the best way to get around in copenhagen would be to walk or ride a
unicycle, the bus/metro/train tickets are kind of expensive and things
are lying pretty close to each other..
You can also rent a bike and get around on that, which is the easiest
and fastest way to get around, but probably a little difficult with a
unicycle.. And i dont know what it costs.
If you want to go by train/metro/bus you can by a ticket that allows
you to get around in the center of copenhagen in one hour that costs
about 20 dkr, or you can buy a ticket that lasts in 24 hours and allows
you to get around in Copenhagen and the northern part of zealand that
costs 105 dkr as far as i remember. Maybe that is an idea if it can
last until you go to fakse ladeplads, cause you can go almost all the
way down there on that ticket, and a normal one way ticket would be
something like 50-70 dkr.
It is no problem to bring a unicycle in the train and in the metro, and
you dont need to put it in your suitcase.
If you travel by bus in copenhagen they might say something, but you
never know... i traveled with my unicycle a couple of times on the bus
and nothing ever happened.
The weather can be cold and rain full, or it can be hot and sunny, so
bring all kind of clothes, it can change from one day to another
Trial spots, i have no idea, i dont do trial so havent been looking,
but ask Kristian, or just take a look around and see what you find🙂
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