Like every trip and city visit I make, there’s always a “wandering around” time to see some sights. For Copenhagen, this ended up being the last full day of the visit. Here’s a photo tour of the places I wandered past that last afternoon:
Copenhagen’s famous Nyhavn. An area of 17-18th century buildings lining a canal stretching to the harbour:
The Royal Danish Theatre:
Quiet side streets in the heart of Copenhagen:
Something Copenhagen has in abundance – beautiful public squares:
Rosenborg Castle and Gardens:
Finally, back in the neighbourhood of the hotel, looking across Sortedams Sø toward central Copenhagen:
Bluenose Traveler 
WOOOW IT’S SO PRETTY! thanks alot!
Is it always this sunny? or did you happen to get lucky? haha
I learned a lot:) and hopefully I’ll get to visit Copenhagen one day!
Thanks for your comment. Copenhagen is a very beautiful city. We got very lucky with the weather. Nothing but sun and temperatures close to 30C for almost five days!
No problem! It was a nice post!:)
Yeah! I hear that there’s a heat wave spreading across Europe lately.