The fundamentals

Destination: Horsens-VIA University College Denmark

Way to go : Airplane (from Nice)

The city's population is 53,807

The transit there is mainly by bus

We have an apartment (double) on the campus.

Aspect number two


 Sociocultural activities of the youth : Danish music band

New politics band


We think it would be a good idea to write postings teaching the music of Denmark as well as the various music groups that we'll see and hear during our stay.
The children in Denmark have a lot of free time: the school occupies approximately 5 to 6 hours of their day and the Danish children do not work outside. During their spare time, the Danish children are active. Of course, they can sit on sofa watching TV but generally their spare time is full of activities.
Playing on the computer has become a popular hobby. The most part of Danish children have access to Internet.
It is also current to be a scout or to follow a music class or to learn to play an instrument. In Denmark, 89% of children from 7 to 15 years old, played a sport in the past year. The  popular sports among the Danish children are: football, swimming, gymnastics, handball, badminton and ice skating.
Half of the Danes from 16 and older, practice some sort of sport or physical exercise. The most popular is swimming, among common people but also as a high-level sport. The Danish have some of the best swimmers of the world. And there is also weightlifting, cycling and the Danes jog a lot.