Colourful Copenhagen

Colourful. Full of life, is what I would like to describe Copenhagen. Despite its loud attractions with streets, coastlines, architecture, art and history the place also has a way of keeping you relaxed and calm, I found it very easy to be comfortable in the city.

Denmark's very own capital ensures that your photos will be splashed with every colour from the rainbow, even a cloudy or rainy weather would not dare to overpower the wonderful scenery. Streets such as Nyhavn, Christianhavn and Magstræde are as beautiful as what other Copenhagen blogs have repetitively told you. Other than these known attractions, do not fear the safe area for you may find an area that will promise to provide quality content Instagram feed.

What amazes me is the place very own commitment to retain their remarkable heritage with their palaces and other historical landmarks. Rundertarn, Christiansborg Palace and Church of our Saviour are a few to name, presents their country's culture and history. Other than the modernity that Copenhagen has to offer, these historical sights is a good balance for them to symbolise the Danish monarchy.

Lastly, Copenhagen is one of the places I know who is able to maintain their development in history, art and of course their architecture. just. speechless. despite only being able to see a couple of them, it was enough for me in awe of such buildings that I could not even fully put into words. It was different, not all of them being consistent, but each architecture being unique in its own way. Places such as The Black Diamond, Axel Towers and VM House.

Copenhagen being my first stop in Europe has definitely brought a massive culture shock as to how it is for me in Hong Kong. But what I love about Copenhagen is how laid back, cozy and welcoming they are towards everyone as you cycle along the city - truly a unique place.

Nyhavn

Magstræde

Christiansborg Palace

Gefion Fountain

Freetown Christina

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