Palace Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a lovely place to see, but I could only spend a short time there as it is very expensive! Tivoli was amazing - an amusement park like I've never seen before! Beautiful decorations, especially at Christmas time and so many lights sparkling ...

... girl of a town 'Neath her tavern light On this merry night Let us clink and drink one down To wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen Salty old queen of the sea Once I sailed away But I'm home today Singing Copenhagen, wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen for ...

... portion of people use bicycles to get around. Our hotel was the Scandic Front ( http://www.scandichotels.com/hotels/Countries/Denmark/Copenhagen/Hotels/Front/  ) - right downtown. Our hotel is near the Royal Palace and the harbour. We could see big ...

... Amalienborb Palace~an elegant quarter of 18th century buildings. We then explore the historic 17th century stock exchange, The Christiansborg Palace, The Neo-Classical Cathedral and the 19th Centuary Royal-former home of the Opera.  Sitting on a rock ...

... self-proclaimed 'probably best' beer in the world it was time to sample the product and have lunch. Back to central Copenhagen, where we wandered around visiting: 1.  Rosenborg Slot an early 17th century castle.  In the castle basement is ...

... I have yet to see a single laptop in the 3 months I've been here. So with that, here is Copenhagen... ============================== THURSDAY Having taken Thursday and Friday off, Julie and I awoke at 4:15 to shower before heading to Schiphol ...

... the Town Hall Square and the Orsteosparken before heading out on an evening flight back to Berlin. Things We Loved in Copenhagen: 1.  Nyhaven Harbor - this cute and colorful inlet really highlights how linked Copenhagen is to the sea.  We ...

... newer double deck carriages push/pulled by diesel locomotives. Even when we reached the overhead electrified tracks closer to Copenhagen, many trains were still diesel-hauled or run by DMU's, indicating how many regional services traverse un-electrified ...

... bright from the numerous people that had climbed up to sit on his lap. It was the seated statue of Hans Christen Anderson. In Copenhagen it is considered good luck to climb upon the statue of Hans Christian Andersen. So in turn, we with six other tourists ...

... bright from the numerous people that had climbed up to sit on his lap. It was the seated statue of Hans Christen Anderson. In Copenhagen it is considered good luck to climb upon the statue of Hans Christian Andersen. So in turn, we with six other tourists ...

... began walking down the Strøget, and ended up at the Christiansborg Slot, the 4th incarnation of a castle or palace on the spot. Bishop Absalon (Copenhagen's founder) built his first castle here in 1167, which was destroyed by fire 600 years later, as ...

... the flocks of tourists disappearing from view. It seems we had stumbled upon Rosenborg Slot (castle), a beautiful Renaissance palace situated in Copenhagen's oldest park. We explored the palace interior, which is stunning, including the throne room where ...