Europe 2019
Copenhagen Canal Tour
We headed out on Saturday morning to explore a little more of Copenhagen. It was a little cloudy in the morning but turned into a beautiful day.
One of our first stops was popping into a little cafe for breakfast. Samantha really liked Euro-breakfast because it was usually some kind of delicious pastry and hot chocolate.
In general, Copenhagen is a pretty good walking city. Most of the tourist things are within walking distance and there are a lot of pedestrian only zones.
There are a few different canal tours from different locations in Copenhagen. We hopped on one for about an hour tour of the harbor area and a few of the canals.
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| The Little Mermaid is one of the most popular tourist spots in Copenhagen, but it's a bit of a hike from the central part of the city where we were so we decided that seeing it from the water was good enough. |
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| Samantha was initially very excited about our "boat tour"..... |
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| ....but her excitement faded after about half an hour. She didn't actually go to sleep, but she lost interest. |
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| Our guide - the tour was in English, but she asked if anyone needed her to repeat things in Danish, German, French, etc. I don't know how many languages she spoke, but she was excellent. |
After the canal tour we hit up an outdoor cafe for lunch. You may notice hot chocolate being consumed a lot in these pictures. I can report that the Northern European countries really have it down! I don't drink it often, but I ordered it frequently here.
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| The food in Copenhagen was generally very good, but this wasn't one of my better choices. Maybe a bat (?) or something? I'm not sure. |
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