Pictures from Copenhagen
A statue of a nurse and an infant in front of the Bispebjerg Hospital where I learnt nursing The main building at Bispebjerg Hospital Copenhagen, North West Historical pavillions at Bispebjerg Hospital Copenhagen, North West
Copenhagen has grown in population, and old working-class area with older people have changed into lively places with young families and youths in the streets. Many bring their meals out in the parks and even the churchyard, which becomes recreative places.
Brumleby in Østerbro, Historical working-class buildings. A War Memorial for the killed sailors in the harbour of Copenhagen April 2, 1801. Horatio Nelson destroyed our fleet A historical building near Nyboder at Olfert Fishersgade, inner Copenhagen Roses on a house wall Østerbro Station and Dag Hammerskjölds Allé
From a visit last week I would like to show you some of the places I walked through.
For a very long time, road works have been ongoing due to Metro building and other work to hinder water damage from excessive rainfall. Finally, most are finished, and we are only waiting for tourists to return. I miss very much hearing languages from all over the place.
A historical building near Nyboder at Olfert Fishersgade, inner Copenhagen Nyboder and St. Paul’s Church Area close to Nyboder built in a similar style The Rose Garden inside The King’s Garden opposite Rosenborg Castle The Rose Garden at The Kings Garden Getting takeaway falafel in The Assistens Churchyard and Metro Station
We now have to show the so-called Corona passport to sit down at a restaurant. The few times I have been in that situation, I tell them that I am exempt from testing and pass through. We are living in a strange world where our God-given freedoms disappear with most people’s acceptance.
One of the three lakes in Copenhagen from the old defence moats The Lake Pavillion at Peblinge Lake The Lake Pavillion at Peblinge Lake The Lake Pavillion at Peblinge Lake The Lake Pavillion at Peblinge Lake
Starting at the North-Western part of Copenhagen to the Eastern and the Central part and back to the Northern part where we stayed. A walk at about 15-18k.
Categories: Copenhagen, Historical Buildings, Parks