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Traveler Rating
490 reviews 7 travel blogs 4 photos Attraction Type:
Historic site, Neighborhood, Wharf/pier/boardwalk, All terrain vehicle trail, Waterway
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction New Harbor (Nyhavn) Copenhagen
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The Most Expensive Free City
April 9:
Once again, the train ride to Copenhagen made the director's cut for its slightly interesting performance.. On the train, there are these cups that have various cafe drinks labeled on them: Cappuccino, Expresso, Expresso, ect.. Upon further inspection, Bridge and I find tin-foil mounds … -
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Puente Part 2: København
For the latter half of the "puente" I headed north to the beloved Scandinavian paradise of Copenhagen with Hannah (remember, the gal I visited in Cork?). Normally, images of people bundled up to their eyes braving the wind and snow wouldn't evoke "paradise" per se. However, the Danish way of life (especially when considered in comparison to la vida …
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Arrival in Denmark
We’re quite looking forward to this trip. It was not a destination I had really considered before but Graham has an internet pal there who does a metal radio show and he had suggested we come over and visit sometime. We thought, why not? And the more I researched, the more things I found about Copenhagen that appealed to me. We knew it would …
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Related BlogsNew Harbor (Nyhavn) Copenhagen
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Big City Masterpiece
... I’ve seen in pictures, and used all my efforts to keep my jaw from dropping and drool dribbling out. New Harbor is quintessential. Filled with strollers, diners, and musicians, I was in vacationer’s paradise. Brightly ...
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Coping in Copenhagen
... planned). Although tired, we still wanted to explore the city. We ventured out for lunch in the Nyhavn (New Harbor) area containing the colorful buildings along the canal usually featured in pictures of Copenhagen. We sampled the traditional ...
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MIA and Socialized medicine
... once occupied the palace. It also had a throne made from whale ivory. After touring the palace we toured a church, and the “New harbor.” When my sister was still not feeling well the next day it was time to take her to the hospital. Denmark ...
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Kevin in Copenhagen
... is a beautiful palace located right next to the Botanical Garden. After hanging out in Copenhagen's biggest square, Kongens Nytorv, I tried some Smørrebrød, Denmark's signature snack. It is basically buttered rye bread with toppings....I liked mine, ...
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Another life food goal accomplished...
... to see the few remaining items listed in my travel book. The highlights were the Nyhavn ("New Harbor") and the Little Mermaid statue overlooking the Copenhagen harbor. Hans Christian Andersen (the author of such fairy tales as Thumbelina, the ...
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Re-Exchange in Denmark
... we did less sightseeing in Denmark, we really loved those sites we did visit. Upon arrival we visited Nyhavn, New Harbor, where beautifully sandwiched row homes from the 1600s host restaurant after restaurant of excellent cuisine under white umbrellas ...
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A Taste of Scandinavia Beginning in Copenhagen
... economy in Copenhagen is booming and there is new construction and refurbishment going on everywhere. We stop by the area called the New Harbor near where Hans Christian Anderson spent most of his life, the City Hall and Square, and pass by ...
New Harbor (Nyhavn) Map
- DFDS Canal Tours
- Kongens Nytorv
- Kongens Nytorvs Skating Rink (Skojtebane)
- Royal Danish Theater (Kongelige Teater)
- Stroget
- Copenhagen Amber Museum
- Hvids Vinstue
- Hviids Vinstue
- A. Dragsted
- Holmens Kirke
- NASA Nightclub
- Guinness World Records Museum
- A Pair
- Ann Wiberg
- Christians Kirke
- Barcode
- Amaliehaven
- Amalienborg Castle
- Illum
- Medical History Museum