The corner shop or kiosk is one of the quaint aspects of living in Copenhagen. These sell anything from vegetables to essential household items and is, in a sense, protected by law as most big shops are only allowed to be open for business a limited number of Sundays a year , allowing the small shop owners a chance to survive. This aspect of daily life is both surprising and frustrating to expats who live in the city.
This shop is on Vesterbrogade.
-RS
Showing posts with label Vesterbrogade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vesterbrogade. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
The corner shop
The corner shop or kiosk is one of the quaint aspects of living in Copenhagen. These sell anything from vegetables to essential household items and is, in a sense, protected by law as most big shops are only allowed to be open for business a limited number of Sundays a year , allowing the small shop owners a chance to survive. This aspect of daily life is both surprising and frustrating to expats who live in the city.
This shop is on Vesterbrogade.
-RS
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Vesterbro Torv
Friday, July 31, 2009
Home little home
Near yesterdays graffiti door is this piece of "authorized" (I think) drawing inside a gateway. This kind of decoration seems to deter other more "free-spirited" individuals from making their own.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Number 90
I've shown you some nice doors and ways to show which number you've reached on the street. This one I found on Vesterbrogade in an area of the city that until recently wasn't somewhere to bring you're mother-in-law from the countryside. Now much of the area has been renovated, but as can be seen on this photo there's still room for improvement.
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