build what you want. There is a dirt trail around the lake that is a nice 30-40 minute walk.

Lagkagehuset v/ Ole Christoffersen For a chocolate danish....although they don't call it a danish.

Dell Alpi Pizza

If you like modern art at all, The Louisnana Museum of Modern Art is one of the best in the world. It is about a 20 minute train ride to the little town it is in. You then have a 15 minute walk down a little road to the museum. There is an outdoor cafe there that sits on a cliff overlooking the Baltic Sea.

I can offer some more suggestions if you want.

Copenhagen is a nice city... you'll enjoy it.

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Zappas Stache

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Too bad it's gonna be cold so the beach with Danish breasts beach is out haha

Thanks everyone for the input.

check out many of the WW2 sites.

try to head to Berchtesgaden, germany and go up to the Eagles Nest, Hitlers hidden palace.

Try to catch a couple soccer games

Aren't the lamb fries pretty good?