We boarded the ship in Copenhagen, Denmark. We arrived a day early in order to see some of the city highlights. Here's a sample:
Tivoli - main entrance
this old amusement park contains 36 restaurants and 26 rides
the famous Tivoli Gardens - featuring 400,000 flowers, plus ...
Nimb restaurant, ship on the lake, Nancy, Town Hall view
Stroget - a pedestrian only downtown area with lots of shops
Borsen - the stock exchange - a 17th
century building
Rosenborg Palace - built by Christian IV in
1606
home of the crown jewels
Christianborg Castle - the Danish
Parliament
(that's Frederik VII (1848-63) on the horse)
Amalienborg Palace - residence of the Royal
Family
consists of four palaces arranged around a central square
changing of the guard at Amalienborg Palace
obnoxious tourists pose with the guard
Amaliehaven - a
beautiful garden behind Amalienborg Palace
Frederik's Church (aka The Marble Church) is in the background
the original sculpture of this well known
image of Christ
stands behind the altar inside Frederik's
Church
The Little Mermaid statue in the harbor
symbol of Copenhagen
inspired Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale
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