Nordic travel guide

In northern Europe, perhaps the main thing is not to see the scenery, but to see the local conditions and customs. Denmark is located at the exit from the Baltic Sea to the North Sea in northern Europe. It is the land transportation hub of western Europe and northern Europe, and is known as "the bridge of northwest Europe". Denmark is often known as the beautiful "fairy tale kingdom", not only because Andersen is a world-famous writer. The quiet towns, beautiful houses, natural scenery and magnificent architectural wonders described in Andersen's fairy tales all originate from Denmark's beautiful natural environment. Therefore, visiting Denmark is called "the journey to find Andersen's fairy tales".

People who have been to Denmark may have the first impression of Denmark, first of all, the sky here, then the silence here. The sky is so blue, a kind of transparent blue, and the elegant streets are full of sense of security. The light of the sea is reflected on the window of the house behind the tree, where the blue sky and the blue ocean are closely matched.

The main reason why Denmark fascinates tourists from all over the world is that wherever you go, you can feel the atmosphere and landscape that inspired Andersen to create world-famous beautiful fairy tales. The beauty and tranquility of the Danish countryside are lined with countless manors and ancient castles, picturesque old country churches beside empty country roads, and small restaurants with unique Danish flavor.

In the hearts of all people in the world, Denmark has a well-known title-"Fairy Tale Kingdom". Denmark is the oldest kingdom in the world, and its national flag has a history of 1000 years. In this land of Europe, the history of the country changes endlessly in war and peace. In this king's country with a history of thousands of years, Andersen's fairy tales make Denmark closely connected with the world. Together with its long and glorious history and ancient and luxurious architecture, it is famous in every corner of the world. Almost everyone's childhood is accompanied by the nocturne of "mermaid princess" and the dream of "little girl selling matches" in the fire. Today, the bronze statue of the mermaid in Copenhagen has become a symbol of Denmark.

Of all these charming scenery, the capital Copenhagen is undoubtedly the most charming. Copenhagen is a famous city in northern Europe and is called "Paris in the North". The original meaning of "Copenhagen" in Danish is "the port of merchants". This used to be a fishing village. 1 167 Abu Sharon, Archbishop of Ausky, built the first castle here. 1443 was designated as the capital. Every June and July, a jazz festival is held here. In the canals where ships are moored, music plays and Copenhagen floats on the sea.

In Copenhagen, the starting point of the sightseeing bus is next to the city hall. If you are interested in exploring the beauty of this city by yourself, you will find many narrow streets and interesting rivers here. There is also a special port and canal sightseeing route worth visiting, because you can see many unique houses in this city on this sightseeing route. Near a small town called Christianport, you can see the beautiful Church of the Savior, whose spire has an outward spiral staircase. There, you can have a panoramic view of Copenhagen.

On the way to Copenhagen, there are lush distant mountains and clear lakes everywhere. Along the roads in western Europe, there are many farmland and houses shaded by green trees, but few houses can be seen here for a long time. Many times it is a combination of mountains, water and green vegetation in the garden. Walking through the fairy tale world, looking up at the clouds in the sky, watching the wonders of left sunrise and right rain, fully enjoying the artistic conception of people walking in the painting. You can also go directly to the symbol of Copenhagen-the location of the mermaid. Mermaid comes from the fairy tales of Danish fairy tale master Andersen and occupies a special position in the hearts of Copenhagen people. Every day, tourists from all over the world line up to take pictures of mermaids.

More than 40 kilometers away from the center of Copenhagen, the former military fortress Kroenburg occupies a favorable position on the rock at the exit of the Oresund. Looking across the moat bridge to the castle is really impregnable. Today, the old battery and weapons are still preserved here, and the rusty iron cannon is facing the sea. Looking down from the high rock pile, it is already dark sea water. It is said that Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet was written in Kronburg, and there are still stone carvings on the walls of the palace.

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