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We imagined it to be bigger but cycling through Copenhagen by bike is more relaxed than on some bike paths here

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The Little Mermaid sculpture is made of bronze and granite stone and is inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale about the mermaid who sacrifices everything to be united with the young, beautiful prince on land. Every morning and every evening she rises from the seabed and longs for the prince from her rock in the water. The story of the Little Mermaid is known to many children today not only from Hans Christian Andersen's original version, but also from Disney's version of the same name.

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A great bridge - only for cyclists and pedestrians

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One cannot help but think of Copenhagen without the Little Mermaid coming to mind.... she remains there... motionless, with a sad and melancholic expression, aware of her imminent and dramatic end. Or because it remains there alone on that small rock at the mercy of thousands of tourists who immortalize it without shame... including myself!!! Magical!

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We were there at exactly the right time and were able to follow the changing of the guard.

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The daily changing of the guard takes place at 12 noon

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Frederik's Church, often also called the Marble Church, is a church building of the Evangelical Lutheran Danish People's Church in the immediate vicinity of Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen. With its monumental dome, it shapes the silhouette of the city.

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The fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen was among the residents of Nyhavn for a time.

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