Hygge in action — colourful harbours, royal palaces, and a free state within a capital.

Stops on This Tour (9)

1. 1
   Nyhavn Colourful 17th-century harbour front — Hans Christian Andersen lived at Nos. 18, 20, and 67
2. 2
   Amalienborg Palace Royal residence — the guard changes daily at noon with military band
3. 3
   The Marble Church Frederik's Church — dome modelled on St Peter's in Rome
4. 4
   Little Mermaid Andersen's bronze heroine — smaller than you expect, more poignant than you'd think
5. 5
   Kastellet Star-shaped fortress built 1626 — still an active military barracks
6. 6
   Rosenborg Castle Renaissance castle housing the Danish Crown Jewels
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   Strøget Europe's longest pedestrian street — 1.1 km from Rådhuspladsen to Kongens Nytorv
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   Christiansborg Palace Parliament, Supreme Court, and Royal Reception Rooms share one building
9. 9
   Christiania Self-proclaimed free state since 1971 — car-free, self-governing, controversial

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