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What was once a seedy street down by the harbour now attracts people with lots of bars and restaurants.
King Christian V had the canal built from 1671-73, to connect the harbour with the city centre. Nyhavn has two sides: the sunny side, with the colourful houses, and the shaded, proper side where not much happens. The blue house Nyhavn No. 9 bearing the date 1681 was not, as is often claimed, the home of the poet H. C. Andersen. It probably belonged to the harbourmaster.
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Very lovely place!
el primer lugar que estuve y alojé mi primera noche en un hotel frente a esta maravilla arquitectónica
muss man gesehen haben, so gemütlich
Hard to believe this was once a seedy part of town; Nyhavn's a lovely meet-up spot, lined by lots of nice restaurants.
good memory
Absolutes MUST in Kopenhagen. Super Fotomotiv. Restaurants sind teuer und wie Perlen aufgereiht. Halt echt Tourismus. Essen kann man anderswo authentischer und günstiger.
posto indimenticabile!
Ein Eldorado für Ramsch- und Souvenirjäger.
Hier legen die Sightseeing-Boote ab, mit denen man durch Kopenhagens Kanäle und bis zur kleinen Meerjungfrau fahren kann.
nice place especially in the summer
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