Nyhvan - The Old Port of Copenhagen

Nyhavn (guess how it's pronounced? Very different from how it's spelt. I had difficulty pronouncing almost all the names of the places in Copenhagen LOL) is a place one must go in Copenhagen. Apart from being the starting point of the renowned Canal Tour, it's a historic site of Copenhagen. Built by King Christian V in the 1670s, Nyhavn is the oldest harbour in Copenhagen and now, it's lined with many bars and restaurants which face the breath-taking scenery of the harbour.

There's a nice bar in Nyhavn and it's called Nyhvn 17. It's cozy inside and I like the candles which are placed on each table. They are extremely useful when it's cold.

Woohoo...my beer! Tuborg. Except that it's not alcoholic. Gotcha! ;-) Most people would give me a funny look when I tell them I don't drink and I didn't drink during my entire stay in Copenhagen though it's very common to have a glass of wine during meals. All right, I took a sip of Apple Cider and erm...I forgotten what was the other drink, from my colleagues' glass. Both were mild and they tasted quite good. Oooo...but not beers. Not even the non-alcoholic ones.