Copenhagen: Winter Tour in Fairytale Kingdom

The capital of Denmark Copenhagen is a pearl of the fairy tale world. The scenery here is picturesque, even in the winter without seeing the sun all day; it is still a fairy tale kingdom.

Release time : 2020-01-09 20:20:04

The capital of Denmark Copenhagen is a pearl of the fairy tale world. Here, the great Andersen wrote immortal masterpieces such as "Ugly Duckling", "Little Girl Selling Matches" and "Daughter of the Sea". The scenery here is picturesque, even in the winter without seeing the sun all day; it is still a fairy tale kingdom.

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The port of Copenhagen has the most famous landmark in Denmark that is the little mermaid. In the romantic fairy tale "Daughter of the Sea", the little mermaid yearns for life on earth. In order to pursue love and happiness, at the expense of everything, she finally gained the human soul. In the cold winter, under the gloomy clouds, the Little Mermaid statue is calm and mysterious.

The Little Mermaid Statue is located in the core tourist area of Copenhagen. Famous attractions such as the Gefion Fountain, Langelinie, St. Alban's Church, and Kastellet are all around the Little Mermaid Statue. There are also many other famous attractions not far from the Little Mermaid statue, such as the Amalienborg Slot, Frederik's Church, and Nyhavn.

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For many travelers, Nyhavn is a "color fairy tale" in reality. Most of the houses in Nyhavn were built 300 years ago. Originally, the canals were built to facilitate the entry of cargo ships into the city center, and the seawater was directly introduced into Kongens Nytorv. Fishermen and sailors returning from long voyages can rest here, replenish their supplies or sip, and the coast has developed into the most prosperous area.

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Andersen lived here, and the apartment he lived in was hidden in these colorful huts. Nowadays, most of the buildings here have become restaurants and bars, which are often used by locals to drink.