I’m back with another Vesterbro post 🙂 This time I’ll share some images from Halmtorvet, which is adjacent to Istedgade. You’ll see below it’s got much more of a chill and relaxed atmosphere compared to Istedgade.
It’s actually the first big street I walked on when I first arrived in Copenhagen, thanks to its vicinity to the Central Train Station which is where I got off from the airport train. I was completely dazzled because I had just arrived from the UK which, at the time, was very much locked down (like, you weren’t even allowed to meet your friends). So I step out here from the station with my suitcases and it’s sunny and people are enjoying drinks in outdoor bars/cafes – what?! I almost felt like the ‘normalcy’ of it all was too surreal for me to handle in one day, especially after such a smooth journey flying during travel restrictions.
Anyway – enjoy these sunny photos 🙂
♡ Some Nations ARE more Sensible than Others and CHOOSE!!! Avoidance of Locking Down Civil Liberty; it’s Crystal Clear Clarity that SomeThing Sinister is Afoot, thank you for those wise words William Shakespeare
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Amazing wall art!
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Great pictures!! Did you change your camera by the way? 😊
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Thanks! No I haven’t (the photos were from before), but speaking of, miraculously my camera has managed to turn back on again so I’m hoping it stays that way 😀
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Oh wow that’s great!! 😄
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Great pictures, love Copenhagen. Thank you, will reblog
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Yes, things are pretty surreal these days. But I like these images. And the best one for me was the one with the big painted gate at the house wall. Great illusion and makes the whole scene look magical. 💜
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Views of Copenhagen is Stunning! Well Donee!!
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What an amazing view! I would love to go there someday!
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