Miscellaneous photographs of Copenhagen, Denmark

This is the entrance to Tivoli Gardens amusement park.

Nørregade street.

The Church of Our Lady.

Bispetorv is a small public square in central Copenhagen.

A monument in the centre of Bispetorv square commemorates the Reformation of Denmark.

A monument in the centre of Bispetorv square was inaugurated on 6 June 1943.

This is the facade of the Church of Our Lady.

The statue of David is situated beside the Church of Our Lady.

This is the facade of the University of Copenhagen main building.

The bronze bust of Vilhelm Thomsen “1842-1927” is situated beside the University of Copenhagen main building.

The Round Tower as seen from Krystalgade street.

The Church of Our Lady as seen from St. Peter's Church.

This is the facade of St. Peter's Church.

This is the clock tower of St. Peter's Church.

This is the tower of St. Peter's Church.

This is the inner garden of St. Peter's Church.

St. Peter's School is a German international private school.

Danske Bank A/S.

Torvehallerne food market.

Linnésgade street.

Torvehallerne

This is the interior of Torvehallerne food market.

Cleaver's Meat Market butcher shop is located at Torvehallerne food market.

Seafood open faced sandwiches are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Seafood are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Fish and prawns are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Smoked fish is for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Hunting scene of a hanging pheasant and hare at Torvehallerne food market.

Live lobsters are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

There are free public toilets beside Torvehallerne food market.

Frederiksborggade street.

A female cyclist is on Frederiksborggade street.

Open faced sandwiches are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Gilt-head bream “Dorade” is for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Seafood salads are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Vegetable salads are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Mozzarella is for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Rack of lamb “Lammekrone” is for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Chocolate sweets are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Chocolate sweets with shapes of frogs are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Pistachio ice cream is for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Kultorvet

Dragée are for sale at Torvehallerne food market.

Star Shoes shoe store.

Kultorvet “The Coal Market” square.

The Christmas trees are for sale on Kultorvet square.

The National Gallery of Denmark and its surrounding area

Egmont media company.

“A Hereford Beefstouw” steak house.

Restaurant Nagoya conveyor belt sushi restaurant.

Eastern Corner “Ec2go” Thai Take Away restaurant.

Østre Anlæg park.

The National Gallery of Denmark.

Sølvgade street.

The National Gallery of Denmark collects, registers, maintains, researches and handles Danish and foreign art.

Øster Voldgade street.

BaseCamp Sølvgade student housing center.

The Copenhagen Opera House is the national opera house of Denmark.

Nyhavn ferry terminal.

Nyhavn

Skuespilhuset “Royal Danish Playhouse” performing arts theater.

Inderhavnsbroen “The Inner Harbour Bridge” is joined to Nyhavn (west) and Christianshavn (east).

Weca Holding ApS.

Nyhavnskroen restaurant.

Nyhavn is a 17th-century waterfront, canal and entertainment district.

Nyhavn waterfront, 43.

Cafe Liva performing arts theater.

Nyhavn waterfront is stretching from Kongens Nytorv to the harbour front just south of the Royal Playhouse.

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Nyhavn waterfront is lined by brightly coloured 17th and early 18th century townhouses.

Lene Hansson wellness center.

Thai Asia Take Away restaurant.

Dong Yuan chinese restaurant.

The Church of Our Saviour as seen from Cort Adelers Gade street.

Danske Bank.

The Church of Holmen as seen from Holmens Kanal street.

Magasin du Nord is a Danish chain of department stores.

The flagship store of Magasin du Nord is located on Kongens Nytorv.

The Christmas facade of Magasin du Nord flagship store.

A crosswalk is in front of Magasin du Nord flagship store.

The main entrance of Magasin du Nord flagship store is decorated with Christmas theme.

The Hotel D'Angleterre is decorated with icicles.

The Hotel D'Angleterre is luxuriously decorated with Christmas theme.

The facade of the Hotel D'Angleterre is decorated with Christmas theme.

Santa Claus's sleigh with flying reindeers is on Kongens Nytorv square.

The Christmas facade of the Hotel D'Angleterre as seen from the flying reindeer sleigh of Santa Claus.

A gluhwein (mulled wine) stand is located at the Christmas market on Kongens Nytorv square.

A white bear is at the Christmas market on Kongens Nytorv square.

The Copenhagen Amber Museum as seen from Kongens Nytorv square.

Bitte Kai Rand store.

“A Neapolitan fisherman teaches his son to play on the flute” (1893) by Otto Frederik Theobald Evens (1826-1895).

The statue of J.P.E. Hartmann by August Saabye (1905) is located on Sankt Annæ Plads.

Sankt Annæ Plads square.

Restaurant Amalie.

Amalienborg as seen from Amaliegade street.

Christian VII's Palace.

Royal Guard is in front of Christian IX's Palace.

Frederick VIII's Palace.

Moltke's Palace.

Royal guards are at the entrance to Christian VII's Palace.

Royal guards are at the entrance to Moltke's Palace.

Frederik V on Horseback is an equestrian bronze statue located in the center of Amalienborg square.

