A small sculpture in the Copenhagen port (height – 125 cm) depicting the famous character of the fairy tale by H.H. Andersen. The writer lived and worked in Copenhagen. The monument was created by master E. Erickson at the request of the founder of the Carlsberg beer company K. Jacobsen. It is believed that the model for the "Little Mermaid" was the wife of the sculptor – a famous ballerina of the Royal Theater. Over time, the statue became a symbol of the city and the whole of Denmark.

Nyuhavn or in translation "New Harbor" is a city canal with a length of just over 1 km. It was dug at the end of the XVII century under King Christian V. The area that grew up around the canal was chosen by sailors and adventurers. Up until 1980, it was a troubled place. The local Red Light district was located here, and it was better for a decent citizen with a tight purse to stay away from Nyuhavn. After the restoration, the area became a popular tourist attraction.

The fountain was built in honor of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Karlsberg beer factory and presented as a gift to the city. The sculpture group was created at the end of the XIX century, it depicts the characters of a famous legend. According to legend, the Swedish king Gulphem promised the goddess Gephyone as a gift of land that she could plow in one night. The goddess turned her sons into bulls and together with them cultivated the territory that later became Denmark.

Pedestrian street, which is considered one of the longest in Europe. Stroget architecture is a harmonious blend of historical structures and modern buildings. Several city attractions are concentrated here. As in all popular tourist cities of the world, this place is built up with restaurants, cafes and shops aimed at guests of Copenhagen. Since the 60s, the street has become pedestrian.

An architectural structure of the beginning of the XX century, erected according to the project of M. Nyurop. The main building element of the facade is red brick. The Town Hall is crowned by a 105-meter tower, to the top of which 300 steps lead. The interior is decorated with an astronomical clock. Olsen. They show not only the phases of the Moon and periods of solar activity, but also contain a church calendar.

The castle is located on the island of Slotsholmen (Royal Island). It was built on the site of a fortress of the XII century. Christiansborg was built in the middle of the XVIII century under King Christian VI in the Baroque architectural style. Until the end of the century, it was the royal residence, but after the fire, the crowned family moved to Amalienborg. The building was restored in the XIX and XX centuries, which is why new extensions appeared in the architectural ensemble. There is a parliament in Kristianborg these days.

The complex is located on the territory of the Royal Garden. It was erected in the first half of the XVII century under King Christian IV. The ruler even created several drawings for the project himself. Rosenberg was supposed to be a summer residence, but the monarchs did not live here permanently, but only arranged official receptions. In 1838, a museum was organized on the territory of the castle, where the treasures of the Danish crown are exhibited.

An architectural complex of the XVIII century, consisting of four buildings and an adjacent square. Each building bears the name of the Danish monarch. The prevailing architectural style of the buildings is Rococo. The Palace Square is decorated with a sculpture of the ruler Frederick V. Amalienborg houses the official residence of the royal family and a public museum where you can admire the interiors, rich decoration, furniture, sculptures, paintings, clothes and household items.

A fortified structure of the XVII century, which still has the status of a military facility. There is nothing left of the fortress walls, but mounds, ancient cannons, barracks have been preserved. There is no full access to the territory of the fortress, as soldiers still live here. The fortress is surrounded by a park with a picturesque Baroque church, an ancient windmill and other attractions.

The building of the XX century, built in the style of expressionism, mixed with late Gothic. The creator of the project Y. In his creation, Clint tried to combine the architectural features of traditional Danish churches with new progressive elements. Due to its unusual and interesting architecture, the church is one of the most popular in Copenhagen. The church belongs to the Lutheran community of Copenhagen.text

A Protestant church with a spiral bell tower, to the top of which 400 steps lead. The gilded bell dome is crowned with the figure of Christ. The observation deck offers a magnificent view of the Old Town and Copenhagen Bay. The church was built in the XVII century under Christian V, the ardent associate and patron of Lutheran teaching. Architect Lambert von Haven worked on the project.

The temple began to be built in the XVIII century in a pompous Baroque style, but the work was delayed for almost 150 years due to lack of funds. At the end of the XIX century, it was possible to find the necessary amount and finish the construction, but expensive Norwegian marble had to be abandoned and cheaper limestone was used. The church is crowned by a huge dome with a diameter of 31 meters. The temple is named in honor of King Frederick V, as the monarch himself laid the first stone in its foundation.

A collection of works of art organized at the end of the XIX century on the basis of the collection of K. Jacobsen, the founder of the Carlsberg company. The museum's collections contain many masterpieces: works by Gauguin, Degas, Renoir, Manet and other famous painters. There is also a rich collection of Rodin sculptures and icons. The building itself is a picturesque architectural structure with rich decor and decoration of the Renaissance.

The largest museum in Copenhagen, where exhibits on the history of Denmark are collected. Objects from the Stone Age, the Viking Age, the Middle Ages, and Modern Times are exhibited here. Of interesting specimens: Trunnholm chariot, stones with ancient runic signs, golden horns from Gallechus. The collection is located in the palace of the XVIII century. The museum often hosts thematic exhibitions.

An art gallery that grew out of the private collection of Christian IV. The building for the museum was erected at the end of the XIX century in the Renaissance style. In 1998, another building was built, which was connected to the old one with the help of a covered gallery. The State Museum of Art exhibits several thousand paintings, sculptures, engravings, drawings and sketches. Among the masterpieces are paintings by Titian, Michelangelo, Matisse, Rembrandt, Picasso, Modigliani.

