KOPENHAGEN... the best city for bikers!!!

Last week all erasmus students visited capital city of Denmark. I have never been there before so I was very excited about our trip.
I think Kopenhagen it's really cool city. It's not very modern and it's quite crowded- there are always people on the street which is different than in Haderslev. One think which I really love about the city is fact that there are so many bikes. People bike every where even when is snowing. Every where there are bikes roads so it is very easy to move just by bike:)
I like it so much and it reminds me about Amsterdam- city which I love!!!
During our trip we visited many interesting places like National Museum or famous Christiania but there is still much more to see so I am going to go back there very soon:)

SOMETHING ABOUT STEREOTYPES...

BEFORE I COME TO DENMARK I HEARD SOME INFORMATIONS ABOUT COUNTRY AND PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN.

I KNEW THAT THEY ARE CLOSED AND THEY PRESERVE THEIR PRIVACY. ALSO I HEARD THAT THEY LOVE HOT DOGS AND BEER. I AM NOT SHURE ABOUT BEER BUT YES...HOT DOGS ARE EVERYWHERE. EVEN WHEN IS SO COLD OUTSIDE PEOPLE BUY THEM AND EAT ON THE STREET. ONE THING SURPRISE ME A LOT. WHEN I WALK OUTSIDE AFTER 8P.M THERE ARE NO PEOPLE. I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY HIDE THEMSELF...?

IN POLAND WE LOVE TO SPEND TIME OUTSIDE. WE BARBEQUE A LOT. ALSO POLISH PEOPLE EAT POTATOS VERY OFTEN. SOME OF THEM EVEN EVERY DAY. POLISH ARE VERY CLOSE WITH FAMILY. WE SELEBRATE MANY OCCASIONS WITH OUR FAMILY FOR EXAMPLE BIRTHDAY, CHRISTMAS, EASTER OR NAME DAY.

POLISH PEOPLE ARE NOT GOOD WITH LANGUAGES. I THINK WE DON'T HAVE GOOD LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN POLAND. PEOPLE WHO CAN COMMUNICATE IN ANOTHER LANGUGES TRAVEL A LOT-THIS IS REASON WHY THEY ARE ABLE TO TALK NOT ONLY POLISH.

ALSO POLISH LIKE TO DRINK VODKA FOR ANY OCCASIONS SO BE READY TO HAVE BIG HANGOVER IF YOU VISIT MY COUNTRY;)

Last Thursday, on February 4th, I visited one physotherapy clinic in Haderslev. I was very excited to see how it looks like here. I discovered many differences between Denmark and Poland.
First of all I noticed that here there are so many physiotherapists. In Poland there are not too many of them so thay are not able to take care about patients as well as they need.
In the clinic people exercise in small groups. Groups are organized by young people or older patients, people who have problem with knees or back. I think it is good system because people can focus on exercises they really need. In my country everybody works together. No matter if they are old or young, or what kind of health problem they have.
In Denmark rehabilitation process takes 2-4 months and patients come to the clinic 2 times a week. They learn how to exercise and after that they keep doing it at home. In Poland patients come to a clinic every day by 2-6 weekes.
Another thing which surprised me it was fack that if you want to be a physiotherapist you study only 3,5 years and you don't have problem to get a job. In Poland we study 5 years and many young people can't find a job so they are not able to work in their profession.
There are much more differences but I decided to write about some of them. If you want to know more you can ask me:)
At the end I would like to say that I really like Danish way. Even if they have to pay 50% of their tax there is no problem. They still have enough money to live and they have great health insurence which is very important.

EVEN WHEN IS SNOWING I AM SMILING BECAUSE I AM IN NEW PLACE.
TRAVELING, TRAVELING, TRAVELING....ALWAYS GIVES ME SO MUCH ENERGY.
I AM SO GLAD THAT I HAVE CHANCE TO BE ON NEW LAND AND DISCOVER SOME CULTURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DENMARK AND MY COUNTRY.
WHAT CAN I SAY...DREAMS COME TRUE...