“There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing”– this saying is famous all across Scandinavia and for good reasons. Of course, when the weather is murky, windy, and rainy, our first instinct is to stay indoors and avoid the cold at all costs. But that is not an option for those living in colder climates; otherwise, nothing would get done for seven months of the year!

Our recommendation is to follow the locals and dress appropriately for the rainy autumn in Denmark:

• Dress in layers – a good rule of thumb is to have three layers of clothing that allow airflow between the layers. You can always take off the top or middle layer if you get too toasty.
• Wear warm and sturdy footwear that will keep your feet dry.
• Wear waterproof outer layers – whether a simple raincoat or a full-on rain suit, it is always a good idea to protect yourself from the rain. An umbrella is an excellent last resort, but make sure it’s sturdy enough to withstand windy Danish weather.
• Protect your extremities – a pair of gloves, a hat, and socks covering your ankles can do more to keep you warm than you think.

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