Copenhagen free travel guide Copenhagen self-help travel guide

Copenhagen, located in Denmark, is a big city in northern Europe. The natural environment protection here is absolutely world-class, and the air is exceptionally fresh, which can meet your basic physiological needs and experience the charm of nature and the creativity and service of human civilization. Let's share with you the free travel strategy of Copenhagen.

It is not easy to fly to Copenhagen. I waited 12 hours at Pudong airport, 12 hours from Shanghai to Milan, and 18 hours at Milan and other follow-up flights. After flying from Milan to Munich, I transferred from Munich and finally arrived in Copenhagen 48 hours later.

We go from the airport to the city by train. As soon as we got out of the railway station, it was opposite Happy Valley Park. When I looked up, I saw the Ferris wheel hanging under the blue sky and white clouds and the roller coaster whizzing by. Fear and joy were mixed with shouts, making everything a fairy tale.

In the airport of fairy tale world, the floor is solid wood, and the style of luggage tray is like this.

Welcome to the jurisdiction of our king.

The railway station is fully open, and there is no security check, and there is no ticket checking in and out of the station. Self-discipline and honesty are the symbols of a country's civilization.

Copenhagen Railway Station was built in 19 1 1 year with a history of one hundred years. The steel frame structure and red brick house style of the railway station are very distinctive. Afternoon sunshine, through the European arched stained glass window, sprinkled on the orange floor, warm feeling.

A locomotive with a lovely wind

First, the charm of the bicycle kingdom

When I first arrived in this city, I was attracted by this group of pictures at first sight.

Copenhagen is called the kingdom of bicycles. In Denmark, people aged 2- 100 can ride bicycles. Danes have 10, and 9 people have a bicycle. There are 4.2 million bicycles in a country with a population of more than 5 million. This is the real "fairy tale". Cycling is a fashion for their leisure exercise.

Beauty+flowers+fox backpack

On the street, you can also see all kinds of bicycles. Handsome young men usually ride fashionable and light SUVs. Girls usually have flower baskets in front of them, and from time to time they can see a handful of flowers in the basket.

Cycling teams and other traffic lights

The most interesting thing is the bicycles modified by uncles and aunts. The bucket may be in front or behind. The bucket may be full of cute babies, puppies and even newly bought toilets.

Babies can be seen everywhere.

Dog's exclusive car

Correcting the Northeast Inverted Riding Donkey

Family car for tourists to rent.

There are two kinds of bicycle lanes in Copenhagen: one is an independent lane, and the road surface is covered with blue plastic, without the interference of motor vehicles and traffic lights. The other is accompanied by motor vehicle lanes, but motor vehicle lanes, bicycle lanes and sidewalks are separated in height and do not interfere with each other.

accommodation lane

Along the way, it's really a pleasure to watch the tall Nordic handsome man riding a bicycle over 28+ inches, and the wind generally passes by you (the speed can reach 20 km/h).

Second, the colorful castle of the princess and the prince.

In Copenhagen, spires and colorful buildings are everywhere. Walking through such a street, it seems that you can become a little master in a fairy tale.

Street lamps in the fairy tale kingdom

The architectural style of Copenhagen is thanks to King Frederick (specifically, it has been forgotten for generations). It is said that he came back from studying in Eastern Europe. Because he likes the houses there very much, he asked that all houses in Copenhagen should be built in this style from now on.

The person who can recognize this flag is an expert.

The mailbox is sprouting.

Wandering in such a beautiful city is hard to make people feel visually tired, so we leave the hotel at 8 am and can go shopping until after 10 in the evening.

On this day, we set out from the hotel in the southwest corner of the city, passed through the city hall and came to the northern part of the city, the Botanical Garden of Copenhagen University. Hungry, have lunch at Hagen University and visit Bohr Institute on foot. Then from the Bohr Institute in the north to Christianburg in the south.

Christianburg

Christian Castle is the bedroom of King Christian Ⅵ, which is a rococo-style palace in Europe in the18th century. The castle was built in 1773- 1775. 1794 and 1884 were destroyed by fire twice, and the royal family moved out of Christianburg. After two reconstructions from 1907 to 1928, it is now the seat of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Denmark, the Prime Minister's Office and the Supreme Court.

The picture comes from the internet and is currently under maintenance. It is impossible to take such a perfect picture.

The restaurant of the royal family.

A platform for the royal family to announce important things to the outside world.

Palace corridor

Celebrities on the court tapestry have bright spots.

According to our tour guide, once the tourists she took got off here and happened to meet the mayor of Copenhagen riding a bike to work. Dozens of tourists even blocked Mr. Mayor's road. Mr. Mayor waited patiently for all the tourists to get off before going in to work. If you have such courtesy, do you think this trip is worthwhile?

Amurinburg Palace

After seeing the old palace, I have to see the emperor where the queen lives now. The Amalienborg Palace is the official residence of the current King, Queen Margrethe II.

/kloc-In the 8th century, King Friedrich V planned to build a new downtown. He chose this hydrophilic place (65,438+000 meters away is the Baltic Bay) and asked big noble to build four identical palaces to form an octagonal square.

