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Packing List: Winter in Copenhagen is the time to dress up warm, whilst you will always want to remain stylish, warmth should be on the top of your agenda for the winter seasons. Layering is vital; pack woolen jerseys, long sleeve tops, thick socks and even thermal underwear for the bitterly cold days.hat to pack for Copenhagen in Winter. Weather: Michelle says: winter is the time to wrap up and ensure you are kept warm, think big, warm winter jackets, thick scarves, warm sweaters and trousers and possibly even thermal underwear for the extra warmth. And donât forget warm footwear, heavy duty boots.
Quora User, Howtoliveindenmark.com, author of 'How To Live in Denmark' (book available on... Welcome! Frederiksberg is a very nice part of town - lots of villas and gardens. It's a neighborhood within Copenhagen, but it isn't officially part of Copenhagen. Lots of families there, good schools. Expect to spend $1500-$2000 a month on any good apartment, and look for proximity to mass transit, since you are unlikely to be driving much in Copenhagen. Buy a bike as soon as you arrive - you will use it constantly.