Copenhagen

Once a small Viking fishing village in the Gammel Strand Copenhagen became a region power and capital of Denmark in the 15th century. It was also the capital of the Kalmar Union during the Renaissance, ruling over all the Nordic countries. After the dissolution of the Union and then plague and fire of the 18th century it began a period of re-development. New construction and cultural development brought prosperity and peace until Nelson bombarded the city in the early 19th century.

In WW II it was occupied by German forces until it was liberated by British troops in 1945. Once again after the war, it has seen strong growth in its urban and cultural development. Denmark is considered one of the happiest countries in the world and a visit to Copenhagen should be a must.

Name	Type	Class	Area	District
Copenhagen Central	Transportation	Train Station	Indre
City Hall	Landmark	Historic Bldg.	Indre
Christiansborg	Landmark	Historic Bldg.	Indre
The Black Diamond	Landmark	Library	Indre
Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket	Museum	Art & Antiquities	Indre
Tivoli	Attraction	Amusement	Indre
Nyhavn	Neighborhood	Harbor	Indre
Nationalmuseet	Museum	Art	Indre
Rosenborg	Landmark	Royal Residence	Indre
Amalienborg	Landmark	Mansion	Indre
Charlottenborg Palace	Landmark	Royal Residence	Indre
Christiania	Neighborhood		Christianshavn
The Operahouse	Landmark	Music	Christianshavn
Carlsberg Visitors Centre	Attraction	Brewery	Vesterbro
Museum of Copenhagen	Museum	History	Vesterbro
Grundtvigskirken	Landmark-Religious	Church	Nørrebro
Kastellet	Landmark	Citadel & Museum	Østerbro
The Little Mermaid Statue	Landmark	Statue	Østerbro
Øresund Bridge	Landmark	Bridge	Amager
Copenhagen Airport	Transportation	Airport	Amager
Frilandsmusee	Museum	Open Air	Northern Suburbs
Arken Museum of Modern Art	Museum	Art	Vestegnen
Vestvolden	Landmark	Fortification	Vestegnen