49. Party like a Dane

There's not much to say, but I will miss the party life in Denmark.

At first it was weird, it is still weird, I love it.

Pre-pre-partys, Pre-partys, Partys and After-partys.. You will be missed!

The alcohol/party culture here is insane, I heard that there are no legal age to start drinking, plus you can buy beer when you're 16 y/o. 

Don't ask me why Denmark is the happiest country in the world, your answer is right here^.

During this year, I experienced two different time when you can actually drink at school and that your teachers are selling you alcohol. 

First, there are Fredagscafe once a month with a different theme every time. This one is just a chill 2pm to 4pm right after class with your friends and classmates. 

Then there are Gymnasium fests, that are only four times a year, also with a different theme every time. To those partys, we kinda expect you to be dressed or costumed on the chosen theme, it starts at 8pm and finish at 12pm. There is a DJ and sometimes a band to play music, those partys are really funny and there is usually a pre-party with your class and an after-party in town.

Otherwise, music festival are pretty something as well. Not necessarily for the music, but for the time you pass on the camp site with all the young people playing øl bowling everywhere.

And birthday party. Every kind of party, because this is where it is the easiest to interact with danes, they are not shy neither closed anymore, they become your best friend for a night and it's really great. And i realized that danes are pretty awesome.

Fun fact, danish beer is one of the cheapest thing I found here (I mean, Denmark cheap.. cheap for Denmark.. well)