COPENHAGEN and HELSINKI
Copenhagen’s iconic Tivoli Gardens are more than just beautiful gardens. They are an amusement park, and boast a gourmet market-hall.
Spires, canals, adorned bridges, and regal architectural structures are the hallmark of Copenhagen.
A city cruise or a walk along the riverside, reveal Denmark’s architectural contrasts. The ultra-modern “black diamond” building, glitters when the sun hits it like a black diamond.
The Copenhagen opera House.
The 18th C. wooden crane is a Copenhagen riverside landmark.
Historic, brick warehouses have been reimagined into apartments, offices, restaurants, bars, and cafes.
Nyhaven. An old harbor lined by Crayola-colored traditional Danish homes.
Copenhagen has an abundance of enchanting squares and fountains.
Denmark’s open-faced sandwiches are a gourmet delight and a feast for the eyes.
In the hip neighborhood of Christiania, wall art and color abound.
The exterior of an artist’s studio in Christiania.
Helsinki- Finland. The unique Rock Church – Temppeliaukio carved out of the natural rock.
Helsinki’s gardens are exceptional! The design, variety, and juxtaposition of flowers, shrubs, and grasses, the colors and textures, are a garden-lover’s delight.
Trendy restaurants in restored brick warehouses overlook the harbor in the Kanevaranta district.
The Russian Church site on a hilltop where it has a commanding view of the harbor and city.