Travellive 4 - 2018

ExploRE NyhavN, thE film
loCatioN of "thE DaNish GiRl"
it is easy to recognize the
stunning backdrops of
Nyhavn from the Oscarwinning
movie "The Danish
Girl". Nyhavn, which means
"New Harbor" in Danish, is
one of the most iconic places
in Copenhagen, and was once
known for its maritime life.
The historic habor is lined with
brightly colored townhouses on
the northern side or "sunny side"
featuring numerous restaurants,
beer taverns, and even strip clubs,
while the southern side or "shady
side" is filled with tourism offices
and bicycle rental shops.
The Nyhavn Bridge links the
"sunny side" to the "shady side",
and crosses the Nyhavn Canal.
Much like the Pont des Arts in
Paris, this is the place where
lovey-dovey couples come to
profess their love for one another
by leaving a love lock on the
bridge. If you travel alone, grab an
ice cream and enjoy the habor's
picturesque setting on the sunny
side, as food sometimes can be
your best travel companion!
ENjoy tRaDitioNal
DaNish CuisiNE
Smørrebrød is one of the most
delicious Nordic specialties
I have tried during my trip.
Originally a Danish farmer's
lunch, Smørrebrød gradually
became a popular national dish
in Denmark. The food is an
open sandwich that consists of a
slice of buttered rye bread, and
a topping of fish or meat, and
vegetables with sauces drizzled
on top. Personally, I find its taste
a little bland, but the freshness
of the seafood more than makes
up for it. Smørrebrød can be a
perfect dish to cure your hunger
when you have been out walking
all morning!
You can find this amazing dish
almost anywhere in Copenhagen.
I had mine at the Hallernes
Smørrebrød, a specialty shop
for Smørrebrød. The price for
a serving of Smørrebrød is
around 95 DKK (356,000 VND)
depending on the toppings of
your choice.
Address: Rømersgade 18, 1360
København, Denmark
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