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Copenhagen (Danish: K&; oslashbenhavn)
Royal Danish Conservatory of Music
Det？ Kongelige？ Dansk? Museum (Danish)
That? Royal? Danish? College? Yes? Music (English)
Address: Niels? Blockx. Gade? 1 (street name), 1574? K & amposlash Ben Havin? v，？ Denmark?
Telephone:? 33? 69? 22? Sixty-nine
Fax:? 33? 69? 22? 79?
The international area code for Denmark is 45. )
E-mail: dkdm@dkdm.dk？
College website:? www . dkdm . dk & amp； nbsp
The Royal Danish Conservatory of Music is composed by composer William Niels Gardenels? William? Gade (the name of the street) was created on 1867. It is the oldest professional music education institution in Denmark with about 400 students. Queen Margrethe II is the protector of this institution.
The location of your college is quite good. It should be in the center of the city. To the northwest is Tivoli Park. I have seen the big roller coaster. Tivoli is just opposite the central railway station in the center of Copenhagen, surrounded by scenic spots, which is very convenient! Ha ha laugh
Fun Foley Park was built in 1843 and has a history of 150 years. The park covers 80,000 square meters (20 acres). Since 1843, Fun Foley Park has been receiving local residents and foreign tourists. The number of tourists here has reached 275 million. It is the most famous amusement park in Europe and a must-see for tourists. The English name of Funny Welfare Park is pronounced backwards as "I? Lov(e)？ It means "I love it", which is very poetic. The environment in the venue is quite beautiful, including theaters, cinemas, concert halls, entertainment venues, casinos and various amusement machines.
Fun Foley amusement park is a world-famous public entertainment place and the place with the most tourists in Denmark. This amusement park covers an area of 80,000 square meters. There are the Dumb Theater (built in 1847 and later rebuilt in 1945), China Tower (built in 1909), a section of the Great Wall of China, and Fun Foley Concert Hall? (Originally built in 190 1- 1902, newly built in 1956), Fenfri honor guard (founded in 1844). In addition, there are outdoor stages and many entertainment facilities and restaurants.
Flower exhibition is a major feature of the park. The flower show is not good at potted plants and cuttings, and wins with the flower cluster patterns planted in the garden. Another feature of Happy Valley is the waterscape. There are artificial fountains, ponds, pools, canals and so on. On different forms of water, there are not only sculptures and fountains, but also swimming flower boats and flying waterfowl. At night, the lights are scattered and bizarre, which is amazing.
Contrary to European tradition, there are two Chinese-style buildings-pagoda and stage. The tower is divided into four floors, with a cornice in the air, a psychic threshold, one side leaning against the mountain and three sides facing the water. At night, the lights and water lights set each other off, and the scenery is unique. There are different levels of restaurants in the pagoda, so visitors can enjoy China cuisine while enjoying the lakes and mountains. The shape, size, color and layout of the stage are modeled after the specifications of the stage in the Forbidden City in Beijing. A wooden plaque was hung horizontally under the eaves in front of the stage, and the words "Enjoy with the people" were written. From April to June, 2000, Fun Foley Amusement Park held "China Festival", in which a section of the Great Wall was built. Changchun Acrobatic Troupe is performing here. Folk artists from Jilin Province perform here. In July 2000, the Central Ballet performed excerpts from Red women soldiers here.
Copenhagen is a historic city in northern Europe. There are many historical sites, ancient castle buildings and churches, and many bronze statues standing on the streets. Founded in 1479, the University of Copenhagen is the oldest institution of higher learning in Northern Europe.
Copenhagen has a beautiful and clean city appearance, and emerging large-scale industrial enterprises and medieval buildings complement each other, making it both a modern city and an ancient style.
Among many ancient buildings, some ancient palaces and castles are the most representative. Located in the center of the city, Christianburg is the oldest. The present Christian Fort was rebuilt after it was destroyed by fire in 1794. It used to be the palace of the Danish king, but now it is the seat of parliament and government building.
The Kroenburg Palace, built on the rock at the exit of the Oresund, used to be a military fortress to guard the ancient city, and it still preserves the batteries and weapons built at that time.
In addition, Amarinburg, the palace where the Danish king now lives, is also quite famous.
The bell tower of Copenhagen City Hall is often crowded with curious tourists. Because there is an astronomical clock, the components are complex and the workmanship is exquisite. It is said that this astronomical clock not only runs extremely accurately, but also can calculate the positions of the planets in space, and can tell people the name, date and year of the Gregorian calendar, the operation of constellations, solar time, Central European time and sidereal time. This astronomical clock was made by a locksmith named Olson, who spent 40 years of hard work and a lot of money.
The romantic atmosphere of the whole city attracts all the tourists.
Tivoli Park? Tivoli? The mermaid is a symbol of Copenhagen. Located in the seaside park, based on Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea", a bronze statue of a girl's head, body and fish tail, like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the church in Rome and the suspension bridge in London, is a representative city attraction.
There is also Strouilai, the world's first pedestrian street. A dazzling array of goods will make people who don't like shopping tempted. The charm lies not only in shopping, visiting museums and art galleries, but also in feeling the history here, which will leave a deeper impression on your trip. If you are tired or hungry, you can have a rest in an outdoor cafe or restaurant. There are various restaurants in the central block of Copenhagen, offering not only traditional Danish dishes, but also delicious food from all over the world. Why not mingle with the local residents and enjoy the atmosphere of the capital?
