Three major love destinations in Northern Europe suitable for young couples

The holidays are coming soon. Have you ever thought about traveling abroad? There are many love destinations in Northern Europe, which are especially suitable for young couples. What exactly are these places? Let’s learn about them with me.

Denmark | Copenhagen

Why Copenhagen?

For a long time, Copenhagen has been known as the "Paris of Northern Europe" for its profound classical artistic heritage and avant-garde style. The modern artistic temperament is presented to tourists without any sense of contradiction. The tall buildings and ancient medieval buildings make the whole city full of different legendary colors. I don’t know if it is because of Denmark’s tolerance and creativity. Not only did it accept the world’s first transgender person, it was also the first European country to recognize the legal relationship of same-sex couples.

But the above are all secondary. Many people’s impression of Copenhagen is probably that Andersen, the father of fairy tales, spent most of his life here, and every fairy tale he wrote is either poignant, moving or meaningful. They are all created in this city: the mermaid who is loyal to love, the ugly duckling that turns into a butterfly, the little girl sleeping with the snow on Christmas Eve, the sad dream under the willow tree... these are all our initial imaginations of love and freedom when we were young.

And who doesn’t want to enjoy the same childhood memories in the company of their lover? In Copenhagen, visit the Mermaid Statue, tour Nyhavn Canal, and walk into Frederik’s Church with them... Andersen’s fairy tales The dreams that have not been realized in life have all been realized in the love life of you and TA.

Sweden | Lapland

There is almost no doubt that Swedish Lapland is on the list of Nordic love destinations.

This is not only the hometown of Santa Claus, but also the best place in the world to watch the Northern Lights. Once October arrives every year, men, women and children alike look forward to going here to watch the Aurora Borealis, especially when lying down In the glass house, watching the polar night sky echo with dreamlike lights and colors, this scene will definitely become the most unforgettable memory in your life.

But Lapland is far more fascinating than the Northern Lights. The ICE HOTEL in the small town of Jukkasjaervi in ??Lapland is also a dream place that everyone yearns for. The world’s largest ice and snow hotel was created by artists and designers from more than a dozen countries around the world.

The ice hotel mainly consists of two parts: one is a normal holiday cabin with hot water and heating, designed for tourists who cannot bear the cold temperature; the other is a complete set of doors, windows, furniture and other decorations. The ice hotel, which is cut and polished from ice blocks, has a total of 60 rooms. The indoor temperature in the room is minus 5 degrees and the outdoor temperature is minus 40 degrees. The bed at night is only a thick layer of deerskin.

Won’t the ice and snow melt? Yes, the Ice Hotel will begin to melt in April of the following year, so in October of the following year, these artists and designers who adhere to romantic concepts will gather here again to create A brand new ice hotel has appeared, and this is why the ice hotel can touch the hearts of young people. When we come here and live here, our love is the only one.

The Ice Hotel also has an ice church, which is perhaps the most popular church among young lovers. It accepts new couples to hold wedding ceremonies here every year in mid-December. The following year, when the ice and snow melt, the sincere vows will be brought to bear witness to God. It is very difficult to book a church. It must be at least a year in advance. Being able to attend the ceremony as scheduled is a very praiseworthy thing in itself.

Norway | Oslo

In the past, when we searched for the imagination of Norway and love in our minds, we would first think of the Norwegian forests (although in a strict sense it has nothing to do with Norway) It doesn’t matter); now, we can’t help but think of something else: SKAM.

"SKAM" means "shame" in Norwegian. Of course, it does not refer to a simple noun, but to a Norwegian TV series called SKAM. Until the third season was broadcast, Norwegian Broadcasting The company may not have expected that this web series would arouse intense attention around the world. Is the theme novel? No, it describes nothing more than the typical psychology and growth trajectory of the younger generation, and three different youth love stories were staged in the three seasons. Some of the protagonists left the audience confused when they broke up, and some "The love of a domineering president" "Fuck me", the "indescribable" love of fujoshi...

In fact, these high school students' common attitudes towards sex and drugs may make many viewers stunned (at least for some domestic audience), but the true presentation of the inner world of Norwegian children during adolescence and the profound expression of social issues in the work have made SKAM win the crazy love of many drama fans.

The key is that the appearance is worthy of the audience.

In addition, Norway’s respect for gay rights and freedom of religious belief may be the reason why many non-Nordic countries regard Norway as a utopia for love.

More importantly, this drama has also naturally promoted the development of Oslo’s tourism industry: recently, the Oslo Tourism Bureau launched the SKAM themed travel route guide. Take the guide with you when you travel, and you will never miss it. The filming location of each segment of each episode.