The architecture near city center was quite impressive.
One of the first places we went was Freetown Christiana. From Wiki: "The objective of Christiania is to create a self-governing society whereby each and every individual holds themselves responsible over the wellbeing of the entire community. Our society is to be economically self-sustaining and, as such, our aspiration is to be steadfast in our conviction that psychological and physical destitution can be averted." The rest of the article is quite good and definitely worth reading.
Graffiti was everywhere, but it makes for an excellent backdrop for a group photo:
Once we traveled further into Christiana, no photography was allowed. The last photo I took was at the end of "Pusher Street" or the main street for drug dealing.
After leaving Christiana, we headed for Strøget, which is the longest pedestrian-only shopping street in Europe. Look at all those bicycles!
We grabbed a bite to eat in Nyhavn.
Misc nice sunset shot.
The Carlsberg brewery was quite impressive (the entire "complex" was quite nice).
I'm the old not cleanshaven dude on the right.
The final shots are of Tivoli Gardens, an amusement park in the center of Copenhagen. At most times, it was easy to forget that you were within a city of about 1.2mil people.
