“This is one of my favourite places in Copenhagen,” Mathias Stougaard tells me, as we thread our way through the intricate network of graves in Nørrebro’s more than 250-year-old Assistens Kirkegård. It’s a glorious spring day in the capital, and the dappled May sunlight is streaming through the patchwork of leaves on the trees, bathing […]
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