After a friendly exchange of messages with Anders and Eline, including detailed information about how to get there, we met Eline for the key exchange. She introduced us to the apartment, explained everything we had to know (Wifi, etc...), gave us some useful tips about the area (cafés, playgrounds...) and handed us a map and a touristic brochure about the city. The apartment can comfortably accomodate up to four persons, two in the bed and two on the couch. It was clean and we got fresh linen and bath towels from our hosts. Except for the bathroom which is small but functional, it is a spacious apartment showing personality with a mix of Scandinavian cosiness, a subtle New York touch (beautiful exposed brick wall in the living room) as well as an ethnic touch provided by some exotic items (probably brought back from many travels, according to the impressive quantity of travel books in the shelves). The calm and the brightness also contributed to get a real sense of well-being in this apartment: the light at sunset was amazing! We enjoyed very much the vast green yard of the compound, where the children had fun with the various playground equipment while some neighbours had a barbecue, other ones took a sun bath and a couple of hens (!!!) quietly waddled around. For our discovery of Copenhagen, the apartment was perfectly situated: within 25 mn from the main train station with a direct bus and very close to the S-Tog (rapid urban railway). A big supermarket is just across the street. The immediate vicinity offers plenty of choice to dine out, for instance at Cafe Rouge that Eline recommended to us (thanks for the tip!). Café Castro was a good place for a delicious and abundant breakfast: we could enjoy it on the terrace on a sunny morning. Nørrebro is a very child-friendly quarter with lots of playgrounds and parks. The most amazing one was Superkilen (also recommended by Eline!): this 1-km long urban park is equipped with interesting objects (sculptures, benches, play items, street lamps...) coming from countries from all over the world, which symbolizes the diversity of this cosmopolitan area. Many thanks to Anders & Eline for giving us the opportunity to stay in their beautiful apartment and to catch a glimpse of the Danish way of life (or at least of one of them)!