5/26: Train to Roskilde, Long Walk to Viking Museum and Boat, Cathedral, & Ragnarock Museum

As we have been riding our bikes in Denmark, we never rode on a train before. Norreport was our closest train station from our dormitory.

~Train ride to Roskilde

As we arrive to Roskilde, their town was very moist and green. So many restaurants, retail, interior designs, and boutiques. I began to realize that Denmark takes care of the environment seriously. Every other place I have been is so clean and colorful. While we were walking in Roskilde, we were on the way to the pier. Over there, there is Viking ship and the museum.

Cafe Knarr has the best food and coffee there. The food tried was the Viking Plank and Caffe Latte with oat milk. This place I recommend! :)

Above: this is the Viking Boat. We, unfortunately, did not get on the boat because the tour did not fit for 17 people total, so we spend time at their museum and finding some food around.

Inside, they have a wood workshop. They were working on making more new boats. I wonder how long it takes for them to make one boat

After we spent time there, we visited the Cathedral.

What really admires me was the architecture and the paintings. Inside was enormous. I feel it has a lot more aspects than the marble church (the church I went on the first tour). I really love how they set the mirror to see the roof work. Even with the paintings, I love how enormous it is and it brings the history of the Lutherans.

After we left Roskilde, we walked to Ragnarock Museum.

They installed two exhibitions in the museum. The museum brought the music history of Punk Rock. I was really impressed how they installed all the music soundtracks, televisions showing the singers, and fashion. My favorite part of the exhibit was watching the live music videos. One of my favorite song pieces I heard while I was viewing the exhibit was Dancing on My Own by Robyn. She was singing live at Roskilde Festival. I wish someday I would come to a live concert. What I also love about this museum is how they created a list of music records and the installations of disco ball. For those who really love rock music, this museum is what I recommend.