Rosemburg is also a famous historical site in Copenhagen. It is a Renaissance-style palace, which was built in the Christian V period in the17th century. The whole castle is located in Wang Jia Park, where flowers and trees are in full bloom, and it contains precious cultural relics such as gems, crowns and tapestries left by kings of past dynasties. Now it has been turned into a museum. Amelin Castle is a rococo-style building with a unique octagonal inner courtyard. This is the place where the king and his relatives live. Every day at noon, you can watch the solemn handover ceremony of guards dressed in ancient military uniforms and armed with weapons.
More than 30 kilometers north of Copenhagen, there are three castles worth visiting. Kronburg is the prototype of the castle when Shakespeare wrote Hamlet. Friedensburg Palace is the summer palace of the Danish royal family. When members of the royal family don't live here, tourists can visit. There are beautiful parks and lakes here. Hilde Palace is a Renaissance-style building, surrounded by a moat and a beautiful park. This castle contains many precious works of art reflecting Danish history and has been transformed into a national museum.
Copenhagen has more than 20 museums and 10 parks with different styles. Denmark's largest and richest national museum displays the ice age heritage, medieval furniture and Danish customs and cultural relics, all of which are rare treasures. In the famous deer park, ancient trees are towering, green grass is lush, flowers are blooming, and groups of wild deer are chasing freely in the forest, which is full of mythical fairyland. There are hotels and restaurants in the park that are full of Shan Ye's interest. They have a unique flavor. ?
The following is a brief introduction of some scenic spots:
Andersen sculpture Amalienburg? slot
A mermaid bronze statue? Small? mermaid
Tivoli Park Tivoli? park
Strogi City Hall Square on Pedestrian Street
That? City? Hall? square
King's new square Kongens? Nitov
Christianburg, Christiansborg Palace
Fort Federick, Fort Fedelli? slot
Rosenberg, Rosenberg Palace? castle
Geffen fountain
National Museum? museum
Fort Amarylline (Fort Amarylline? Palace)
Anderson Cemetery (Assistens? Graveyard)
Ark Museum of Modern Art (Arken? Museum? Yes? Modern? Art)
Old stock exchange center (b&; oslashrsen)
Holvin church (church? Yes? Hollmen)
Copenhagen Opera House (Copenhagen? Opera? House)
Danish Design Center (Denmark? Design? Center)
Christianburg
Copenhagen Zoo (Copenhagen? Zoo)
National Gallery of Denmark (Stenden? Museum? For what? Kunst)
Danish National Bank (Denmark? National Bank)
Fort Frederic? Palace)
Geffen Fountain (Geffen? Fountain)
Kronburg Palace (Kronburg? Castle)? Hamlet is in Helsingh's castle
Mermaid statue (The? Small? Mermaid)
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (Louisiana? Museum? Yes? Modern? Art)
National Museum of Denmark (National? Museum? Yes? Denmark)
New Carlsberg Art Museum (new york? Carlsberg? Engraving printing technology)
Newport (new york Port)
Rosenberg Palace (Rosemburg? Castle)
Roskilde cathedral (Roskilde)
Round tower (rundet &; aringrn)
Tivoli Park (Tivoli)
University of Copenhagen (University? Yes? Copenhagen)
City doctor (DR? Byen)
Storebaeltbridge)-also known as Stobolt Bridge.
The Royal Weapons Museum-located on Langelini Island, on the left side of Christenburg.
Hafen Waterway-kongensnytorv Square in the city center, chatterton Castle.
Hamlet Castle, also known as Kalongbao Palace, is located at the seaside of helsingborg in the north of Xilan Island, facing helsingborg, Sweden across the sea.
Louis Wax Museum-located in vesterbrogade Street, Tiffney Playground.
Giffen Fountain-located in the northeast of downtown Copenhagen. It consists of a set of bronze sculptures, such as Gifion goddess, four cows and a set of plows.
Tivoli Garden-located in Copenhagen, built in 1843, has been up to now; The number of tourists here has reached 275 million.
Fort Driqui-the history of the castle can be traced back to Frederick II 1560. He bought the land here and began to name it after him.
Odense)-located on an island between Copenhagen and jutland.
Spectacular Fredensborg Slot.
Christinburg- Soltholmen Island in the city center, 0/7 minutes' walk from Central Railway Station/Kloc-.
Believe it or not, the museum is located at 57 Radhuspladsen, Town Hall Square.
This is a joint venture between Denmark and Sweden.
The Amurinburg Palace-located on the bank of the Orson Strait in the east of Copenhagen, is the main palace of the Danish royal family.
Landota-located in the city center, was built by King Christine IV in 1642 to popularize astronomy to the public.
The National Museum-located in the former imperial palace, is the first museum in Denmark to collect exquisite historical and cultural products.
Tivoli Park-a beautiful and charming unique leisure and entertainment place, it is no exaggeration to say that it is a warm place in Copenhagen.
Lego Block City-Now it is the favorite toy for children in China.
Tiffney amusement park-founded by a Mr. georgcarstensea at 1843.
The Rusenberg Palace is one of the most famous Danish castles, located in kings park, north of Copenhagen. ?
The Round Tower in Copenhagen is the masterpiece of King Christian IV, who is committed to turning Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, into the most beautiful city in Northern Europe.
North Island of New Zealand-Located in North Island of New Zealand, about 45 kilometers north of Copenhagen, there are three world-famous castles. ?
Christiansborg Palace-it was first built in 1773- 1775.
Kronberg Palace, a famous Danish tourist attraction, is a small peninsula more than 30 kilometers north of Copenhagen.
Rosenberg Palace, a red building with many spires, has a unique style.
The mermaid bronze statue is a world-famous mermaid bronze statue.
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