Denmark town in California, USA.

Most Chinese who travel to the western United States choose to visit a section of "U.S. Highway 1", but this is actually a misunderstanding. To be precise, this is California State Route 1, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, California State Route 1 or the Pacific Coast Highway. Most people choose to travel from San Francisco to Los Angeles for the convenience of sightseeing and parking. The Danish town is an attraction along the way. Its real name is Solvang. It is not far from Highway 1 and Santa Barbara, and many tourists will make a special trip to check in. A Danish town may be named because the ancestors of the local residents came from Denmark and nearby areas, or it may be a town developed for commercial interests. I am more inclined to the former, believing that it was established out of nostalgia for the living environment of his hometown, and later it was discovered to have commercial value and gradually developed into a small town. The town is actually a road with architectural styles on both sides that have Danish characteristics. I feel that it is similar to Germany, the Netherlands, France and other places. It is estimated to be about 300 meters long and not very deep. Most of the places are hotels and restaurants, as well as some small commodity (tourist souvenir) shops. It is convenient to drive by yourself. There are many free parking lots nearby and no tickets are required. It can be used as a stopover on the way to have a short rest. The scenery is pleasant and the merchants are very polite. Take some photos, and maybe even you’ll feel the atmosphere of a small town in Europe. Attached are some photos, hope you like them. 😊