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Copenhagen City Hall Square
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Raadhuspladsen 1, Copenhagen 1599, Denmark
mapPhone: +45-33-662585
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That's it, it's ok, just walk around.
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Lovely Radhuspladsen is the metaphorical heart of Copenhagen, Denmark. Famous for its stunning architecture, friendly atmosphere and reputation as an international hub of culture, Radhuspladsen has outdoor restaurants, boutique shops, Copenhagen's Town Hall and dozens of beautiful sculptures, which include The Dragon Fountain and a stunning piece dedicated to Hans Christian Andersen. As the home of one of Copenhagen's biggest bus terminals, Radhuspladsen is so easy to get to that there is no reason for missing out on a day of shopping, eating and lazing by a fountain while enjoying the antics of street performers.
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That's it, it's ok, just walk around.
In 1913, the Danish sculptor Edvard Eriksen cast a bronze statue of a mermaid based on Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea". The bronze statue is located in the Long Causeway Park (Langelinie) in Copenhagen and has become a symbol of Denmark. In addition, in Copenhagen’s Town Hall Square, there is a full-body bronze statue of Andersen. Every tourist passing by must shook hands with the "Father of Fairy Tales", holding Andersen's books and taking pictures with them. In Odense, Andersen's hometown, there is the Andersen House Museum, where countless people who are fascinated by Andersen's fairy tales come to pay their respects and visit.
The environment is still good, you can go and see it
Denmark’s City Hall Square, which can accommodate 100,000 square meters, is the oldest commercial square in Copenhagen. The city hall’s building is a red brick spire. The clock on it has been around for three hundred years. The error is two banknotes [强]. The main entrance is one On the side is a bronze statue of Andersen, and the leather shoe on his left foot has been touched by tourists.
It is a lively square. This building is very interesting and looks very old, although I haven't verified it. I like to walk around here and take a look at other things in the city. The lights will be turned off at 10:30 in the evening, so you can see many things. A wonderful time.