Unique Things To See In Copenhagen Denmark & Tips For Saving Money

A quirky town full of dramatic history and swashbuckling tales! Copenhagen is one of the most unique cities in Europe with its colorful houses, delicious food (no really they have the highest number of Michelin Star Restaurants per capita just behind Japan), and the special spices of the free town of Christiana it really is not something to miss. Come with me as I show you the most unique things to see in Copenhagen Denmark. I'll also give you some great tips on saving money while visiting - it isn't known as the most budget friendly town, so you'll want to watch this one if you plan on visiting for sure!
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:36 Getting around Copenhagen
01:26 Nyhavn Harbor Travel Tips
03:03 Memorial Anchor
03:28 Canal Tour vs Water Taxi
04:04 Agneta and the Merman
04:30 Little Mermaid Statue (Worth it?)
05:17 Day Two Itinerary
06:04 Naughty Street of Copenhagen
06:13 WATCH OUT!
06:29 Round Tower
06:40 Rosenborg Castle
09:55 Kings Garden
10:15 Politically Incorrect Tour
12:38 Best Food Markets In Copenhagen
12:54 Church of our Savior
13:00 Christiana Free Town Tips
14:02 Lego and Tivoli Gardens
15:33 Superkilen Park
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Hi! Welcome to the Culture Trekking Community! My name is Janiel a story collector that tries to inspire you on the inside to better explore the outside through cultural connection and sustainable adventures. I am a dog mum to Zoey (a Cockapoo) and Finnegan (a Boxer), we take lots of road trips through Utah (my home state), and they are my happy place. If you are someone who likes to leave the world a little better no matter where you step into it, I would LOVE to have you join the community!

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A small correction.
Christiania was started in 1971.
The place used to be a navy property but was taken over by the hippies in 1971.
Due to quite a lot of violence and recent murders, Pusher Street is in the process of being closed down. Even the normal inhabitants of Christiania have had enough of the gangs running Pusher Street.
A few bits of history.
The lakes in Tivoli Gardens and Botanic Garden are actually remnants of the moat that surrounded Copenhagen up to the mid 1850s. The last part of the original fortifications were removed in the 1880s.
The place where Superkilen Park is located today once had train tracks going through the location. These were finally removed in the beginning of the 1930s.

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Magic! Thanks so much for telling me about this!