Christiania Freetown was established in 1971 by under the ownership of the freethinking individuals who reclaimed the land for public use in 1986. Today the self governing community has a population of roughly 900 inhabitants, with visitors arriving daily to bear witness and explore within this ongoing social experiment.
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Tycho Brahe Planetarium, is hard to miss. A statement to everything galactic, the Planetarium is where you go if you have an interest in space rocks, interstellar light beams and the planetary rings of Saturn. With one word Tycho Brahe Planetarium is Denmark’s most advanced centre for popularizing astronomy and space research and promoting knowledge on natural science.
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It sounds little weird, however one of the best place for relax in the centre of Copenhagen is cemetery -park Assistens Kirkegard. Initially the ground was intended for the poor to be buried. During the years passing by became a trendy resting place for the wealthy and famous, like physician Niels Bohr and world-renowned writers H.C. Andersen, M. A. Nexo and Soren Kierkegaard.
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The Pearl of Oresund is a tiny dot in the spirit between Sweden and Denmark, 8 km off the Danish coast and just 4.3 km from Sweden. It is only 7.5 sq km, a shelf that slopes downward south to north from its highest point at 45 m just 5 m above sea level. The island is incredibly fertile farmland with rich clay topsoil on layers of shifting sand and clay. Photo by: bjaglin
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Copenhagen is one of the world’s least pretensions, least capital. It’s among the easiest capital to explore, thanks to its manageble size and pedestrian – and bicycle -friendliness. Most of the Copenhagen ancient structures were lost to fires in the 18th century, but its historic center somehow was saved.
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Today the Copenhagen Harbour is in the middle of a transformation from an industrial port and traffic junction to being the cultural and social centre of the city. During your stroll in the Copenhagen Harbour you will come across the Harbour Bath, which extends the adjacent park over the water by incorporating the practical needs and demands for accessibility, safety and programmatic flexibility.
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The Elephant House is a currently finishing project at the Copenhagen Zoo for a group of Indian elephants. The Elephant house is covered with lightweight glazed domes that enclosure spaces with a strong visual connection with the sky and changing patterns of daylight.
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