Noma is fantastic and very expensive. If someone else is paying and it is not taking liberties then go for it.
I get really pi$$ed off that everyone talks about how great it is that Danes cycle everywhere without mentioning the cost of car ownership here. Don't get me wrong, I think it is great that we all cycle everywhere, but the truth of the matter is that cars cost at least twice as much to buy as in the rest of Europe and the yearly road tax etc is very high too meaning that most families can only afford (or want to afford) 1 car. This means that we use public transport (which is very good and affordable thankfully) and bikes.
I suspect though that if you asked 1000 people on a cold, dark, wet January if they would rather be in a car and the answer would be yes.
As an example of the car costs, we have a 3 year old Mazda 6 that cost approx £23 000 last year and the annual road tax is about £800 the insurance is also expensive (because accidents cost a lot – expensive labour and cars…). As a general rule there is 105% tax on cars up to £5500 then 180% on the rest meaning that a basic Ford Focus costs >£20 000.
So by all means see the good parts of Denmark that make it bike friendly – the bike paths, trains, metro and busses, but bear in mind that we are heavily encouraged to use them by making the alternative prohibitively expensive.
