A city of sustainability, colors and bikes.
Hallernes Smørrebrød, a farmers market north of Central Station.
Two of the most attracting things that I found at the market are fish and smoothies. Copenhagen is a city near water, so fish automatically becomes the favorites among other meat. Maybe because of the health life style that people have, the smoothies are very fresh and juicy (smoothies in Denmark is basically a mix of juices). They also come with a relative high price, tough, about 60 krones (10 USD) for one cup.
Strøget, the main shopping street in Copenhagen
Going back to Central Station, we came across the shopping street. Due to the high cost of living, shopping in Copenhagen is usually more expensive than other cities. Though maybe H&M and LEGO could be the way to go here.
My friends and I at the Little Mermaid
Going further north, now we approach the Little Mermaid. It is also a military base. It is really "Little" as you can see from the pictures, and it is probably the furthest tourist destination. If you are a Andersen's fan, come here early in the morning, otherwise all you can see is the crowd and it is hard to enjoy the serendipity and the sincerity.
People waiting for the traffic lights
Coming back from the Mermaid, two that caught my eyes are:
1. There are many bikers.
2. that people generally don't cross the red lights -- unlike may other big cities, so don't be an outlier there!
Royal Danish Playhouse (Skuespilhuset) on the waterfront
A view form the top of the Christainbor Palace
