Copenhagen‘s Ariel is a fairly long walk from the city centre, out in Østerbro. But even though it takes a while, it is a nice walk along the harbor. On the way you pass Amalienborg Palace and Amaliehaven, and the little mermaid’s neighboring star fortress Kastellet. To my surprise this girl turned out to be highly popular, people were going out onto the rocks in the water to get the best photos. I was just waiting for one to slip and go for an involuntarily dip. And in my opinion it for sure wouldn’t be worth it – I guess this is a go, see, gone type thing. And so the story goes 🙂
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It’s a lovely area around there…we took a boat trip although it was winter and very windy around the waterfront. There were loads of people taking pics…you did well not to get someone’s head in your photo!
Yes, it is! A boat trip sounds freezing – respect 🙂
it is a lovely walk around there, luckily when we went the crowds weren’t too huge. Thanks for linking up with #citytripping
Yes, like the area. A lot more people than I anticipated. Don’t know why I didn’t think there was going to be a crowd.
Haha.. I’ll be sure to go take a photo with the Little Mermaid if I go to Copenhagen. Just for the, you know, go, see, gone experience. #CityTripping
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I was so surprised by how little the Little Mermaid is! And yes, when I was there people were going NUTS taking photos and trying to get as close as possible.
I actually hadn’t thought about the size, so wasn’t surprised either way.