Didi Annandale
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Nordic Seaplanes
Bought a flight for my husband (he's obsessed with VR flight simulation) The staff were friendly and stayed back to answer all his questions after the flight ( not sure how they had that much patience 🤣🤣) and the Pilot even let him look I to the front and explained more on the radars and controls.
Besides the friendly staff, the flight was amazing, they did a circuit around Copenhagen and explained where they were flying over and did the whole tourist thing.
Even though I didn't fly, I enjoyed watching the takeoff and landing. Even found a spot to the left by the water for a good view and got to relax in the sun 🌞
Besides the friendly staff, the flight was amazing, they did a circuit around Copenhagen and explained where they were flying over and did the whole tourist thing.
Even though I didn't fly, I enjoyed watching the takeoff and landing. Even found a spot to the left by the water for a good view and got to relax in the sun 🌞
Workers Museum
This was a very interesting museum. Starting from how children worked (from the 1800s to the early 1900s) and then into the union of workers.
Most of the displays are in Danish. However, we found a info booklet towards the front with the displays and english translations. I'd suggest getting this as there are a lot that don't have the translation on the 1st floor.
The second floor has screens where you can select english so that helped too.
I loved the set up and how you could interact in the scenes or rooms.
I loved how the rooms were set up to look authentic and had little stories. It was very well done.
There is an elevator on the first floor if needed but you do need to get up 3 steps to get there.
I would recommend this visit, especially with kids as they can dress up and play.
The staff were amazing and friendly and the little shop had quite a few cure gadgets and trinkets.
Most of the displays are in Danish. However, we found a info booklet towards the front with the displays and english translations. I'd suggest getting this as there are a lot that don't have the translation on the 1st floor.
The second floor has screens where you can select english so that helped too.
I loved the set up and how you could interact in the scenes or rooms.
I loved how the rooms were set up to look authentic and had little stories. It was very well done.
There is an elevator on the first floor if needed but you do need to get up 3 steps to get there.
I would recommend this visit, especially with kids as they can dress up and play.
The staff were amazing and friendly and the little shop had quite a few cure gadgets and trinkets.
Babylon Coffeeshop
Was a nice coffee shop. Not overcrowded and we managed to find a place to sit. Cheaper than most of the tourist coffee shops.
Off the main path so you won't be smoking a joint and people watching. But if you looking for relaxing in comfy chairs, reasonably priced and good music, then I'd suggest stopping past here.
Off the main path so you won't be smoking a joint and people watching. But if you looking for relaxing in comfy chairs, reasonably priced and good music, then I'd suggest stopping past here.
Trold der vejrer Kristenblod
While taking a walk, I saw this amazing statue. Just outside of a large church. This beautiful troll stands on a corner. I was amazed as I found it stunning. It was made in 1896 my Niels Hansen-Jacobsen in plaster but recast in bronze in 1901. The name translated to the Troll that smells Christian blood. This is a copy of the original as the original bronze cast is in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. It is a stunning statue and worth a visit if passing by 😊 The name comes from a Norse Folklore, where the hero hides in the trolls castle. Thereafter, whenever the troll enters the castle, he cries, "I smell a Christian man's blood"