Day 2 of my trip across Scandinavia. – Copenhagen

The town hall is guarded by elephant dragons.

The lake in Øreted Park

Peblinge Sø (lake). Formally a stream, widened as a defensive moat.

The Danish Music museum.

 

The university.

 

The parliament.

The Royal library gardens.

Changing of the guards at the Amalienborg Palace.

The Queens palace and the crown princes palace. (He was in.)

The little mermaid statue.

 

The tourists taking photos of the statue.

Danish ice-cream. It’s very buttery.

Hans Christian Andersen’s house.

Frederik’s Church. Also know as the Marble Church (Marmorkirken). It has the largest church dome in Scandinavia.

The Russian church.

A cabinet in the design museum. The flight is quicker these days.

The Gefion Fountain and the royal yacht waiting rooms.

   

Kastellet (Copenhagan Citadel).

The Danish intelligence service is based in the Citadel.

Nyboder houses. Originally for military personnel.

The National Gallery of Denmark

Rosenborg Castle in the King’s gardens.

The Round tower. Originally built as an observatory, with a spiral slope instead of stairs.

View from the top. Spoiler: In the middle of this photo you can see the ferry I’m taking tomorrow.

The tower at Christiansborg Palace, that I went up yesterday.