How do we know if the present queen is really in the palace? The national flag is the biggest secret: when the queen is in the palace, the Danish flag on the roof will be raised high. It's a pity that the queen was not at home (empty white flagpole) on the day we went.

Part of the Amalienborg Palace is open for visitors, but it was already 6 pm when we went, so we couldn't go in again. Coincidentally, it happened that the guards changed their posts on the hour.

Guards are sprouting.

These Royal Life Soldiers (Royal Life)

The guard is wearing a black or red tunic, blue trousers and a tall bearskin navy hat. Looking at those guards, wearing thick bearskin hats on a hot day, I really want to laugh. Their changing pace is also super cute, and they can't tell what they look like. Anyway, it's not the normal human walking pace.

The Baltic Sea facing the palace.

When we left Copenhagen on a cruise ship, just as we stood on the deck and waved goodbye to this fairy tale kingdom, a foreign uncle pointed to a bright yellow yacht in the bay and kept talking to us. Later, I learned that my uncle told us, "Look, that's the queen's royal yacht!" "

The little mermaid

You can see the bronze statue of the Little Mermaid when you come out of the Palace of Amelinburg and walk north along the Baltic port. Looking at this mermaid with a fishtail, she sat on a huge granite, quiet and elegant, carefree; Approaching this bronze statue, you see a girl who looks sad and thinks hard.

The picture comes from the Jane Book App.

The little mermaid described by Andersen is willing to sacrifice herself for love, but the prototype in reality is almost Andersen himself.

Andersen had a childhood sweetheart when he was young. He was crazy about vogt, the girl next door. However, due to the disparity in family conditions, they finally failed to come together. When Andersen was 26 years old, vogt married a local rich boy. From then on, Andersen was disheartened by love and determined to die alone.

In order to carve this bronze statue, a love story was staged in real life. It is said that the prototype of the bronze statue is the ballerina Allen perris. Eriksson gradually developed feelings for perris, and perris also had Eriksson's flesh and blood. Eriksson's fiancee Irene was very angry when she learned about it. Perris had to marry someone else with her children, but Irene told perris's husband about perris and Eriksson, so perris was abused by her husband and finally died of schizophrenia.

Later, Eriksson took his wife as a model and cast the bronze statue of the mermaid. However, although Eriksson has changed models, there is always another figure in her heart that she can't touch. Only the peris family knows that the woman who lives by the sea is clearly the embodiment of peris from expression to temperament.

Every evening, there will be a white-haired old man by the Baltic Sea. He and the mermaid, especially peris, who missed him very much, looked at the sea side by side.

Love always exists in fairy tales and reality, but always with a little sadness.

Gefion large fountain

In Long Beach Park, there are not only the famous Little Mermaid, but also the equally famous Gefen Fountain.

The aura of the goddess

It is said that Gephion, the goddess in Norse mythology, was unmarried all her life, but she gave birth to four sons with Hercules. According to legend, there was a king named Golf in ancient Sweden. He promised the goddess Gaifion that she could dig up a piece of land from Swedish territory, but only as much land as possible in a limited time.

So the goddess turned her four sons into four cows, dug a large piece of land from Sweden with a plow and moved it to the sea. Since then, Sweden has left a lake Wiener, and the land it dug is the island of Xilan where Copenhagen is now located.

An ancient church near Changti Park.

Newport

After a violent day, I can finally sit down and have a quiet meal. At 8 o'clock in the evening in Xingang, watching the sunset slowly set, the afterglow fell on the colorful roofs and flowing rivers, quiet and quiet.

The gray-blue house on the far left is the oldest house with a history of more than 500 years.

Xingang is an artificial canal with colorful old houses along the river. Now the sunny side has become a pedestrian street, and the old sailor bar has been replaced by a pleasing restaurant. Andersen's former residence is at the end of the right.

Life jackets are piled on the wall on the right.

Third, Meng Wa, the future and hope of the country

It is said that children are the future of the country. In the happiest countries in the world, they drink free milk, go to free schools and do what they like. They are all very happy and have a happy childhood.

Nordic countries' attitude towards fertility is usually, either not giving birth or giving birth to a bunch. A mother's maternity leave can last up to two years. During maternity leave, the first year is entitled to full pay leave, and the second year is entitled to 80% of the salary. Usually, if there is a plan to have two children and three children, it is good to continue to have children at this time. Anyway, the salary will not be less (domestic nannies can only envy and hate).

People's countries not only have long maternity leave, but also have handsome nannies. I don't know how many streets I've won by watching my handsome dad walk the baby, compared with the street view of old people walking the baby on the land of China.

Why do Nordic men care so much about their families? Because the welfare in these countries is too good, women are too independent to rely on men to get long-term meal tickets. From birth to death, countries have already made proper preparations.

So when a woman says she is willing to marry you, a man is so grateful and willing to take care of his family and children with all his physical strength. It is said that men who really can't marry local women now have a convenient way to go to Southeast Asia and buy a wife to live back, at least in the long winter night.

This picture is very beautiful.

I like this doll's earrings.

The sand on the road is children's world.

A wet nurse enjoying a sunny bath