Denmark · Copenhagen | A Kingdom from Fairy Tales (with Guide)

| A Kingdom from Fairy Tales (with Guide). 'The Little Mermaid', 'The Ugly Duckling', 'The Little Match Girl'... are part of the fairy tale world woven by Danish writer Andersen. In this kingdom full of fairy tales ☀️, the charm of Copenhagen is also worth looking forward to. The capital of the fairy tale kingdom Denmark. Compared to other Nordic countries, although Denmark has the smallest territory, as a former empire that ruled the Nordic region, Danish characteristics deeply influence the Nordic style. Moreover, Copenhagen is also known as the Little Paris of the North, filled with fashionable elements in its ancient buildings. ⛱️ Must-visit Attractions: The Little Mermaid Statue 🗿 This bronze sculpture, based on Andersen's fairy tale 'The Little Mermaid', is a symbol of Copenhagen and Denmark. 🚌 Transportation: Take bus No. 12 and get off at 0sterport station, then walk. Gefion Fountain ⛲️ Created by Danish sculptor Anders Bundgaard, the Gefion Fountain consists of a group of copper sculptures of the goddess Gefion and four oxen pulling a plow. 🚇 Transportation: Take the metro to Kongens Nytorv station, 400 meters away from the Little Mermaid Statue. Amalienborg Palace 🏯 The current residence of the Danish royal family, this palace consists of four identical buildings. Visitors can tour two of the four palaces. ⌚️ Opening hours: 10 am-5 pm 🎫 Tickets: Adults 💰125 DKK, students 80 DKK, free for under 18s 🚇 Transportation: Take the metro to Kongens Nytorv station. Rosenborg Castle 🏛️ This palace has unique architecture and luxurious decorations. The basement exhibits priceless treasures such as royal crowns, jewelry, and ivory carvings. ⌚️ Opening hours: 9 am-6 pm 🎫 Tickets: Adults 125 DKK, students 80 DKK, free for under 18s 🚇 Transportation: Take the metro to Norreport station and walk 200 meters. Nyhavn Copenhagen's artificial canal, with buildings on both sides that have a strong sense of history, is the main attraction of Nyhavn. 🚇 Transportation: Take metro M1 to Kongens Nytorv St. station and walk 450 meters. Tivoli Gardens 🛝 One of the oldest amusement parks in the world, with a variety of entertainment facilities, including a pantomime theater, Chinese tower, and Tivoli Concert Hall. ⌚️ Opening hours: 11 am-10 pm 🎫 Tickets: Entrance ticket 145 DKK, all-access pass 245 DKK 🚇 Transportation: Take bus No. 6A to Hovedbanegard station. 🌄 Travel Guide: 🚴 Transportation ✔️ From Copenhagen city center to Copenhagen Kastrup Airport: 🚞 Train: Trains from Copenhagen Central Station to the airport depart every ten minutes, taking about 20 minutes. 🚇 Metro M1 line: Stops at Kongens Nytorv, Norreport, and Frederiksberg along the way. ✔️ DOTTickets app: An app for purchasing transportation tickets in Copenhagen, including metro, S-train, and buses. 🏨 Accommodation Guide: Hotel Mayfair Great location ✔️ 5-minute walk to train station and metro station (There is a fruit shop next to the train station, very cheap, bought super large cherries) There are souvenir shops and Chinese restaurants nearby. 💗 Other tips: 🔸 Souvenirs: Nyhavn fridge magnets, exactly like the real scene (see picture 13), my friend and I each bought one, and when put together, they form the connected buildings, very memorable! 🛍️ Shopping on Stroget Street, Denmark is not in the Eurozone, so it's not particularly cheap. Most shops are closed on Sundays, so don't waste your trip. Nordic people are really happy, with shops open for an average of 30 hours a week.