Let's discuss transportation in Denmark and Sweden. I've heard cycling in Copenhagen is incredibly popular.
It's more a lifestyle than a sport. Families cycle everywhere – practical and efficient.
But what about inclement weather?
When it's bad, Danes use the highly efficient public transport system.
Sweden's trains have a reputation for punctuality and cleanliness. Is this true?
Absolutely. Stockholm's subway is exceptionally reliable.
What about driving? Are the roads good?
Generally excellent in both countries. You won't need an off-road vehicle unless venturing into forests.
How expensive is public transport?
It's pricier than some places, but the convenience and speed are worth it. Consider it an investment in efficiency.
What about intercity travel?
Both have good train networks, but flying can be quicker for longer distances, especially in Sweden.
Any unique transportation methods?
Ferries connecting islands are common in Denmark, offering scenic routes.
And taxis/rideshares in major cities?
Available, but public transport is generally preferred – it's cheaper and avoids traffic.
Thank you, Leo! This is incredibly helpful.
Anytime, Mira. When in doubt, cycle like a Dane or train like a Swede.