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Posts tagged copenhagen

Strøget after dark

Strøget night fountains copenhagen denmark

I’m going to really miss Copenhagen this summer. Today’s photo is of the famous street Strøget.

Copenhagen boy and his dog

copenhagen boy dog church denmark

I took today’s photo while on a bike ride from the beach (Amager Strand) back into central Copenhagen. I tried looking on Google maps to figure out the name of the church in the background but couldn’t find it. I think I was on Amager Strandvej (although it’s possible I was on Amagerbrogade or something else in that vicinity). Anyone know the name of the church? Of course, it may not be used as a church anymore since this is Denmark. It could be a museum or restaurant or something else at this point in Danish history.

Faux-beach in Copenhagen

copenhagen beach jazz festival

During the Copenhagen Jazz Festival last summer, a beach was created at this location so that you could soak up the sun while listening to jazz. The black stage on the left is where the performances took place.

Across the water on the island of Holmen you can see the Copenhagen Opera House.

Nyhavn after dark

night photography nyhavn denmark copenhagen after dark

Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark - July 2011

Copenhagen Cycle Chic

Copenhagen Cycle Chic

If you like today’s photo then you should also check out Copenhagen Cycle Chic, a blog with thousands of similar images of people riding bikes through the streets of Copenhagen.

In the background of today’s photo you can see the buses lined up next to Tivoli. This street is called Hans Christian Andersen Boulevard.

Rosenborg Castle Knight’s Hall

copenhagen rosenborg castle throne room slot

Most of the time, if you walk into Rosenborg Slot‘s Knight’s Hall it is swarming with tourists. However, I got lucky as it was completely empty. What a feeling it was to be in such a room all by myself. The king and queen’s thrones can be seen at the far end. I’ll post close-up photos of them at some point.