Copenhagen pictures 2023

[kopenhagen5]

I shall post more pics as I resize them.

Near my placeCity, charging ports everywhereCityRosenborg Castle in cityNyhavnCity square

[kopenhagen5]

Only a phone camera, but its a good one.

There are so many old buildings and they are very modern inside. Very cosy.

The councils don't allow signage, at least only small basic signs, hence much of both city and country side has a natural, old world look.

Note to self - Must buy Tattslotto ticket.

[kopenhagen5]

Old Viking village

Cousin's childrenCousin's children

[countessalmirena]

That village is amazing.

The influence on the modern houses is obvious. I love the look, love it.

And what a good-looking family.

[mtnlane]

Wonderful, wonderful la la la la ..........🎶

Looks like a hobbit town Kopes

Happy family pictures also!

Thank you for your generosity in sharing them 🙂

[springyzone]

That Viking village looks interesting.

It does look like a hobbit town.

[nicnacs_4u]

Great pics Kopes thanks again for posting them.:-)

[kopenhagen5]

And finally Norway

Town square in BergenWalking street in BergenHarbourOld wharf, BryggenNear BryggenFish market

[kopenhagen5]

More Norway

From Floyen looking at BergenBergenBergenOld BergenOld BergenBergen nowA friendly troll I met.

[countessalmirena]

I very much like the harbour and old wharf, the building style in the “near Bryggen”, and the fish market. It’s a simple and attractive style, almost like a model village (if that makes sense).

The forest of Bergen exudes cool fresh sharp piney redolence; beyond where the curving coast protrudes into the glassy sea, there’s a wonderful sense of distance and adventure that is beautifully captured in the photo. I also love the way Old Bergen lies in the embrace of the hills behind it, and the straight shipshape lines of the buildings in both old and modern Bergen along the cobbled and stone-paved streets.

[kopenhagen5]

I couldn't have described it better than your exalting words.

The old buildings of 'Bryggen' were built in 1702 entirely of timber and had water flowing underneath as they sit on the original wharf. I believe the water from the bay is now blocked so as to preserve the foundations.

So walking around inside the maze of buildings, one walks on timber.