Copenhagen- more sightseeing - Exploring Holland, Germany and Denmark on a Recumbent Tandem - CycleBlaze

September 12, 2013

Copenhagen- more sightseeing

Nyhaven - a funky and picturesque area of Copenhagen with open air cafes along the cobbled street.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Musicians performing in Nyhaven
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
A typical Copenhagen view of old buildings, each uniquely painted in different colurs
Heart 1 Comment 1 Link
Charmaine RuppoltThe famous and popular street. :)
Reply to this comment
1 year ago
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Live aboard sailboats in Nyhaven.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Barry enjoying the sunny day in Nyhaven, standing on the old bridge that lifts up to let boats through.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
We were amused to see this Surly bike, the Pugsy, with its enormous tires meant for mountain biking in snow and sand on the streets of Copenhagen.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
An architecturally unique tower with an exterior curving staircase.
Heart 1 Comment 1 Link
Charmaine RuppoltThis was a very popular tower to walk up - I saw long lines of people waiting. I went first thing one morning and was able to enjoy going up finally!
Reply to this comment
1 year ago
Another great view of a cargo bike
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
People enjoying the view from the curving staircase
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
This tower at the Stock Exchange was built by King Christian IV. Construction began in 1619 and the building was completed in 1640.It is known for its Dragon Spire shaped as the tails of four dragon twined together, reaching a height of 56 metres.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
The popular Bullitt cargo bike of Copenhagen.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
More cargo bikes
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
King Christian's Stock Exchange
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Stock Exchange
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Stock Exchange
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Slotsholmen is the seat of the national government and many other historical buildings. It is located on a small island, separated from the city by a moat-like canal.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Christiansborg Slot is a large palace that is home to the Danish Parliament
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Beautiful street lights at Christiansborg
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
House boat
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
This dog lives aboard this boat in Nyhaven.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Bridge connecting Slotsholmen with the rest of Copenhagen
Heart 1 Comment 1 Link
Charmaine RuppoltCopenhagen is such a beautiful city to see/tour! :)
Reply to this comment
1 year ago
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
It's not easy managing two bikes on cobbles.
Heart 1 Comment 1 Link
Charmaine RuppoltI agree re riding on cobblestones! I can't imagine trying to maneuver holding another bike while biking!
Reply to this comment
1 year ago
Our room at the hostel.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Our home in Copenhagen for 5 days - highly recommended.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
The entrance lobby of the Hostel.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
An insect eating plant on the counter.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
We had trouble booking the ferry to England (from Esjberg) online as there were glitches in the program. Inge took on our problem and phoned them, waiting for about 25 minutes to ensure that we would get our booking. Wow, we were so grateful for her incredible desire to help.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Maria at the Hostel was part of the great staff we dealt with there.
Heart 1 Comment 0 Link
Inge runs a great hostel in Ishoj, on the outskirts of Copenhagen.
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Each unit at the hostel has its own covered deck and picnic table.
Heart 1 Comment 1 Link
Charmaine RuppoltWhat a nice hostel! :)
Reply to this comment
1 year ago
Heart 0 Comment 0 Link
Rate this entry's writing Heart 0
Comment on this entry Comment 0