Østerbro
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Bronze bust of Princess Marie
Bronze bust of Princess Marie, married to Prince Valdemar (youngest son of King Christian IX of Denmark), lived from 1865 to 1909.See it On Langelinie by the Little Mermaid. The bust was created by sculptor Carl Martin-Hansen in 1912. Princess Marie was a French princess by birth. Marie was described as impulsive, witty, and energetic. She gave her children a free upbringing, and her artistic taste and Bohemian habits dominated her household. She was also politically active. Where: At langeline park. What to see next:
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Monument for Denmark’s International Effort since 1948
At Kastellet, The Citadele, you can find a monument for Denmarks International effort since 1948 Finn Reinbothe’s monument, Inaugurated on Flag Day 5 September 2011, consists of three spaces, defined by granite-covered walls with build-in lighting. One wall displays the inscription En tid – Et sted – Et menneske – translated into English: One time – One place – One human. Another space is for the currently deployed personnel – with an eternal flame and inscriptions with names of the conflict and catastrophe areas. The last one is a space of commemoration for the fallen Danish soldiers. Here you will find the names of those who lost their lives in conflicts or wars in places such as Cyprus, Kosovo, Iraq and…
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Our Fallen soldiers monument
A bronze monument at the entrance to the Citadel (Kastellet) in Copenhagen. The monument is dedicated to the Danish soldiers who lost their lives in World War II. It was sculpted in 1957 by Svend Lindhart. The soldier is dressed in an English army uniform. Where:Kastellet, Churchillparken What to see next:
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Parken Stadium
At Østerbro you find the Parken Stadium. The Stadium was built from 1990 to 1992. Parken was built on the site of former Denmark national stadium, Idrætsparken. The Stadium currently has a capacity of 38,190 for football games. It is the home of F.C. Copenhagen and the Denmark national football team. Also used as a concert venue. Where:Per Henrik Lings Allé 2, Copenhagen Ø
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The Genetically Modified Mermaid
The Genetically Modified Little Mermaid can be found at Dahlerup’s Warehouse on Langelinie. The artwork was created by Bjørn Nørgaard and was unveiled at this location in 2006. Originally, it was made for the Danish pavilion at Expo 2000 in Hanover. The Mermaid is a part of a culpture group called The Genetically Modified Paradise. Where: At LangelinieThe location is only a few hundred meters from the well-known Copenhagen landmark of The Little Mermaid. What to see next:
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Kastellet (The Citadel)
One of the best preserved fortresses in Northern Europe. It is constructed in the form of a pentagon with bastions at its corners. The Citadel was founded by Danish King Christian 4 in 1626.It was completed until the mid-1640s, shortly after King Frederick III succeeded King Christian IV. Today, the buildings inside the Citadel are used as military barracks and offices. However, the area is open to the public. Where: Adress is Kastellet 30, Copenhagen Østerbro. What to see next:
