Copenhagen, Denmark, Cycling, inner city, storage

Rush hour in Copenhagen has to be seen to be believed. When I pull to a halt at the end of the road that my hotel sits on, it takes a good twenty or so seconds to find a suitable gap in the almost constant stream of cyclists pedalling down the cycle path towards the city centre.

The reason for this is that people cycle here like large portions of the public drive cars or catch public transport in other cities.

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