The equestrian bronze statue of King Frederik V was created by the French sculptor Jacques Saly.

Frederik's Church as seen from Amalienborg octagonal courtyard.

Frederik's Church as seen from Amalienborg Slotsplads.

Equestrian bronze statue of King Frederik V as seen from the Marble church.

The Marble Church “Marmorkirken”.

Frederik's Church, popularly known as the Marble Church for its rococo architecture, is an Evangelical Lutheran church.

The facade of the Alexander Nevsky Church as seen from Bredgade street.

This is the facade of the Marble Church.

This is the interior of the Marble Church.

This is the altar of the Marble Church.

This is the organ loft of the Marble Church.

This is the organ of the Marble Church.

This are the pews of the Marble Church.

The wooden carved art pano with an image of Jesus Christ is on the wall of the Marble Church.

The Alexander Nevsky Church.

This is the entrance to the Danish Museum of Art & Design.

This is the facade of the Danish Museum of Art & Design.

Købstædernes Forsikring was founded in 1761 and is one of the oldest existing insurance companies in Denmark.

Torvegade street.

Christian's Church.

This is the facade of Christian's Church.

The information plate with the name of the church is at the entrance to Christian's Church.

Strandgade street, 4.

The glass doors decorates the entrance to Christian's Church.

This is the interior of Christian's Church.

The unusual interior of Christian's Church is reminiscent of a theatre.

The entrance door of Christian's Church as seen from inside.

This is the entrance corridor of Christian's Church.

These are the public toilets of Christian's Church.

This is the tower of Christian's Church.

Numerous bicycles are parked beside Christian's Church.

The tower of Christiansborg Palace as seen from the Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

The black diamond building of the Royal Library as seen from the Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

The tower of Christiansborg Palace as seen from Copenhagen's harbour.

The Knippel Bridge connects Børsgade on Slotsholmen to Torvegade on Christianshavn.

The Knippel Bridge.

The Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

The Circle Bridge is located near the Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

Copenhagen's harbour is in the area of the Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

KVINFO research institute.

The black diamond building is the Royal Library.

This is the tower of Christian's Church as seen from the Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

This small pedestrian bridge is located between the buildings of the Danish headquarters of Nordea bank.

Jennow's Gaard is located at Strandgade, 12.

Espresso House “baresso” coffee shop.

Bicyclists ride along Torvegade street.

The tower of the Nikolaj contemporary art center as seen from Torvegade street.

Christianshavn subway station.

Torvegade 38.

Overgaden Neden Vandet street.

Asador restaurant.

Christianshavns bådudlejning & Café boat rental service.

Christianshavns Køreskole school.

The Apartment ApS.

The Church of Our Saviour.

The Church of Our Saviour is most famous for its helix spire with an external winding staircase that can be climbed to the top.

The Church of Our Saviour is a baroque church.

This is the entrance to the Church of Our Saviour.

A pulpit at the Church of Our Saviour is equipped with a round golden sounding board.

The Church of Our Saviour: this altarpiece is the work of Nicodemus Tessin.

The Church of Our Saviour: a statue of an angel blowing a trumpet is situated in front of the altarpiece created by Nicodemus Tessin.

The Church of Our Saviour: a pane with an inscription is below the altarpiece created by Nicodemus Tessin.

The Church of Our Saviour: This is the top part of the altarpiece created by Nicodemus Tessin.

An angel with a golden sword is in the Church of Our Saviour.

The Church of Our Saviour: a Christmas theme depicts baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph.

The Church of Our Saviour: a Christmas theme depicts a sheep.

This is the interior of the Church of Our Saviour.

This is the organ of the Church of Our Saviour.

These are the pews of the Church of Our Saviour.

The elephant statues are located below the organ of the Church of Our Saviour.

The organ of the Church of Our Saviour is depicted in detail.

Sankt Annæ Gade street.

This is the intersection between Dronningensgade and Sankt Annæ Gade streets.

This is the entrance to the tower of the Church of Our Saviour.

The tower of the Church of Our Saviour is closed due to bad weather.

This is the yard of the Church of Our Saviour.

This is the tower of the Church of Our Saviour.

Prinsessegade 50.

Irma supermarket.

The Øresund Bridge.

The Øresund Bridge as seen from a windshield of a bus.

The Øresund Bridge runs nearly 8 kilometres (5 miles) from the Swedish coast to the artificial island Peberholm in the middle of the strait.

This is the kitchen in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen

This is the kitchen table in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the coat closet in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the bedroom in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the bathroom in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the shower of the bathroom in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the hot tub of the bathroom in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

This is the washing machine in the apartment where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen.

Brøndbyøster Torv 82.

Byvænget 2.

This intersection connects Brøndbyøster boulevard to Brøndbyøstervej street.

This is the house where we stayed while we were in Copenhagen, Byvænget 1A.

Brøndbyøster boulevard.

Brøndbyøstervej street.

Brøndbyøster St. bus stop.

A bus #130 is at Brøndbyøster St. bus stop.

This is the pedestrian walkway to Brøndbyøster St. train station.