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Inside the capitol of Copenhagen, you find The Free Town Of Christiania. Christiania started in the 70’s on unused military ground. The state of Denmark agreed to let Christiania exist as a social experiment. Read much more about Christiania on the website http://www.christiania.org

Christiania is used to a lot of tourists, both danish and foreign visitors. Even tho’ Christiania is an area without a local policestation, it don’t lack of the presence of the authorities.

Christiania is a very nice place to visit and a lot of nice people. The dining places and cafés are great and you will find fine live music several places in the area.

The metro of Copenhagen is only a few years old and the whole tube net isn’t finished until several years

And will always be!
I’m ready to go there as the first freedom fighter ;)

Hey… found this: http://www.sfu.ca/casr/id-arcticviking.htm

This photo is taken from Hammeren, with a view over Hammeren Havn and the fortress, Hammershus on the top of the rocky hills

More info here: http://www.bornholminfo.dk/s1/Historie/Hammershus.asp?langId=2

Østerlars is a roundchurch amongst many on the wonderful island of Bornholm, but Østerlars is the largest of them all.
It’s really a fantastic building, always a visit worth.

More info here: http://www.bornholminfo.dk/s1/Sevaerdigheder/oesterlars.asp?langId=2

Bornholm is really a great place…so great that I have decided to move there.
I’m just about to buy a house there and I never think I will regret that!
I’ve uploaded some photos

http://www.tycho.dk/
The Tycho Brahe Planetarium is always a visit worth. There is a free permanent exhibition and you can visit the planetarium itself… to see the stars or to watch a OmniMax movie

This part of Copenhagen is located in the middele of the city. You find The Townhall Square called “Rådhuspladsen”, Tivoli, The Central Station called “Hovedbanegården” and a whole lot of other places

This is where people live, so you can find anything

Nørrebro has it all