The first 3 Sundays of December the S-tog or commuter trains are free all day long. It is a Christmas Gift from the company to the people. We thought of 100 places we could go, but in the end, we ended up going to Copenhagen for the day. We went to a coffee shop and got some coffee to walk around with. The streets were PACKED with people. Usually everything is closed on Sundays, but because of Christmas, everything is open and the city was hoppin'. After walked around for about 2 hours we started to head back to the train to go home and took the long way through Nyhavn. Every year Nyhavn has a Christmas Market. It is always cute and charming. We have never really stopped to look at the little places selling stuff, because it is mostly stuff we aren't so interested in. Some stalls have lots of kids stuff, others sell jewelry, others sell clothes. Last year though, we stopped and bough crapes and one of the stands and it was GOOOOOD. :)
Nyhavn Christmas Market
Nyhavn Restaurant Decked out for Christmas
After Nyhavn we headed to a little path way that stretches along the waterfront. I couldn't believe how many people were out walking here either. It is usually quite with just a few people when we walk this path.
Me with the New Opera House
It was barely 4:00 pm when we took this picture!!
2 comments:
I love seeing you at places where I have been...it is as if Denmark is not that far away from me!!
I told Mads that someday we will have enough money to go to a performance at the Opera House... i cannot imagine how incredible it must be on the inside.
You will be in Paris before you know it!! I can only imagine how excited you must be!!
Oh! Nyhavn looks so magical!
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