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"I read fairy tales written by Andersen as early as when I was in elementary school, so I was quite excited to come here. The environment here is very good, giving people a fairy tale feeling. I wondered if this is the reason why Andersen wrote it. Such a beautiful fairy tale."

"Passing through Aarhus, Denmark, this so-called second largest city has a few more colorful streets and has the tallest church in Denmark. However, the government office is very inconspicuous, just an ordinary gray old building."

"The former prince and princess, the baron and the baroness are faintly visible, and the retro palace is everywhere filled with the noble atmosphere of their fairytale life."

"Luxor Castle is located in a corner of the island, beautiful and quiet. Since the 16th century, the contractor has been favored by the fortresses of past generations due to its magnificent and strong walls. Luxurious parties, wedding banquets, and hunting events have been held here many times. Today, the castle has become more and more attractive as it has grown stronger over time. The lake flows around and the Maolin sings in the wild. With the introduction of various modern conference facilities and 28 super-view rooms overlooking the moat, this castle is no longer just a palace for hunting parties, but an all-round exterior An open leisure and entertainment resort."

"An old castle, the architectural design is still relatively good."

"We were warmly welcomed and left a wonderful stay. My only wish is that we can stay longer, but our travel schedule does not allow it. The service here is very enthusiastic and enthusiastic, and the surrounding environment is very beautiful."

"It’s really not far from Nyborg Railway Station. Nyborg is not too big. When we went, the front of the castle was still under construction. The ticket hall had a Chinese guide"

"The Kiel Canal connects the North Sea and the Baltic Sea canals in Germany. It was once the busiest canal in the world and the main route for water transportation in Germany."

"The Lim Strait (Limfjorden) is the only way for Viking pirates to enter the Atlantic Ocean, and Linholm Island is not far from the strait, so it has become one of the places where pirates frequently visit. There are nearly 700 Viking cemeteries on the island, making it the largest cemetery in Northern Europe. There is a pirate ship-shaped sign made of stones on the tomb, scattered in a grass on the top of the hill, surrounded by tall three beech forests, the scenery is magnificent and worth seeing."