5/23: Tour- Rosenborg Castle, Stork Fountain, Canal Tour, Church of Denmark, Amalienborg, and Nyhawn

After I finished unpacking my stuff, we finally get to tour around Copenhagen. I was excited to see the environment and the Danish culture. Denmark is my first European country I ever visited. The place is very moist, and I saw many people riding bikes and cars (although I see more people ride on bikes than cars). I had no idea where we were starting but my instructors led us to a good start.

Rosenborg Castle: The first place we walked was Rosenborg Castle. It was close to our BaseCamp. I really love how peaceful this place is. I heard the Queen and Princess of Denmark comes over there. I wondered and wished that we could take a look what is inside.

Boat Canal: One of my favorite tour places I went. I always like to ride on boats and want to see the border of Denmark where all the colorful houses are located. I believe the water is very cold to swim.

The Church of Denmark: I really admire the architecture design of this church. I learned that this church is part of the Lutheran Christian. The interior design reminds me of the art history I took. When I went inside, it was really huge and quiet. Some people were praying but the church was ready to be closed. I also love the glass window works and all the paintings and sculptures around the church.

Amalienborg: After we went to the Lutheran Church, we walked in one of the paths down the street and we saw the Amalienborg which is the home of the royalty. The place is very spacious. I can still see the church far away.

Nyhawn: This was the last place we visited on that day. I always want to see this area after we had a long boat canal tour. I felt very satisfied to see the people, the food, and the boats around. The whole atmosphere was just bright, and there were a lot of people spending time there. Hopefully, when I have enough free time, I will come and try their food again.

This was my first Copenhagen tour I had on that day. I am very glad that I got a chance to visit to a place that is once in a lifetime. I look forward to see more events and more places in Denmark.