The Court House in Copenhagen “A country is built by the law.”

A building next to the Court House in Copenhagen the pedestrian street to the right.

A former Apartment Store called Daells Varehus. My childhood’s clothes come from that store.

Looking at the “Round Tower” in Chrystal Street. The old part of our university to the right

Christiansborg Castle, our government in Denmark. Henry taking photos of the King’s statue.

Lamp at Christiansborg Castle, our government in Denmark

King Frederik VII, who gave us our Constitution in 1849. The new granite terror protection to the right along the building.

Børsen, built in the 1600s close to our Government buildings close to the harbour

Holmens Kirke, The Church for our Navy where my grandmother was baptised and confirmed

Iconic watchtower on a bridge in Copenhagen

The physicist Hans Christian Oersted invented the Electromagnetism in this house in 1820

A unique name of a street in Christianshavn, a part of Copenhagen. “The Upper Street at the water.”

A street and a canal in Christianshavn, a part of Copenhagen. “The Upper Street at the water.”

Colourful bicycles outside a shop in Copenhagen

A sculpture honouring a Nobel Prize-winning doctor Finsen at our main hospital. He invented a light cure for skin diseases

Evening at the popular Copenhagen Lakes in Central Copenhagen.