Copenhagen: A City Born for Travelers

Like Paris, Copenhagen is also famous for different styles of palaces, castles, and other ancient buildings. The whole city gives off the fragrance of art, with the Arken Museum of Modern Art, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, National Museum of Denmark and many other art museums as its art stores. All kinds of art forms can be found in the city, from the ancient classical art to the dazzling modern art. In only one city, the ancient and the magical, art and modernity, nature and culture, and passion and peace huddle harmoniously together. That’s the real Copenhagen.

Located at one corner of the Copenhagen City Hall Square is a statue of Hans Christian Andersen, who wears a tall hat and holds a staff in one hand and the Andersen's Fairy Tales in the other. The left leg of the statue is glistening only because visitors coming here have touched it to show their admiration too frequently. Every single day, people from every corner of the world come here to realize their dream of entering the fairyland of Andersen and show their sincere respect to this fairy tale master.

Copenhagen is a suitable city for visitors to take a stroll in. Walking along the coastline and watching the white smoke slowly coming out of each liner’s chimney, you will never feel really tired even though you have covered a long distance. The sunshine seems to have crashed on the sky-blue surface of the sea, bringing glittering golden light to the swells, as if the sunshine has already entered your heart and makes you feel warm and cozy. The Little Mermaid is sitting on the boulder beside the coastline, but you cannot see its face very clearly because of the reflection of the sunshine. The feeling is really good, for you just feel comfortable and no any strip of sadness sneaks into your heart. It is possible that, even the greatest sadness will turn into a beautiful memory after it is sunned so kindly.

Walking down the street offers you an opportunity to admire the densely dotted outdoor coffee seats from which the fragrances of coffees waft and spread into the air, and special shops that you cannot help but to stop at their doors and take a look. The street artists show their skills to the tourists, and the Medieval carriages gallop by you through this old city. In addition, you cannot ignore the prosperous but elegant stone-paved alleys. Everything is not in a hurry, but is quiet, calm, beautiful, and melodious.