After leaving Amalienborg Castle, I headed to the seaside to see the Little Mermaid and the Kastellet fortress.
Just before reaching the Kastellet, there is St Alban's Church.
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the fountain beside it
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one of the entrances to the Kastellet is the red roof on the right
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But before going to the Kastellet, I made a detour to see the Little Mermaid. Then I entered the Kastellet from the other end instead. The two entrances are opposite each other, connected by a path (or should I call it a courtyard?)
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saw a plane by the shore
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the little mermaid! (can you see it?) So many people there...
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Information on the mermaid. I was surprised at how young it was (erected in 1913). "Climbing on the sculpture is not allowed." Haha...
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It was hard to get a photo with no one else inside. I got tired of waiting for people to leave, so this is the best photo I've got.
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see? So many people
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Then it was to the Kastellet...
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dos and don'ts
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upon entering the gate. The other entrance is at the very end...we can see it in the photo
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looking back at the gate by which I entered
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a "square" inside the fortress?
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the gate at the other end
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Beside each of the gates, there is a path going up to the star-shaped rampart. I climbed up to walk around.
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looking down from the rampart
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Looking back at St. Alban's Church, with the sea to the left (see all the windmills?)
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there was also a windmill and a cannon up there
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It started raining when I was at the Kastellet. I remember taking shelter for a while at the gate, and then leaving anyway.
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