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Copenhagen is criss-crossed with canals, home to many boats. That’s my hotel in the first picture, by the way, 71Nyhavn!
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You are never far from a church, here are just a few of them
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Bicycles, bicyles everywhere!
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There are lots of statues too! I’ll start with the most famous one – The Little Mermaid!
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Hungry? First, Smörgåsbord (open sanwiches to you and me!) then some Crispy Pork, Denmark’s signature dish which I enjoyed one evening in one of the many open air restaurants that ran the length of a very long street!
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Let’s take a walk!
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This is the Palace…
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…and that’s that’s the Opera House in the background.
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That’s more than enough for now! Next week, Copenhagen’s major attraction…
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Welcome back Keith! I love all the photos in your excellent gallery of Copenhagen. Love the photo of the Church and the statues. Food looks fantastic. Thank you for sharing your journey. Have a good one!
Thanks so much, Suzette – plenty more to come!
Oh excellent! Glad to hear it!
Beautiful shots. Beautiful visit. Love all the boats and wow on all those bicycles.
You had me at the food and the craft beer. Delicious.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
I’m really pleased you liked them, Sandee, thanks so much!
now you’ve made me want to visit! love all the color, this looks like such a vibrant city
It’s incredible! You’ll want to go even more when you see next weeks’ pics!
You should, it’s amazing!
What a beautiful place! Thank you for the lovely tour overview.
It’s lovely – the best are yet to come!
It’s a beautiful city, I have been there just before the Corona virus locked us in ! I just was a bit disappointed about the mermaid, she was so small, I had to look twice ! Bicycles I am used to, my son lives in Amsterdam and there it is awful !
love all the boats and colors
It was a sight to behold!
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So colorful and beautiful 😍 Thanks for always taking me abroad.
My pleasure – any time!
Fabulous pictures Keith! Reminds me of Amsterdam. Thanks for sharing.
There are similarities – especially the bicycles!
and the Canal Bus!
Splendid! I’ve said this before, dear Keith, but it bears repeating: for those of us who cannot or choose not to travel, thank you for these phenomenal photos. I feel like I’m right there in the midst of the action, eating, drinking, seeing the sights and having the time of my life! Cheers! 🍻
I couldn’t have wished for a nicer response, thank you, Nancy.
Thanks sharing your trip through these beautiful pictures Keith
My pleasure, Sadje.
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Such a beautiful city
Indeed, it exceeded my expectations!
Thanks for this wonderful tour of Copenhagen! Your photos are dazzling. 🤩 I was there once, back in 1967 and only remember The Little Mermaid, coloured houses and Tivoli Gardens, so this was a real treat, Keith. 😀 Looking forward to the next post!
Thank you. Nice to transport you back again, Debbie!
Copenhagen in one of Mom’s favorite places in the entire world and the people are wonderful too. She first was there as a kid and since then has been there too many times to count and of course, Tivoli is a place one has to see as well as the famous mermaid. Now she has a mind full of memories sparked by your post.
I’m not surprised it’s so special to her, it’s amazing. Next week she can revisit Tivoli!
Lovely collection! The canals, churches, and colorful shots really bring Copenhagen alive. That crispy pork looks delicious too.
Thanks so much, Shiju – there were no lesss than 7 pieces of that pork, I didn’t manage all of them!
Thanks for the tour of Copenhagen. It looks like a wondeful city.
It reminds me a bit of Amsterdam with the canals and the style of connected buildings.
Me too! Canals, buildings and bicycles too!
Wowza! Wonderful pics, I LOVE all the color! Glad you had a good time, Keith!
It was a riot of colour, and next week it gets more colourful still!
Oh good, we love Color (or colour)!!
Such a stunning city and canal scenes
It was an incredible experience!
Love all the amazing colors! But I also enjoyed the mermaid perched on the rock. Thank you for the tour.
Thanks for joining me Crow. The Little Mermaid was sculpted in honour of Hans Christian Anderson who wrote the fairy tail that goes by the same name.
Your photos make me want to book a flight.
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Go on, do it! You won’t be disappointed!
Hi Keith – great review of things Copenhagen … I love the church with the spiral staircase tower, well the food I’d happily eat whenever, and those sculptures … even Churchill … strange, but true – cheers from a memorable time – thanks for showing us – Hilary