International Traveller

HYGGE DAYS

Denmark has topped the World Happiness Report three times since 2012, which may have much to do with hygge (pronounced hoo-ga); a Danish word with Norweigan roots that translates to cosiness, contentment and wellbeing. It refers to the unique way that the locals have of enjoying life’s little pleasures.

My sister and I are in Copenhagen to experience a weekend of hygge – our version of which involves

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