Fairytale days in Copenhagen

We started our day doing what every other tourist in Copenhagen seems to do and visited the famous little mermaid. Its not hard to see why she’s one of the most visited tourist attractions in Copenhagen.

We picked the freshest of winter mornings to see this magical bronze sculpture from my favourite Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale... isn't she lovely!?

Luckily we just managed to just catch the changing of the guards at Amalienborg palace

Before heading off the tourist path for lunch at Mirabelle bakery 

In the heart of the Nørrebro district, its part eatery, bakery, takeaway, and a bit of a deli.

It started life as a little corner of the kitchen of Restaurant Relæ

Its a real gem, and serves the most wonderful lunch menu 

Continuing with our fairy-tale theme day, we found ourselves at Rosenborg Castle... the most fairy tale castle of them all. Utterly magical and enchanting  

After a busy day seeing all the fairy tale spots in Copenhagen, we headed out to dinner at  Nimb Brasserie, passing the enchanting Tivoli gardens. 

If ever there was a way to end a fair tale day, than seeing the beautiful Tivoli gardens all lit up. Such a beautiful and memorising sight 

The interior design at the hotel really is on point!

We actually had reservations somewhere else, but become so enamored with hotel Nimb during our afternoon tea the previous day we decided we had to come back.

Nimb Brasserie was a perfect choice. Stylish, but relaxed at the same time with a killer menu and excellent service... perfect 

We settled in for a cosy night with a couple of classes of wine and and some incredible food 

The ​Boeuf Bourguignon is to die for 

We had such an amazing time in Copenhagen, its definitely one of my favourite city's for so many reasons.  

Belle 
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