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Agade Bridge Distinctive and development-oriented design | 10 The Airplane Grill Plane spotting for everyone | 12 Bakkehusmusee A reminder of the cultural elite of the Golden Age | 14 The Banana House A journeymans house in Christiania | 16 BaNanna Park Children flourish in a place where nothing would grow | 18 Battery Sixtus Where the sovereign flag greets soldiers and civilians alike | 20 Bellevue Beach A touch of the Riviera — clothing optional | 22 Bernstorffs Palae From royal court to court of law \ 24 The Bicycle Snake The bridge justfor cyclists, that's used by everyone \ 26 Bispebjerg Hill Where art meets architecture | 28 The Blackberries in Klovermarke Pick them yourself and enjoy the view | 30 Bopa Plads Named after sabotage —greatfor a cup of coffee | 32 Brumleby Monument - and desirable housing | 34 The Burial Ground for the Homeless The only one of its kind in the world | 36 Bus 5C Crosstown traffic | 38 Caritas Fountain The Danish Manneken Pis' and his mother | 40 The Chapel in Holmen Church A17th-century church with real naval heroes | 42 Christians Church The Theatre Church | 44 Christianshavn Boat Rental and Cafe Lunch on the Canal | 46 The Circle Bridge Room for reflection | 48 The Circle Line Ride across town | 50 The City Hall Garden A myriad of details | 52 The Climbing Wall in Sydhavne Climb up Frederiksholm Church | 54 The Concert Church A world of music in Norrebro | 56 The Coral Bath Dive in | 58 The Dance Chapel Dance like no one is watching \ 60 Danish Jewish Museum The story of the Danish Jews staged by Libeskind | 62 The Danish Music Museum A house filled with music | 64 Danish National Art Library Atmospheric and historic reference library | 66 The Danish National Bank If you're in the moodfor newly minted money | 68 The David Collection A world-class collection ofIslamic art | 70 The Deer in Orestad Denmark's longest piece ofstreet art | 72 DieselHouse (Formerly) the world's largest diesel engine | 74 The Elephant House Tying the Zoo and Frederiksberg Gardens together \ 76 Enghave Park From dance parties to flooding control | 78 F. Petitgas Eftf. Gentlemen's hats since 1857 | 80 The Fishing Harbour in Nordhavn A pocket of tranquillity | 82 Frederiksberg Flea Market Find a bargain among a wide selection of items | 84 Frederiksberg Hill A view of historic Copenhagen | 86 The Frederikshoj Allotments Build your own dream house | 88 The Gaol in Slutterigade A classicist masterpiece | 90 The Garden Society Gardens Perfectfor a wedding | 92 The Garderhoj Fort Join the defence of Copenhagen11 94 Garnisons Cemetery and Holmens Cemetery Thefamous and the unknown from the Schleswig Wars \ 96 The Genetically Modified Paradise Being human | 98 Gentofte Fire Museum Lightingfires in the hearts of young and old | 100 The Green Courtyard Space for healing | 102 Gro Spiseri Communal dining in the thick of it | 104 The Hare Trail Denmark'sfirst interactive running trail | 106 The Harbour Buses Copenhagen's newest buildingsfrom a different angle | 108 Helgoland Baths A cornerstone of civilisation | 110 Hellerup Beach Park Bathing and barbecuing | 112 Hellerup Marina A yacht club with Olympic aspirations | 114 Imam Ali Mosque A landmark of northwestern Copenhagen | 116 Israel’s Square A climate-friendlyflying carpet | 118 J. C. Jacobsens Garden (The Academy Garden) A breath offresh air between old beer and a new brewery | 120 Jaegersborggade A street with style and substance | 122 Kayak Republic and Kayak Bar The boating republic by Knippelsbro Bridge | 124 The Kiosk at Kultorvet An inner-city garden pavilion | 126 Kjaer 8c Sommerfeldt Wine merchant in grandiose surroundings | 128 Kringlegangen Between the bustle ofStroget and the calm of the square | 130 The Lapidarium of Kings A homefor retired statues | 132 The Library on Rentemestervej Liberty and culture for all | 134 The Library in Tingbjerg A type case of activity | 136 Lovenborg Art nouveau on Vester bro | 138 Lygten Station Stand-up comedy and heavy metal in National Romantic surroundings | 140 Magstrasde In the oldest part of Copenhagen | 142 The Meatpacking District From hanging meat to hanging out | 144 The Memorial for The French School When the bombs landed in the wrong place | 146 The Metropol Building International art nouveau on Strsget | 148 Mountain Dwellings The only mountain in Copenhagen | 150 The Naerum Railway With the Molleaen river as your companion | 152 Nature Centre Amager and Kalvebod Commons Up close and personal with the Ice Age | 154 The Northern Mosaic Cemetery The secret burial ground | 156 The Old Village in Valby Small-town life sprinkled with stardust | 158 Oluf s Ice Cream Why eat a cone, when there are lollies f | 160 Oregaard Museum The shipping magnates estate with paintings of Copenhagen | 162 P. Hertz Luxury jewellers | 164 Paludan Books 8c Cafe The smell of old books andfresh coffee | 166 Park Bio A neoclassical trip to the pictures | 168 The Paternoster Lift Round and round it goes | 170 The Playground on Hauser Square Welcome to the land of the Teletubbies \ 172 Pyckler’s Bastion The assault on Copenhagen in 1659 | 174 Queen Louises Bridge A touch of Paris in a uniquely Danish way | 176 Refshaleoen A smorgasbord of experiences | 178 The Rose Garden Apiece of the 17th century in Frederiksberg | 180 Rosenvaenget How the other half lives | 182 SEB Bank and The City Dune When architecture adjusts for global warming | 184 The Shooting Range Gardens From shooting ground to playground | 186 The Sjaellandsgade Baths Fancy going to the sauna? | 188 Sluseholmen A pinch of Amsterdam with a sprinkling of jazz | 190 Sogreni Bicycle Shop A bike ride with attention to detail and material | 192 Solbjerg Square A city campus with artificial birdsong | 194 The Spa at Frederiksberg Public Pool An old-fashioned pool with a touch of luxury | 196 The Speedboat Rental at Fisketorvet Where you go is up to you | 198 The Spire Playground The city of spires built for children | 200 St Hans’ Square Street art and missiles | 202 St Peter’s Church Danish-German history renewed | 204 Star Radio While we waitfor the new Resistance Museum | 206 Superkilen Streetfurnishings and activitiesfrom around the world | 208 The Surgical Auditorium Classicist architecture and gory displays | 210 Svaneknoppen The smallest beach and the largest marina | 212 The Theatre Museum Feel like royalty | 214 Tippen Its a bird, it's a plane, it's Tippen | 216 Traestubben Vesterbro Nature Workshop From unofficial injection room to childrens nature workshop | 218 Trekroner Fort See the cityfrom another angle | 220 Trianglen Thefirst stop out of town | 222 University of Copenhagen Main Building Inspired by the colours of Pompeii | 224 The University Gardens Gardens for study, games and relaxation | 226 The Victorian Home Be transported back to 1890 | 228 War Graves in Vestre Cemetery German refugees in Danish soil | 230.
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