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Probably Copenhagen's most visited bronze statue. A must-see on any city tour.

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

The Gefion fountain in Copenhagen shows the statue of the goddess Gefion from Germanic mythology, who is said to have turned her four sons into oxen. The legend says that the ox team tore a large hole in the middle of Sweden while ploughing and hurled the land mass into the Baltic Sea. The hole in Sweden today forms Lake Vänern. The island of Zealand is said to have emerged from the piece of land that was torn out.

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.

A great bridge - only for cyclists and pedestrians

If you ever find yourself on Copenhagen's City Hall Square, don't hesitate, enter the City Hall and let yourself be carried away by the impressive building. It's free and makes you happy (and has clean toilets). At the entrance there is also the free Jens Olsen watch exhibition.

One of the central and very beautiful squares in Copenhagen. There is always something going on here and there are lots of tourists in the summer. The brick architecture with the northern flair is worth seeing.

Beautiful fountain. It was the start of my tour of Copenhagen.