Denmark has the ‘happiest city in the world’. I spent a week there in search of their secret
Can a city cure sadness? Adam Bloodworth visits Denmark’s other capital, Aarhus, to speak to some of the happiest people in ...
The little city in Europe named world’s happiest place and it barely has any tourists
The picturesque city is known for its beautiful waterfront with a plethora of museums and art offerings and is just a ...
The Local10d
Why Aarhus is investing heavily in attracting internationals
Aarhus Municipality last month voted through the first part of a new strategy which could see the city spend close to 30m ...
GoodNewsNetwork7d
People Are Paid to Return Coffee Cups in This City–Spoiler Alert, it Worked
city cafes were brought under the banner of the initiative upon its launch to try and get the word out and change mindsets.
People are paid to return coffee cups in this Danish city - does it work?
More than 700,000 cups were returned here last year. Could deposit machines be coming to more of Europe’s streets? View on ...
Euro Weekly News13d
Danish city believes it has discovered how to cut disposable cup use
One of the biggest problems of rubbish in Denmark is the proliferation of disposable cups and mugs with an estimated 300 ...
Packaging Europe8d
Danish city reveals first year of data from reusable packaging pilot
In January 2024, the city of Aarhus in Denmark launched a three-year pilot project for reusable takeaway packaging, seeking ...
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I moved to NYC from Denmark. I may have left one of the 'happiest' countries in the world, but New York is more exciting.
I lived in Aarhus, Denmark's second-biggest city. It was very pretty. There were woods and beaches around the city, and it was filled with cute little houses and cobbled streets. Halfway through ...