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We're entering into the time of darkness and snow yet again. This means your neighborhood can drastically change appearance overnight due to snowfall and special light conditions. Inspired by this, I took my camera for a walk through the city.
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Copenhagen Harbor, especially the new promenade at Islands Brygge offers a veritable throng of bikini babes and pumped testosterone bombs of young men. Electronic music fills the air, skin glistens, and some people take a dive into the blue waves.
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If you ever find yourself in Malmö, Sweden in the midst of winter, don't be disheartened, the burning sauna and a refreshing ice swim can instantly bring any hibernating state to a closure. In times like these, the cold Swedish winter seems never ending. There is a perfect way to fool yourself that you are sunbathing in a hot summer day, just to jolt your body right back, by taking a dip in the freezing ocean.
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Driver less trains and stations that look like the setting of sci-fi movie, welcome to Copenhagen Metro lines M1 & M2...
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The Botanical Garden in Copenhagen is owned by University of Copenhagen, and has a history that goes back to 1600. As the garden, the university and the city developed, it was moved from location to location until October 9th 1874, when the garden opened in its present location. Close to Nørreport Station, it's open during the day and entry is free.
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Nørrebro is a neighborhood in Copenhagen beyond the old Northern Gate (Nørreport) of the city. With its 72,000 inhabitants on only 2.9 square kilometers (1.1 square miles) it has the highest population density of any area in Denmark - in fact the population density is equal to that of Manhattan. Nørrebrogade is the main street of Nørrebro going from Queen Louise's Bridge to Nørrebro S-Train Station.
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Nørreport Station is in the center of Copenhagen and fully subterranean. It has three platforms: Metro, S-trains (greater Copenhagen metropolitan area), and regional- and InterCity trains (throughout the country). It's the busiest station in Denmark - approximately 300000 people travel through every day. Currently, it's the only station that connects to both the Metro and regional train networks.
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Strikingly modern architecture colliding with heavy brickwork from 1906 on the Copenhagen waterfront. There's a cafe, a concert hall, and The National Museum of Photography. And of course there are books too!
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Nyhavn, located at the end of Copenhagen's long pedestrian area, is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to.
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The best thing in Copenaghen is the mix between old and new.
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Picturesque houses along the canals, Church of Our Savior, Freetown Christiania and the Danish film school all share this beautiful part of Copenhagen located on an artificial island not far from the city centre.
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This historical cemetery is the oasis of Nørrebro, a part of Copenhagen desperately lacking in green, open spaces. In summertime the neighborhood gathers to have picnics and sunbathe in the old section among the graves of historical figures like Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard.
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Central location, cheap accommodation and an interesting clientel makes this Hostel a good choice when you're passing through Copenhagen.
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A museum of one of a famous artist in sculpture, Thorvaldsen's Museum.
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Ever been to Copenhagen? If not, then I truly do recommend it! I went to Copenhagen for my sister's wedding, and ended up being blown away by its enchanting and beautiful views. You find the most picturesque little alleys and lanes, and if you catch good weather, streaming sunlight will fill your photographs. You will find yourself constantly snapping shots and filling roll after roll.
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Western Harbour is an obligatory area to visit if you ever find yourself in Malmoe, Sweden. It stands out with modern, semi-sustainable housing always close to the sea. It is perfect for warm summer days, with sunbaths and refreshing swims, or windy autumn days, trying out some of the cafés or restaurants.
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One of the oldest amusement park in the world.
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Istedgade runs from the back of Central Station, through Vesterbro, terminating at Enghave Plads. The heart of Vesterbro, this is one of the most famous streets in Denmark, certainly the most notorious.
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Nyhavn a mix of old and new - a tourist hot spot and a must visit for any lomographer!
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Malmö seems to be the most continental Swedish city. It's a vibrant and multicultural place, influenced by Copenhagen across the Öresund by only 20 minutes, it is populated by people from over 150 nations.
