Copenhagen - the capital and largest city of Denmark

Few days ago we were on the trip in Copenhagen. We visited many interesting places like. .. + The Round Tower,
+ Stroget - the longest shoopin street in Europe, The Little Mermaid - the smallest but also the most famous tourist attraction, + Rosenborg Castle, + the royal castle Amalienborg, is now residence of Queen Margrethe 2 and the royal house, + National Museum. ..
There? is so much to see! Everywhere people ride by bikes - it's amazing;) " nice for eyes " ;-)


Rosenborg it's lovely castle;) has got typical styl. .. and isn't only a beautiful historic bulding, it's also a fascinating museum.

STEREOTYPES..

Poland is rich in traditions. We organize a lot of festivals and holidays. Polish people love good
food, they like to play, sing and dance. Poland is a Catholic country. We have quite different
times of meals. Breakfast at 7 - 8 o’clock. We don’t have lunch just a snack and about 2 o’clock
usually we eat the main meal of a day – dinner. It consists of 2 dishes. First course – the soup
and the main - course. The supper is about 7 o’clock.
- I am Polish because I am hard-working and helpful. - I am Polish because I like spend time with all my family. - I am Polish because I like go outside in the spring/summer time.
- I am Polish because I eat potatoes for dinner.
Danish stereotypes. .. I think that. ..
- Danish people are closed. - Danish people like spent time at home with famly, enjoying being
simply together. - Danish people like light candles.
BUT. .. every country has got individual sterotypes and traditions, so I like it!

SOME OF PICTURES

Physpiotherapy practis ! !! ;D

On 4th of February I was with Anna and Marta
in Physiotherapy Center. This experience was
great. We saw and know a lots of interesting things.
FOR EXAMPLE:
+ In Danmark you have to study Physiotherapy
3.5 years but in Poland studies in takes 5 yeras
( 3 yeras - licenciate, 2 yeras - master );
+ After studies in Danmark only 1 % peopole can't
find the job but in my country definitely big part
of students' haven't got a job when they finished
studies;
+ Here are hight taxes so nobody pay for
rehabilitation. In Poland it depends. ..
+ Danish pacients have got public Physioherapy two
times per week, Polish pacients have got it
every day ( without Saturday and Sunday );

. ..my frist day in Hadrerslev !

About 13 o ' clock on Sunday 31st of January

I arrived to Haderslev. The journey was

pleasantness and quite short because I came

here by car.

Something about weather? oh. .. it's

winter time so it's a lots of snow. We've got

authentic winter !

Something about accommodation?

- ohh Yes.

I live near The University with other

six students : there are Anna and Marta

( we 're studying together Physiotherapy ),

Ester from Belgium, Katka, Ondrej

from Czech Republic and Zehira from

Turkey.

Something about city?

..after when we ( Joanna, Anna and Marta )

unpacked our baggage... we decided to visit

the city centre. It was nice and funny.

In The End. .. I'm waiting for new expirences.

Hopefully everything will be ok.

Hi,

This is Joanna's blog. I am Erasmus student.
Now I am visiting Haderslev in Denmark.