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| The Anderson Hotel - a clean hotel with modern European decor, very good breakfast, but a terrible location and not recommended for children. |
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| The view from our room |
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| If you take the stairs in the hotel, each floor has goodies |
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| We found a delicious restaurant called Simply Raw. I won't tell you the cost of the meal, but we quickly understood how expensive it is in Scandinavia. |
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| This was a neat area with beautiful old boats and colorful buildings (17th century harbor called Nyhavn). |
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| The Little Mermaid |
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| This was a pretty area with a harbor promenade leading to the Little Mermaid. |
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| One of my favorite sites - baby geese - as we approach an old church. |
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| We are on our way to visit the Kastellet |
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| A beautiful, large scale fountain called the Gefion Fountain (1908). |
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| Gefion Fountain |
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| Approaching the Kastellet. |
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| Entry to the Citadel (Kastellet) which is a very well preserved fortification that was built to protect Copenhagen (1807). |
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| The Kastellet is pentagon-shaped. |
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| The barracks |
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| The windmill. |
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| The Borsen (oldest Danish Stock Exchange - 1640) - Dragon tail spirals. |
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| The entrance to Christiania, where the people have no rules. They do drugs and proclaim to be a freetown. The idea of a freetown is interesting, but is destroying many lives. |
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| Mural in Christiania. We walked in and walked out as fast as possible. |
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| Baked goods |
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| Elderflower juice |
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| The Hans Christian Anderson Museum |
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| Hans Christian Anderson story of the Little Mermaid |
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| Thumbelina |
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| Michael and I had a date night at Tivoli Gardens. |
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| The 15 minute light show was very good. |
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