Amaliehaven

Very beautiful scenic spots, there are particularly beautiful plants with a sense of hierarchy, the gardening level is really high, and there are many beautiful statues, attracting many tourists to take pictures and punch in.

The building is super beautiful, the area is particularly large, although the turbid is very sensible is Gothic style or other styles, but it is not many times more beautiful than the match-style building. Cannibals are impressed

Our second stay in Copenhagen saw us again spend some time in this waterside garden area. We had just been to see the four Amalienborg Royal Palaces and it is only a very short walk from the Royal square towards the waterfront and into this garden.The most striking feature of the garden is the impressive large fountain which is the centrepiece of the garden. Whilst we were there, many visitors were posing next to the fountain for photographs.Our main reason for visiting this garden was simply to make use of the park benches which we knew from previous experience, were located there. We had been very busy with various tourist activities throughout the morning and we were desperately in need of somewhere to take a break and recover a bit of energy. The Amaliehaven garden was the ideal place to do this in pleasant surroundings and with a nice outlook!

This little park sits in between the Amalienbourg Palace and the waterfront. It has sculptures, a large fountain, and lots of gorgeous plants, including cherry blossoms.