Copenhagen

After Andy's conference in southern Sweden, we had a couple of free days in Copenhagen. Though the weather didn't always cooperate, we had a great time exploring this beautiful, diverse city.

	Andy orients himself on his map.		A row of Copenhagen's free bicycles; leave a 20 kronor deposit and get it back when you return it
	Two kids enjoy a fountain along Stroget, Copenhagen's enormous pedestrian street.		Enjoying the brief sunshine along Stroget.
	One of the city's many canals.		A horse and carriage passing the royal library.
	Inside Copenhagen's cathedral.
	An elaborate altar.		Pews inside one of the city's oldest churches.
	The sun comes out as people have breakfast at the Europa Cafe.		One of the main squares along Stroget.
	Danish flags on display a tower near parliament.		Old fort barracks.
	A garden in the courtyard of the royal library.		A statue in the courtyard.
	The grand interior of the so-called Marble Church.
	The dome of the church.		The Marble Chuch, seen from the outside.
	Copenhagen's most famous resident, the Little Mermaid.		A baby carriage sits outside a row of houses.
	A busy day in the Radhus square.		Crowds hang out at the square to attend a concert.
	The free concert is part of a political rally for the EU parliamentary elections.		The roofs of Stroget.
	Details of another roof.		A group of Roma musicians perform along Stroget.




	Rosenborg Slot, one of Copenhagen's royal palaces, is home to the crown jewels.		Rowers glide down a canal.
	One of Stroget's busy squares.		St. Alban's Church.


	This spiral spire is one of the most famous landmarks in Copenhagen.		Susanne perpares to climb the steeple.
	Reflection of the church in a car window.		Copenhagen Central train station.
	A Russian orthodox church built by one of the Romanov tsars.		Views of Copenhagen.


			Andy hides in a doorway to avoid a rainstorm.
			Susanne tries to stay dry.
	At least she remembered to bring rain gear.

	A view from a cafe after the storm.

			This bicyclist doesn't mind peddling in the rain.