Top Things to do In Aalborg 2022

"Gothic Square is an important building and is a very interesting place in Gothicburg. The square is not a big area, but you can see some of Sweden's specialty cafes and small hotels, which are special areas to enjoy."

"The fairyland, there are many castles. Short two-day trip, Copenhagen is very impressed, although it is late autumn, there is no imagination of the Nordic countries, the sun is warm, and people are very enthusiastic. Feel better than Norway."

"Kongens Nytorv (Kongens Nytorv) is the largest public square in Copenhagen, Denmark, located in the center of the pedestrian street Strøget. The square was laid out by Christian V in 1670 for the main extension of the fortress city, and a statue of his horse was placed in the center."

"Copenhagen Palace Square is also an interesting place worth visiting. This small square attracts many foreign landscapes. The environment of the square is also pretty good, with a huge sculpture in the center."

"Malmö Town Hall Square was built in the most prosperous period of Malmö in the 1630s. Famous buildings around the square include the Town Hall and the former residence of the first mayor Cook. There is also a 400-year-old "Lion Pharmacy" in the corner of the square. In the middle is the riding statue of Karl X Gustav. Many buildings around the square have hundreds of years of history. Although the small square is small, every building here has a sense of history, and every house has a story. Walking into the small square from the pedestrian street, you can see a red half-timbered house, which is the best-preserved 16th century half-timbered house in Malmö. It is called the Hedmanska Courtyard along with the yellow stucco house next to it. In summer, there are often small concerts in the courtyard. In the old courtyard, it is a modern design center. There are also many restaurants and cafes around Malmö Town Hall Square, which is also a place for local people to gather, relax and entertain."

"Odense, the third largest city in Denmark, follow Andersen's footsteps to explore this fairytale city. The square is not lively, but it does gather more architecture and humanities. The overall feeling is very good."

"The small square of Malmö was built in the 16th century, not far from the main square. It is surrounded by half-timbered houses. It is currently the most lively place in Malmö. Cafes and restaurants are basically concentrated here."