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Statue of Hans Christian AndersenTop 7 in Can't Miss Attractions
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 30 minutes
Address: Rådhuspladsen, 1550 Copenhagen V
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The Statue of Hans Christian Andersen is located on the crowded street. Andersen is wearing a suit robes and a hat. He is slightly smiling, looking up at the sky to the left. Behind the bronze statue of Andersen is the Copenhagen City Hall, and not far from the road is the Tivoli Park. Every day, many passing tourists will look up and look at the master's face, or take photos with him.
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The deepest impression of Andersen is the short story of a drop of sewage. It is said that countless bacteria in the sewage bite each other, but this is only a drop in a pool of sewage, and the sewage will eventually flow to the ocean. The fairy tales he wrote are basically tragic endings. When I was a child, I didn't like Andersen's fairy tales. On the contrary, I liked to listen to Grimm's fairy tales where the princess and the prince are happy together. After I grew up, I slowly understood the glowing foam on the sea.
This bronze statue is not very big, but it does commemorate the famous father of fairy tales, Andersen. Andersen wrote very famous fairy tales, which brought beautiful memories to our childhood.
A landmark building in Hagen, a must-see place
Although it's just a bronze statue, who has never read this fairy tale about the little girl of Zhi match! The statue of the father of fairy tales is still worth visiting to check in. This is also a landmark in Copenhagen.
The bronze statue of Andersen is at the corner of the city hall, and across the road is Tivoli Gardens. It is about 10 minutes walk from the Alexandra Hotel where we are staying. He just looks sideways at Tivoli Gardens. Holding a notebook, it seems to be thinking about something, feel it for yourself