Wonderful to see the birthplace and more than 200 years old house of famous Danish Poet "Hans Christian Andersen" in the town of Odense, Denmark 🇩🇰 Beautiful and "Hyggeligt" despite the rainy Winter weather 😊

Finally, come to the Children's Cultural House - Fire Gate Experience Hall, where you will fall in love with this fantasy world built on Andersen's fairy tales, where you can enjoy, dress, perform and fantasize. Tips: five tickets for 135 Danish kroner. Opening time: 1.2 to 6.14 weekend 10:00 to 16:00 6.15 to 9.15 every day from 10:00 to 17:00 9.16 to 12.30 weekend from 10:00 to 16:00

The third stop is to the Museum of History and Culture, where the ancient Laozi and the beautiful courtyard are the representative buildings of the Andersen period. The entire museum displays the development of Funen Island from ancient times to today in a kaleidoscope, including an exhibition of the medieval period of Odense, and special exhibitions of archaeological discoveries and contemporary historical subjects. Come to the History Museum and be sure to visit the Children's Museum, where you built a 19th-century town with hens, pumps, costumes and other fun facilities, while remembering to visit histotoriet, one A museum of real, creative exhibitions where everything can be stirred and tested.

After visiting the Andersen Museum, the corner came to the birthplace of Andersen. Located in the poorest yellow corner of Odense at the time, it was the birthplace of Andersen. He was born in 1805 as a poor family of shoemakers and laundry women. Although he was born humble, it did not affect his work widely spread around the world and became one of the greatest writers in the world. The yellow corner room where Andersen was born. The small house has two floors in total. The interior is simple, although it looks very broken, but it also gave birth to Andersen, a great writer. In his life, he not only created 156 fairy tales, but also included 14 novels, 50 dramatic works, thousands of poems and a large number of biographies.

When it comes to Denmark, the first thing that comes to mind is the fairy tale. Denmark is really a country full of fairy tales. Why do Danes write fairy tales like this? They used to live in a fairy tale world. This is probably a fairy tale filled with Danes. When I was a child, I often read "Little Girl Selling Matches", "The Daughter of the Sea", "The Ugly Duckling", etc., all from Andersen's pen, so when I came to Denmark, how can I miss Andersen's hometown - Odense? It. Odense is Denmark's third largest city, more than 90 kilometers from the capital, Copenhagen, and the capital of Finland's second largest island, Funen. Not only is the hometown of the famous fairy tale writer Andersen, it is full of fairy tales and one of the happiest cities in the world. Ouden has a long history and nearly 1000 years of history. It was built on March 18, 988. It celebrated the 1000th anniversary of the founding of the city in 1988 and was named "Millennium Forest" to celebrate the founding of the city. 1000th anniversary. Tips: Odense is not far from Copenhagen. It takes about two hours to get there by Euro. There are also many trains to and from Copenhagen. One-day trips are very suitable.

Odense is the hometown of Andersen! The street in Figure 1 is the location of the house where Andersen lived as a child! It is a street with hundreds of years of history! The Andersen Museum is surrounded by a small lake and the environment is very quiet. It is a detailed introduction to the life of Andersen, writing various manuscripts of fairy tales, even the love letters he wrote to his beloved woman. Andersens bed when he was a child was very small, and there were abrasive tools for making shoes. Andersen loves paper-cutting, and there are places for children and parents to try to cut paper at the exit of the museum. Many museums in Denmark have such an area where children can learn about history from interesting practices.

Denmark Odense Here is the hometown of Andersen, a quiet and peaceful city. Looking at Andersen's fairy tale as a child, I imagined that I could enter the fairy tale world and embrace those cute and interesting characters. Today in Odense, I really walked into the world of fairy tales. Under the leadership of Andersens grandfather, I met the pea princess, the mermaid, etc., and had a big dream. Thanksgiving Meet Red Orange Yellow Green Blue One Touch Green Travel Destination Travel Meaning of Denmark

Address: Denmark's Billund / hc / The world's most famous playground is Disneyland, and at most a Universal Studios. However, the playground that the dean should mention next is more powerful than the two, with only six in the world. The new day dean will take you to explore this Legoland in Billund, Denmark. LEGO is interpreted in Danish as "play well." The town of Billund is located on the Jutland peninsula, where the houses are bright and bright and look like they were built with Lego bricks the fact is similar, as the LEGO Groups headquarters is located here. 's LEGOLAND is the world's first Legoland. It was built in 1968 and has a million people coming to visit every year. Even a day's visitors can reach 20,000 people. Features: The entire park is built with 44.5 million Lego bricks, and even the Lego-built toys can be seen in the toilet. The biggest feature of Legoland is the miniature world architecture. The bits and pieces of life are completely compressed into a miniature landscape composed of LEGO, and everything is carried out in an orderly manner. You can see the scene of the cruise ship passing through the dam and opening the gate; you can see the scene of the train moving underground and underground; you can see the scene of the firefighting fire; you can see the scene of the airport operation; even the water monsters A scene of tourists spraying water. In the Legoland in Denmark we can see the White House, the Statue of Liberty and so on.