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Looking ahead, 28-year-old Pouline dreams of family holidays in Asia, dinners at trendy Copenhagen restaurants, and the occasional facial treatment now and then.

Pauline’s dream lifestyle would cost DKK 65,000 a month: »There are probably a few areas where I’ll need to cut back a bit«

Pauline’s Copenhagen dream would cost 65,000 kroner a month: »There are probably a few areas where I’ll have to cut back a bit.« Foto: Tegning: Claus Nørregaard/originalfoto: Lasse Kofod
Pauline’s Copenhagen dream would cost 65,000 kroner a month: »There are probably a few areas where I’ll have to cut back a bit.« Foto: Tegning: Claus Nørregaard/originalfoto: Lasse Kofod
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Hvad koster dit drømmeliv i København?

Ibyen spørger i denne serie en række unge under 30 år og udarbejder et budget for deres fiktive fremtid i byen.

Pouline drømmer om botox, to biler og en villa i Dragør. Hvad løber sådan en drøm op i?

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