Europe trip 2024 - Denmark - Day 2- Part 1 - Copenhagen in Tamil with eng subtitles

This video is about our second day trip in Copenhagen.During our second day in Copenhagen, we began by visiting the small mermaid statue near the port. The 1.25-meter-tall bronze statue is a symbol of the city and is based on the character from the story "The Little Mermaid" by Hans Christian Andersen. We then walked by the nearby Maritime Monument, a bronze statue in memory of sailors lost in the First World War.
Next, we explored the fort built by King Christian IV, which played a crucial role in the war with the British in 1626. The fort's pentagon shape and deep trenches reminded me of a similar Portuguese fort I saw in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. Just outside the fort, we found a pond with beautiful yellow lilies near the stunning St. Albans Church, which resembles a giant sharpened pencil. Surrounding this area were green trees, wide meadows, and streams, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
Continuing our walk down Bredgade, I noticed a row of colorful houses that reminded me of those in Austria. At the end of the street, we found the "Alexander Nevsky" Russian Orthodox Church, recognizable by its three onion-shaped brass domes.
Close by was the Amalienborg Palace, with its four identical buildings at the four corners and a museum inside. We didn't go inside the palace but stayed in the square to watch the changing of the guards at 12.00. While many tourists enjoyed the event, I found it to be a test of patience due to the long wait.
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