Solvang Review

The Danish village began to sell horses and some agricultural products, has become a tourist attraction, the village has more than 5,000 people, most of them engaged in tourism-related work, and every year there are 12 million tourists to visit this tourism, tourism income is considerable. When the Danish king visited the United States, he also visited here.

With the enthusiasm of outbound travel, the exotic towns that can be seen without going abroad also seem to be on fire. Just search, you will find that the exotic towns/streets are almost everywhere in every city, but after you have been there, you will find that except for the look, everything else is not like.

Southern California has a 5,000-person Danish village called Solvang (Danish for "sunday") located in the San Ignes Valley in Santa Barbara County, California. Solvang was founded by a group of Danes in 1911. Since attracting national media attention in 1947, it has grown into a theme town. The city has many bakeries, restaurants and merchants offering Danish flavors in California. Many exterior walls and buildings reflect traditional Danish style. A 1:3 replica of the Copenhagen Round Tower or Rundetårn was completed in 1991 and can be seen in the city centre.

It was like being in Andersen's fairy tale world!

Neat and clean, I think I can go and see it if I can. [View] [Cost-effective] [Fun] It's okay. If you have nothing to do, you can play it. I think it's pretty good!