Copenhagen the Pearl of Scandinavia

Copenhagen – the pearl of Scandinavia

Welcome to Copenhagen, an 800-year-old city with a lot to remember. The city of G. H. Andersen, the city of spires and towers, a city with many canals, which tourists call northern Paris.

I invite you to a 3-hour excursion to the old historical part of the city. On the way, we will make several important stops for souvenir photos.

By water or by foot. Good sunny weather, so we are all lucky, rainy weather, remember the winged words – “Nature has no bad weather...”, wave and smile at the most popular among Copenhagen girls with an umbrella on the city tower, and go on. Further, he gets acquainted with the city, which keeps a lot of history, a lot of interesting and a lot of tasty, the city where the great storyteller G. H. Andersen walked. And if we get tired, we will pause with a cup of hot coffee or with a cold mug of Danish beer to the famous herring.

We will start our tour in the heart of the city: - Town Hall Square, here G. H. Andersen sits and looks at the famous Tivoli Park - Pedestrian Stroget Street - Old and New Market Squares - Old University - Latin Quarter - Round Tower - Founder of Copenhagen - Bishop Absalon-Parliament Christiansborg - Royal Theatre - New Harbour - Royal Residence Square Amaliaborg - Gefion Fountain - Main office of the firm Myersk - We will finish our tour at the business card of Copenhagen - Little Mermaid.

All these monuments, fountains, palaces, squares and streets tell a long story about the capital of the Kingdom of Denmark – Copenhagen.

See you in Copenhagen, Denmark.