Like Sweden (see Djurgarden Runt Stockholmskortet Drottningholms Slott), the canal tour is a good introduction to Copenhagen. Will press more about some of the attractions later, so here’s a glimpse of the city first.
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liked your pictures..please give small introductions about the subjects in your pictures..
Thanks. This press is really to give a glimpse of the main attractions along the canal. Will probably press about them later.
you’re welcome, I am looking forward to reading more about it..
Have you climbed the “spiral” tower (photo 18 or something like this)? I did during very windy day and I was sooo afraid that the wind will push me down …
No I didn’t. I heard it is a nice climb though. The canal guide said that the spiral was supposed to be built clock-wise, not anti-clockwise. Not sure if it is a myth though. Maybe the design made the climb more challenging. Did you enjoy the view at the top?