Right in the middle of Copenhagen (København), the national capital of Denmark, is the amusement park and gardens named Tivoli. It has been since 1843, withering and withstanding to the changes in the society and embracing to the developments in…
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Denmark: Copenhagen’s ‘The Little Mermaid’
Many cities have an image that tends to reflect and identify with that image in the popular imagination. In Denmark’s capital city of Copenhagen there are many landmarks, statues and sculptures. Some of them are well known and many of…
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Oresund Bridge: Peberholm
Oresund Bridge is the direct link between the Scandinavian countries of Denmark and Sweden by car and by train. The bridge was opened in 2000: 8 km long out of which 4 km runs through a tunnel through the artificially…
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Amber: Copenhagen Amber Museum
AMBER: the Nordic Gold, Amber School, Copenhagen Amber Museum Denmark has one of the unique museums in the world: Copenhagen Amber Museum. A museum for amber? Yes. At this museum of amber one can learn how amber was formed 30-50…
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Copenhagen: Denmark’s Capital City
Copenhagen is not a big city: one can explore the medieval seaside city on foot, or by hiring a bicycle. In fact, you will be surprised to see the number of cyclists pedalling up and down the road, and the…
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Guru in Copenhagen: What is Masala?
Guru is an Indian restaurant with dash of Denmark in central Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Water is not served for free unless one orders drinks! It is Denmark! The gourmet eatery is run by a couple: a Danish woman…
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