Current Time in Horsens

Daily schedule of someone living in Denmark

Time zone (local time)	Activities
6:30-7:30	Wake up, have bread and yogurt for breakfast, and start the day quietly.
7:30-8:30	Commute by bicycle or public transport. Commuting by bicycle is very common.
8:30-12:00	Morning work. Work is concentrated, and time is allocated with an emphasis on efficiency.
12:00-13:00	Lunch break. Relax over a sandwich in the company's lunchroom.
13:00-16:00	Afternoon work. Meetings and project work are held, and it is common to leave work early.
16:00-17:00	It is customary to spend time at a café after work, and to value time at home.
17:00-18:30	Dinner. Time spent together as a family eating a hot meal is considered important.
18:30-20:00	Time spent refreshing the body and mind through walks, sports, reading, etc.
20:00-22:00	Time spent relaxing at home. Mostly watching TV, board games, and conversation.
22:00-23:30	Take a bath and get ready for bed in a relaxed manner for the next day.

Time (local time)	Activities
6:30-7:30	Wake up, change into casual clothes, have breakfast and prepare a school bag.
7:30-8:00	Commute to school by bicycle or on foot. Safe roads and bicycle paths are available.
8:00-12:00	Classes. Focus on basic subjects such as Danish, mathematics, and English.
12:00-13:00	Lunch. Bring a packed lunch or sandwiches and eat with classmates.
13:00-15:00	Afternoon classes. Many classes are art, PE, or discussion-style.
15:00-16:00	Go home or attend after-school care or club activities. An environment where play and learning can be done at the same time.
16:00-17:30	Free time at home. Do homework, read, or sometimes go out and play with friends.
17:30-18:30	Have dinner with the family, and share family conversations and the news.
18:30-20:00	Hobby time. There are many ways to spend time, such as watching TV, playing games, and drawing.
20:00-21:30	Take a bath, get ready for bed, and go to bed. Children tend to go to bed relatively early.