Copenhagen 2004
The Little Mermaid is a symbol of Copenhagen. The statue was commissioned by Carlsberg Brewery magnate, Carl Jacobson, in honor of writer Hans Christian Anderson
Copenhagen's wind energy farm is in the ocean
Copenhagen is a city of canals & castles
Copenhagen is the largest Scandinavian city although Denmark is less than half the size of Maine
The Viking Ship Museum These ships were built approximately year 1042. They were fast and could do a speed of up to 20 knots. Able to host more than 80 warriors, this kind of vessel was used by Danish and Norwegian Vikings for attacks on England and France
Skuldelev 1 This is a trading ship for travelling in open sea. Probably the type of ship the Vikings called Knarr. It might be this kind of ship that they used for sailing to Greenland and North America
The lane between the bicycles and the parked car (black) is for bicycles only
They have the right-of-way so be careful stepping off of a curb into the "bike lane!"
Most people ride bicycles
The tower of the Borsen Stock Exchange
The Borsen Stock Exchange tower depicts three dragons whose tails twist upwards into a spire
Kronborg Castle was built between 1574 and 1584. The castle's king was Amleth
Shakespeare chose this castle for the tragedy
Hamlet and it is said
that Shakespeare transposed the
H making Amleth, Hamlet
King Amleth's life is said to have favored Shakespeare's character
Frederiksborg Castle was built by Christian IV about 1610
Tivoli Gardens
Established in 1843,
Tivoli Gardens is a cultural & entertainment center
with rides, amusements, gardens, lakes and 26 inviting restaurants
At Tivoli Gardens there are more than 100,000 colored lights at night
Our Norwegian Cruises'
Noordam docked next to a Princess ship
Google Map Copenhagen, Denmark