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Hotels | Denmark | April 20, 2021 | Erica Bush Copenhagen should be at the top of everyone s city break wishlist. Erica Bush explains why.
Consistently voted one of the world’s best cities, and reportedly home to some of the happiest people on the planet, the secret to Copenhagen’s success is apparent as soon as you arrive. Beautiful locals glide about on bicycles, take revitalising dips in the city’s network of (wonderfully clean) waterways and dine at trendy little cafes, where organic, low-mileage produce reigns supreme. You’ll find world-class museums and Michelin-starred food, heritage attractions and modern Scandi architecture, and an impressive stance on sustainability: the Danish capital aims to be carbon-neutral by 2025. Effortlessly cool, intrinsically hygge and remarkably forward-thinking, a trip to Copenhagen is not to be missed. Here’s Aspire’s guide to getting it right.
Cannabis capitals of Europe: Where has weed been decriminalised on the continent? Thursday, 22 April 2021
There are several locations across Europe where cannabis use is as much part of the culture as French wine and Italian coffee.
In recent years, we’ve seen a huge increase in weed - otherwise known as cannabis or marijuana - becoming legalised for medical use across the board. CBD oil and hemp especially have seen a rise in popularity across markets from skincare to wellness.
While elements of cannabis have their advantages, the science doesn’t work in recreational joint-smokers’ favour. The drug is heavily associated with mental and physical health conditions including psychosis and schizophrenia.
Or more specifically, Freetown Christiania, the anarchist district that was once home to an open cannabis trade.
Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen, DenmarkAnnie Spratt / Unsplash
This part of town was taken over by hippies in the 1970s, and has since developed a population of 900 people living independently of Danish government rules. It became known as the ‘Green Light District’, where people flocked to acquire all types of cannabis which were totally outlawed in other parts of Denmark.
Unfortunately the community found itself at a crossroads when drug-infused violence broke out once too often in the area. This put a stop to all free dealing, and Christiania has since become better known for its colourful street designs, range of cafes and restaurants and Christmas markets.
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