FREDERIKSSTADEN
This is the Royale quarter and its laid out in a regular grid with
Amalienborg being the royal castle at the centre and Marmorkirken
looking down on the antique stores and galleries of Bredgade
and Store Kongensgade. Rosenborg Slot is a posh kingly country
house which is open to the public.
NYBODER
This area has lovely yellow terraced houses laid out by Christian
IV in 1650s and until recently was inhabited solely by the Danish
Navy.
KASTELLET
This historic defence guard has still an army presence and is open
to the public.
LANGELINIE
On the waterfront, north of the marina, a new upscale residential
area was recently constructed with shops, restaurants and cafes.
YSTERBRO
The biggest neighbourhood in Copenhagen, this place is bigger than
most cities, but is a little on the dull side. ysterbro is also
home to the National Stadium, as well as the largest park in
the city. Lots of embassies are located here and the price of
this area is quite expensive due to demand to live in this nice
area. Lovely streets like yster Farimagsgade, Nordre Frihavnsgade
and ysterbrogade all have great shops and stores to cater for
the locals.
STRANDVEJEN
is a rich area with tennis courts and coffee shops by the marinas.
The area goes all the way from ysterbro to ye olde Elsinore.
A taxi will bring you on a journey through lovely estates of
fine villas that every Danish person dreams of possessing. Dyrehaven
has tame deer and other controlled wildlife and with its exclusive
restaurants, is a favourite place to spend a day by all the locals
at almost any time of the year.
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