The museum is located in the heart of Copenhagen on the island of Slotsholmen. It is dedicated to the famous Danish artist and sculptor B. Torvaldsen. The master lived outside Denmark for more than 40 years, but returned to his native land to die. The building was erected in the middle of the XIX century in a strict classical manner. The museum's collection contains the works of the master, created by him in various periods. His grave is located in the courtyard of the building.

The exposition is located in the old building of the Karlsberg plant, which is no longer working. On the territory of 10 thousand m2 there are all kinds of machines and installations for the production of foamy drinks, steam engines, boilers, barrels. You can also view the workers' clothes and cutlery. There is a bar at the museum where tourists can taste several dozen varieties of beer "Carlsberg" and "Tuborg".

The modern museum is an attraction dedicated to scientific and technical research. Here you can independently conduct experiments, touch all the exhibits, study various natural phenomena. For example, you can test your friends on a real lie detector, play with optical illusions, organize your own "home" volcano or tornado. The experimentarium will be especially interesting for children.

The theater building was erected in the 2000s at the expense of a private foundation and given as a "gift" to the state (anyway, the investor returned almost the entire amount spent as a tax benefit). The grand opening of the stage took place in 2005 in the presence of Queen Margrethe II and Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen. The premiere production was the opera "Valkyrie" by R. Wagner, where the main part was performed by Placido Domingo.

One of the oldest theaters in the country, founded at the beginning of the XVIII century. The first building stood for only 6 years, after which it was destroyed by fire. Restoration began in 1748. Since then, the theater has been rebuilt several times. In 1874, a new building was built, as the old one was hopelessly damaged due to constant "improvements". The theater has two venues – the main one for dramatic performances and an additional one for ballet and opera.text

The library is located in a building of modern architecture on the embankment. It received the unofficial name "black diamond" because of its shape and the deep, rich, shiny black facade under the sunlight. The library is considered one of the largest book collections in the world. The collections contain all printed exhibits in Danish, which have been published since the end of the XV century.

The Blue Planet Aquarium, consisting of 70 pools inhabited by several thousand representatives of marine fauna. It is the largest and most technically equipped in the whole of Northern Europe. The architectural complex of the aquarium is a real masterpiece of modern urban planning. Every year the aquarium is visited by several hundred thousand people, it is one of the 10 most popular attractions in Copenhagen.

An ancient observatory of the XVII century and part of a complex of university buildings. Several centuries ago, famous Danish astronomers P. Horrebow and O. Roemer worked here. The tower is mentioned in one of G.H. Andersen's fairy tales. In the upper tier of the structure there is a planetarium, where a wide spiral staircase leads. One of the engravings on the wall depicts Tsar Peter I, who climbed the tower on horseback in 1716.

Copenhagen Stock Exchange, founded by Christian IV. The building was built in the Renaissance style. The high 56-meter spire, made in the form of intertwining dragon tails, symbolizes the union of Norway, Denmark and Sweden. There was a commodity warehouse on the first floor of the exchange, and trading halls on the second floor. At the beginning of the XX century, the building was stormed by the unemployed, but there was no severe destruction. Nowadays, the exchange is used for cultural events, dinners and receptions.

The bridge connects the Danish capital with the Swedish city of Malmo. The movement of automobile and railway transport is allowed on it. The structure was erected in 1999, the official opening took place in 2000 in the presence of the royal couple – Margrethe II and Carl Gustaf XVI. Passage on the bridge is paid. For residents who commute daily from Malmo to Copenhagen (or vice versa), there are substantial discounts.

The garden is located near the Rosenberg Castle and is adjacent to the Royal Gardens. It covers an area of 10 hectares. On a rather impressive part of the territory there is a covered glass gallery, reminiscent of the design of the London Crystal Palace. The botanical garden contains plants from all over the world – from representatives of the harsh northern flora to delicate tropical flowers.

Amusement park, one of the oldest and best in Europe. According to some tourists, Tivoli is even more interesting than Disneyland Paris. On the territory of the park there is a concert hall that regularly hosts classical and rock music festivals, its own hotel, a pantomime theater and many expensive restaurants. Here you can ride old carousels, watch free street performances and admire the fireworks.

An area within the city limits of Copenhagen, separated from the capital by a number of houses and walls. Christiania is known for the fact that complete "freedom" reigns here, that is, light drugs are legally sold and used. Creative personalities, representatives of bohemia, freedom-loving fighters for justice and other extraordinary people live here. The police regularly fight for order in Christiania and try to resettle this area, but the authorities do not succeed.

Direhavsbakken was organized in the XVI century. It is the second most popular among locals and tourists after Tivoli. As in other similar parks, there are many standard rides and carousels. Fairy-tale characters entertain adults and children at theatrical performances, families arrange picnics in the shade of green lawns, and the folk spirit of Denmark hovers over the alleys.

The zoo was organized in the middle of the XIX century and is considered one of the oldest in Europe. The animals are collected from all over the world and kept in suitable climatic conditions. Especially for children, there is a "Rabbit town" on the territory, where young visitors play, ride ponies and eat ice cream. The zoo is located near the historic center of Copenhagen.text