Residents of Copenhagen leave their bicycles on the street without fear of theft

(Patria) - Copenhagen is one of those cities that I feel doesn't get enough attention and isn't talked about as much as it deserves, travel writer Robert Dacešin says about the Danish capital.

We eagerly await his stories from post to post, and this time we learn more about the capital of Denmark, which he visited with his wife Ena, reports Punkufer.

Copenhagen was founded back in the 12th century and is known as a city of incredible architecture, the most famous fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen, physicist Niels Bohr, and the largest Danish port.

Moreover, it is one of the safest cities in Europe, and indeed the world, with an exceptionally low crime rate.

One good example of how safe Copenhagen is that residents leave their bicycles freely parked on the streets, without the need to lock them.

The grand Rosenborg Castle, which houses the crown of Christian IV, the most significant Danish king, as well as priceless royal jewels, is the first stop for Robert and Ena Dacešin, who then lead their viewers further to explore the streets, squares, and landmarks of the beautiful city in northern Europe.