My Operacopenhagen
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 10:07:41 PM
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark. It lies on the east coast of Zealand and partly on the island of Amager. Since 2000, the city is connected by a bridge in the Swedish city of Malmö. The greatest symbols of Copenhagen include a small bronze statue has a story villas H. Ch. Andersen. The first mention dates from Copenhagen 1043rd In the 12th and 13 century, Copenhagen has developed as a commercial city. The monarch, who is entered in the history of Christian IV, Copenhagen. Who supported the building of churches and castles. He also strengthened the port of Copenhagen, who later resisted the Swedes. In the 19th century, in the 1807 shelling of Copenhagen is the English armies. During World War II, Norway was neutral and therefore not in Copenhagen, for any damage, unfortunately, during World War II Copenhagen was occupied by Hitler's Germany and there was the destruction of many monuments. City offers many historic monuments: the castle is located in Christiansborg Slot, Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels and there is also a nice park. Tojhusmuseet complex that is part of the castle, and today it houses a collection of works, military uniforms and weapons. There is a great Thorvaldsens Museet museum collection in which the sculptor Thorvaldsena. The tour is definitely Holmens Kirche church or church-Garnisons military church. There are many great palaces and the Royal Palace Amalienborg called. In Copenhagen, you'll find the synagogue built in the years 1830 to 1833, college and university libraries, town hall built in the Italian Renaissance style, Tivoli amusement park, zoo, and many other monuments.
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark. It lies on the east coast of Zealand and partly on the island of Amager. Since 2000, the city is connected by a bridge in the Swedish city of Malmö. The greatest symbols of Copenhagen include a small bronze statue has a story villas H. Ch. Andersen. The first mention dates from Copenhagen 1043rd In the 12th and 13 century, Copenhagen has developed as a commercial city. The monarch, who is entered in the history of Christian IV, Copenhagen. Who supported the building of churches and castles. He also strengthened the port of Copenhagen, who later resisted the Swedes. In the 19th century, in the 1807 shelling of Copenhagen is the English armies. During World War II, Norway was neutral and therefore not in Copenhagen, for any damage, unfortunately, during World War II Copenhagen was occupied by Hitler's Germany and there was the destruction of many monuments. City offers many historic monuments: the castle is located in Christiansborg Slot, Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels and there is also a nice park. Tojhusmuseet complex that is part of the castle, and today it houses a collection of works, military uniforms and weapons. There is a great Thorvaldsens Museet museum collection in which the sculptor Thorvaldsena. The tour is definitely Holmens Kirche church or church-Garnisons military church. There are many great palaces and the Royal Palace Amalienborg called. In Copenhagen, you'll find the synagogue built in the years 1830 to 1833, college and university libraries, town hall built in the Italian Renaissance style, Tivoli amusement park, zoo, and many other monuments.Denmarktravelwithme
