My last post in Copenhagen features a variety of shots that didn't fit in my earlier posts. A few of these images peel back the carefully groomed veneer of Danish sensibilities, including the graffiti covered train above, and a snarl of parked bikes later on. Scroll on for a final taste of Viking history as well as architecture, both ultra modern, and Victorian. In my next post, I'll take you outside of the capitol to a marvelous art museum named for an American state!
The Tirsted Runestone, made in memory of a Viking who died in Sweden, at the Danish National Museum.
Relatively orderly multi-level bike parking at the train station
Copenhagen bike pollution - A side effect of the wonderful bicycle culture is that parking often gets out of control
The pagoda theater in the famous Tivoli Gardens
A fighter plane soars above Tivoli Gardens, in the center of Copenhagen
The Nykredit headquarters building, known as the Crystal (Krystallen) where I was treated to lunch by a friend of my sister
This circular building, completed in 1886, was a venue for circus performances and now hosts music and variety shows!
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Did you see my other recent Scandinavian travel posts?
