[2025 Copenhagen Attraction] Travel Guide for Langelinie Park (Updated Apr)

Just morning in Copenhagen and need to catch a flight by noon,i want to focus on nearby attractions that are easy to access, so can make the most of limited time without stressing about getting to the airport. Here's a condensed itinerary of morning: ### 1. **Nyhavn (7:30 AM - 8:00 AM)** - Start your day early at **Nyhavn**, the picturesque canal lined with colorful buildings and boats. It's a great spot for a quick walk and some photos. You can grab a coffee or breakfast at one of the cafes along the water. ### 2. **Amalienborg Palace (8:10 AM - 8:30 AM)** - From Nyhavn, it’s a short walk to **Amalienborg Palace**, the royal residence. If you're there early enough, you may catch the **changing of the guard** ceremony (usually at noon, but worth checking the schedule). You can also admire the palace and its square from the outside. ### 3. **The Little Mermaid Statue (8:40 AM - 9:00 AM)** - After Amalienborg, walk towards **Langelinie Park** to see the famous **Little Mermaid** statue. It’s a quick visit but worth it to see one of Copenhagen's most iconic landmarks. ### 4. **Rosenborg Castle (9:15 AM - 9:45 AM)** - Take a short taxi or walk to **Rosenborg Castle**, where you can explore the exterior and the beautiful gardens. If you have time, you can quickly pop inside to see the crown jewels, but if you’re on a tight schedule, the gardens and the castle’s surroundings will still be a lovely experience. ### 5. **Return to Airport (10:00 AM - 10:30 AM)** - Leave around 10:00 AM to ensure you have plenty of time to get to **Copenhagen Airport (CPH)**, which is about 20-30 minutes from central Copenhagen by taxi or public transport. This quick itinerary will allow you to experience a few of Copenhagen's must-see landmarks in the morning before catching my #Copenhagen flight!

If you like cherry blossoms, run to Langelinie Park🌸 I didn't go there to see cherry blossoms, but I went to Rosenborg Castle and followed my friend's husband who took me on a tour, and it was a place that was in full bloom and left a lasting impression on me:) There are many famous places in Copenhagen nearby, so it's a good place to see cherry blossoms and tour! There are so many things to see, such as the Little Mermaid statue, Amalienborg Castle where the Danish royal family currently resides, and Frederik's Church, so I recommend taking a walk around and seeing them👏🏻👏🏻 Actually.. I didn't plan on seeing the Little Mermaid statue, but I saw it on the way thereㅋㅋㅋ If you don't have time, you don't have to go see it..! 📍Location 🖼️1-6 Langelinie 25, Langelinieparken, 2100 København, Denmark 🖼️7-8 Langelinievej, 2100 København Ø, Denmark #OctoberTravelSupportEvent #Copenhagen #CopenhagenTravel #Denmark #DenmarkTravel

Copenhagen Capital Region, continue on the road and enter Copenhagen from Gothenburg, embark on a dreamy fairy tale journey. Changdi Park, the sculpture "Little Mermaid" on the port of the park, is based on Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea". From a distance, the Little Mermaid sits quietly on a rock, looking into the distance, welcoming every tourist from all over the world, telling us beautiful fairy tales. Copenhagen City Hall, where the bronze statue of the great writer Hans Christian Andersen is located. Rosenborg Castle, one of Denmark's famous castles 🏯, is one of the iconic buildings. The castle is like a palace in a fairy tale, with pleasant scenery and unique architecture; strolling in it, you will mistakenly think that you have also entered a fairy tale world. Denmark, with its developed economy, generous government welfare, comfortable living environment, and stable currency, has become one of the happiest countries in the world. The people here really do seem to live in a fairy tale world, with everyone's face beaming with happy smiles, even the street singers selling their songs are incredibly joyful.

#UnparalleledSeaview #OverseasTravel #Denmark When you think of Denmark, you must think of blue jar cookies (me too), but in fact, Denmark has another national treasure, the famous fairy tale writer Andersen. His fairy tale mermaids should be well-known to every household, so the Danish government helped him make a seaside statue to show his contribution. A few years ago I went to Danish backpack, of course to see the mermaid style! I remember the day I dropped off my things at the hostel, rested for a while and left to find the mermaid, I strolled through the streets of Copenhagen, stopped and took pictures, the city of Copenhagen is indeed very good, both cars and people are very polite, even you If you accidentally run a red light, you will pass first. After an hour or so of walking, I finally arrived at the waterfront park where the mermaids are located. The mermaid statue is placed on a stone by the sea, the bronze statue is lifelike, as if the mermaid princess is waiting for the return of her beloved prince. However, I see many people climbing close to stones or even statues to take pictures, in fact, doing so is not only dangerous, but also very disrespectful to the local culture, so do not imitate! However, after this trip, my trip to do list can be crossed off again!

Location: Copenhagen Long Beach Park / hc / small mermaid bronze statue experience: / hc / but the reality of the little mermaid may be more tragic than the story. The statue of Little Beauty has been robbed many times. She was once beheaded twice, broken once, bombed into the sea by explosives, and was covered in a veil of Muslim women. She was splashed with red paint some time ago. According to the tour guide, one of the two decapitations was that the two local youths saw their heads with a chainsaw overnight. At that time, a reporter learned the news and rushed to the bronze statue in advance, and photographed the only mermaid. The photo of the head was subsequently blocked by the government and the bronze statue of the mermaid was taken away. Since then, the photo has made this reporter live a carefree life, because it is enough for her to live for a lifetime. This year, she was filled with red paint, and the words "Denmark, defending the whales of the Faroe Islands" appeared in front of the bronze statue. I believe this incident is related to the recent protest against the killing of pilot whales in the Faroe Islands in Denmark. My perspective: Today's mermaid is also suffering from "torture", looking at the mermaid of this human fishtail, she sits on a huge granite, quiet and elegant, leisurely and self-satisfied; approach this seat The bronze statue, seen by a girl who is melancholy and thoughtful.