KØBENHAVN
KØBENHAVN
| We saw windmills quite often on our trip. First in Germany and now in Denmark. These are lined up off the coast of Copenhagen. |
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| The circus building. I don't know if there is actually a circus here. |
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| This is just a movie theatre. But the colorful paint scheme made it noticeable. |
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| City Hall Square. As I walked to the plaza I was bopping along to "Would I Lie To You" blaring on loud speakers. The guide on the shuttle told us there was a gathering today so I wasn't surprised when I came upon... (The flag in the background is a hint.) |
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| ...Gay Pride Day in Copenhagen. This guy is lip syncing to the Eurythmics supposedly dressed like Annie Lennox. Oh the horror! |
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| The building across the street has a giant thermometer on the corner. It is 21° Celsius. That's about 70° Fahrenheit. |
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| The entrance to Tivoli Gardens. |
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| The Pantomime Theatre in an Oriental theme. It dates back to 1874. |
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| There was a parade around the fountains by a boy's marching band. You could picture this exact parade happening 150 years ago. |
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| Veteranbilerne. Not unlike the old Tin Lizzy ride at Opryland. |
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| Not your ordinary Chinese restaurant. The old Tivoli lake was once the city moat of Copenhagen. |
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| This Ferris wheel has to be pretty old. It is in the Arabian-themed area of the park. |
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| The carousel. |
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| The fountains in the center of the park. |
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| This is that rather unique attraction where you think you are upside down when you aren't. |
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| The Bazar in lights. |
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| The lights along the entryway. |
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| The same entry lit up after dark. Ooh, pretty. |
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| I just liked this neon advertising sign. I think it's for some cold medicine. Or they could be mints. I don't know Danish. |
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| Back at City Hall Square. All the homos have gone home-o. |
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| A strip club! It's been a while since Hamburg. |
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