Denmark

We arrived in Copenhagen on a cold Sunday. We had found Munich cold, so going up that much in latitude didn't help matters much. Also, the city closes on Sundays, or at least a lot of the shops and attractions.
Sue's wearing a sweater and jacket under her jacket.

But we made the best of it. There were sculptures

and a free museum which was actually really good, worthy of being the national museum of any european country. It made us glad we hadn't paid for similar museums earlier (at least not often).
There was a large part of the museum devoted to Asia, of which I have about 50 pics.

The cityscape is quite pretty, with the differently colored buildings along the canals

Oh and the statue of the Little Mermaid, which is quite little indeed - about 3 feet tall.

A district of row houses about 500 years old, former army barracks

安徒生的童话你听过吗？丹麦就是那个有火炉和童话的国家。这不，9月中旬，粼粼的寒风已经不得不让我们穿上包里所有的衣服了！
哥本哈根并不是一个很讨巧的城市 – 让你爱不起来，也恨不起来。走过路过，让人对其留不下多深的印象。
火车站

旧城区和衣物臃肿的我

难看的雕塑- 就我仅有的雕塑知识，我知道城市雕塑是寓意和美感的综合体。可惜，我在这尊雕像里找不到美感，也猜不透寓意。

运河里的游船。可惜天气太冷，没有游客。

皇家建筑







吉尼斯大全博物馆



这个风景在明信片上演绎了多次。什么时候，中国的住宅小区也能被漆得这么花花绿绿呢？


为了逃避寒冷的天气，我们终于钻进了博物馆。拿雕像做柱子，我喜欢。

青蛙王子 – 我单身的时候没有遇见他，在博物馆的礼品店和它一见钟情的时候，我已经名花有主了！

海的女儿 （又名：美人鱼） - 这则童话被演绎了多次，成为安徒生最著名的作品之一。这尊美人鱼像也成了哥本哈根的标志物。


同样是女生，这个女人怎么如此剽悍叻？


在走回火车站的路上，一排排黄色的小楼引起了我们的兴趣。这些建筑比波兰的集中营还老旧，最初我们还以为是军队的新兵营，直到当地人告诉我们这是他们的民居。

给世界儿童带来快乐和梦想的安徒生同志和我在儿童公园

在儿童公园里玩儿童大型玩具





有些岁月是再也回不去的了，只能用蒙太奇的手法在熟悉的场景里扑捉，然后慢慢回味。