Too bad, I am sure Gothenburg had more to offer, but we were anxious to get on our way to Copenhagen.
A quick walk down the block to the grocery store, and we were headed south.
The only plan was to get to Copenhagen, with a few stops in coastal towns. "The Hamptons of Sweden" as one of Maddie's friend described them.
We enjoyed a Mother's Day fikka at a bakery...
(Fun note - Mom got to spend Mother's Day in the US with Ike, and Mother's Day in Sweden with Maddie and me.)
I divereted just a bit from my vegan ways to enjoy a mini biskvi. It wasn't what I thought, but inspired me to make a mini cookie similar to it (a graham cracker/shortbread base, chocolate truffle middle, coated in chocolate).
Our navigators for the day mapped out our next stop...
...but when you are treated to a view like this on your way, you have to stop.
We saw the spectacular view from the car, noted a bunch of cars parked along the road and decided to hit up this beach for a picnic lunch.
And then, we high-tailed it for Copenhagen.
A 10 mile bridge + tunnel took us from Malmo, Sweden, into Copenhagen, Denmark.
Where were arrived at our stunning penthouse apartment in the heart of Copenhagen (after getting ridiculously lost due to a ton of road construction).
Maddie, Nic and I ended the night with a stroll around town.
From our first few hours in Copenhagen, we knew we would have a jam packed two days of fun.
I loved Copenhagen! Isn't that bridge the coolest? It's so neat how it emerges in to the water. There is something magical about it! And I did not realize the Danish countryside is so gorgeous! :)
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