"It's my first time in Copenhagen." Sightseeing tour
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One, two! One, two! There was a soldier on the road...
With these words began the fairy tale of my childhood “Fire”. Andersen’s Copenhagen and the whole of Denmark look different today than it did in Andersen’s time. At the same time, they can be seen the same way. To do this, you just need to go on a walking tour of the old city and step “with a soldier” on an amazing road to a fairy tale: “One or two!” One, two!
Copenhagen, translated from Danish, means “harbor of merchants”.
The capital of Denmark and the royal residence of Copenhagen with the light hand of King Eric of Pomeran was proclaimed in 1416. Since then, the city has experienced a lot. Castles and towers were built in it, it was stormed by the Swedes and the British, besieged by the Germans, it burned and died from epidemics, but it survived. The current Queen of Denmark, Margaret II, lives in the heart of this royal city. Today he is restrained, neat, comfortable, serene and friendly, as if listening to everyone, even your most timid spiritual movement. There are many places in Copenhagen where a fairy tale is just for you.
Come and the city will tell you your own story.
We will pass by the windows of Kai and Gerda and the basement window at the level of the pavement in the city courthouse, where the soldier from the fairy tale “Ognivo” sat. We will climb the very huge round tower, the size of which was the eyes of the dog from the "Fire", on the very top of which famously drove Peter the Great. Past the majestic building of the Danish Parliament – Christiansborg, the luxurious and at the same time modest palace of Queen Margaret – Amalienborg, the monument to Archbishop Absalon – the founder of the city, the Nyhavn Quarter (Drunk Harbor), the Andersen House, the statue of the lover Mermaid, the Marble Church and the Gefion Fountain and other places of this Fairy Town.
One, two! One, two! There was a soldier on the road...
Sightseeing tour of Copenhagen
The walking tour includes: Town Hall Square and Town Hall, the monument to H. K. Andersen, the castle "Dragon" fountain, Tivoli Park, the "zero mark" column, the monument to the Danish warrior, the barometer of the Utzon, the Hotel Palace and the Colon" Trubaci, playing on the luges, the building of the newspaper "Political Toy", the most longest in Europe, the Streget street and the fountain "Caritas", the city's oldest square and the building of the City Court, Arestani II, the Museum of St. Korbes, the Church of St. Krugerbacia, the Royal Palace of Copenhagen, the Church of St. Kruglas, the Church and the Museum of St.