Amalienborg was the home of Danish royal family after Christianborg Palace was burnt down by fire. It's also the monarch's winter residence. Amalienborg Palace consists of four palaces and I was lucky to be able to witness the changing of the guards on Sunday morning. Christianborg Palace is opened to tourists but it's unfortunate no cameras are allowed to be carried into the royal palace. I also went to the ruins of the Christianborg Palace which lies beneath the palace. It's pretty interesting.
All right, enough said. Let the photos do the rest ;-)
3 comments:
the green statues, they are wearing mosses, perhaps?
nice...
or the green could be because the statues are made of copper and oxidization causes copper to turn green
白 - Perhaps need to find out from the locals. Hehe.
Will - Wow, you must scored pretty well in Chemistry. I have forgotten the chemical characteristics of all the steels/materials ;p
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