the building around 7 min mark is the barracks of the Royal guards (right next to Rosenborg castle). The guards walk from there to Amalienborg palace every day to make the guard change. They also guard Rosenborg Castle, though they do not wear the blue uniform at Rosenborg
Tivoli Gardens opened in 1843 and is the third oldest amusement park in the world. The oldest amusement park is located north of Copenhagen. It can come as a surprise to know that Tivoli Gardens was actually located outside Copenhagen when it was founded in 1843. Copenhagen was surrounded by fortifications and a moat up to the mid 1850s when the dismantling of these started (this was completed in the mid 1880s). The lakes in Tivoli Gardens and Botanic Garden are actually remnants of the moat which once surrounded Copenhagen. Rosenborg Castle was built as a summer residence for King Christian IV.
I greatly appreciate it. Definitely was a safe atmosphere compared to what I deal with back home and exactly why I am planning a longer trip in the future.
If I would have known that I would have taken it. Gotta save it for next time. Absolutely loved Copenhagen and definitely will be planning to come back!
Are you serious? 🙂 Bags are not checked, and that _bothers_ you? Wow. You really need to do something about your home country. I can't even _begin_ to imagine being so afraid all the time, and I actually happened to be at the location of an actual - extremely rare for Denmark! - tragic shooting incident some years ago at the shopping centre Fields, with one of my (adult) kids! Sure, it was a horrible experience, we were a handful of people who hid in a fashion shop storeroom for maybe an hour or two, before we took our chances and ran for an emergency exit (at that point I think the shooter had already been arrested, which we didn't know, and the police didn't know if there were more than one. It was just a poor, mentally ill guy, whose father stored some gun club weapons insecurely at home - _that's_ a bit scary! But also extremely unlikely to happen ever again.) But to live with such a fear of the world and people around you _all the time_ ? That would be a million times _worse_ ! And yet you seem to be used to it, that you can't imagine it not being so. I feel _so_ sorry for you. I like your video, but I could not let that go by without saying this. I hope you will feel a little more relaxed next time you come to Denmark, there really is _no_ reason not to feel safe here at all times.
Let’s get this straight. In no way shape or form do I ever feel unsafe or fear anything. With what I deal with on a daily basis makes me prepared for the unexpected. The unknown of what people have on them or in their belongings without being checked is something we deal with in the US due to the issues we have in our country and also with the issues I deal with on a daily in my line of work. If that is your way of living, perfect. Wish we could all be like that but unfortunately we can’t. My niece and I loved Copenhagen and will definitely be back for a longer stay next time. Everyone was welcomes and helpful and the amount of things to do, honestly was endless.
none of the bags get's checked.. tell me you are american without telling me you are american ....LOOL... ya that's not really the danish/nordic way dude....... tivoli and Bakken , placed way north of Copenhagen are some of the oldest amusement parks in the world... I watched the USA -Japan match im a big fan of Alex Morgan, been following her carreer for many years now...
If you think it’s an American thing then so be it. The things I see on a daily basis in people’s belongs or on their person always raises my concerns with what people are carrying or what they have on them.
Typical American mindset, and im just sayin' that's not how we do it, bc it's not needed. Your brains are simply wired differently, constantly thinking ppl are going to hurt you, steal from you sdo, so yes that is a super amerikan thing.. im ofc talking about the modern civilized world, stuff are likely the same in Colombia and other super crime ridden South American countries ,
the building around 7 min mark is the barracks of the Royal guards (right next to Rosenborg castle). The guards walk from there to Amalienborg palace every day to make the guard change. They also guard Rosenborg Castle, though they do not wear the blue uniform at Rosenborg
Tivoli Gardens opened in 1843 and is the third oldest amusement park in the world. The oldest amusement park is located north of Copenhagen.
It can come as a surprise to know that Tivoli Gardens was actually located outside Copenhagen when it was founded in 1843.
Copenhagen was surrounded by fortifications and a moat up to the mid 1850s when the dismantling of these started (this was completed in the mid 1880s).
The lakes in Tivoli Gardens and Botanic Garden are actually remnants of the moat which once surrounded Copenhagen.
Rosenborg Castle was built as a summer residence for King Christian IV.
Love the history man, appreciate it!
Lovely vlog! Btw, we don't check bags in Denmark because it is a very safe country. No guns. No safety issues at all-other than mostly bike thefts.
I greatly appreciate it. Definitely was a safe atmosphere compared to what I deal with back home and exactly why I am planning a longer trip in the future.
@@jsolisbetty Summer is amazing!!
5:32 you can see a yellow ferry. It is also public, so your Copenhagen Card also covers that. So calming just taking a trip on the ferry.
If I would have known that I would have taken it. Gotta save it for next time. Absolutely loved Copenhagen and definitely will be planning to come back!
@@jsolisbetty It is called the harbour bus.
Are you serious? 🙂 Bags are not checked, and that _bothers_ you? Wow. You really need to do something about your home country. I can't even _begin_ to imagine being so afraid all the time, and I actually happened to be at the location of an actual - extremely rare for Denmark! - tragic shooting incident some years ago at the shopping centre Fields, with one of my (adult) kids! Sure, it was a horrible experience, we were a handful of people who hid in a fashion shop storeroom for maybe an hour or two, before we took our chances and ran for an emergency exit (at that point I think the shooter had already been arrested, which we didn't know, and the police didn't know if there were more than one. It was just a poor, mentally ill guy, whose father stored some gun club weapons insecurely at home - _that's_ a bit scary! But also extremely unlikely to happen ever again.)
But to live with such a fear of the world and people around you _all the time_ ? That would be a million times _worse_ ! And yet you seem to be used to it, that you can't imagine it not being so. I feel _so_ sorry for you. I like your video, but I could not let that go by without saying this. I hope you will feel a little more relaxed next time you come to Denmark, there really is _no_ reason not to feel safe here at all times.
Let’s get this straight. In no way shape or form do I ever feel unsafe or fear anything.
With what I deal with on a daily basis makes me prepared for the unexpected. The unknown of what people have on them or in their belongings without being checked is something we deal with in the US due to the issues we have in our country and also with the issues I deal with on a daily in my line of work.
If that is your way of living, perfect. Wish we could all be like that but unfortunately we can’t.
My niece and I loved Copenhagen and will definitely be back for a longer stay next time. Everyone was welcomes and helpful and the amount of things to do, honestly was endless.
none of the bags get's checked.. tell me you are american without telling me you are american ....LOOL... ya that's not really the danish/nordic way dude....... tivoli and Bakken , placed way north of Copenhagen are some of the oldest amusement parks in the world... I watched the USA -Japan match im a big fan of Alex Morgan, been following her carreer for many years now...
If you think it’s an American thing then so be it. The things I see on a daily basis in people’s belongs or on their person always raises my concerns with what people are carrying or what they have on them.
Typical American mindset, and im just sayin' that's not how we do it, bc it's not needed. Your brains are simply wired differently, constantly thinking ppl are going to hurt you, steal from you sdo, so yes that is a super amerikan thing.. im ofc talking about the modern civilized world, stuff are likely the same in Colombia and other super crime ridden South American countries ,
@@jsolisbetty And where do you look at their belongings? America right?? Ypu just cant go down to your local gunstore and by guns in denmark ;p