Walking out of the eastern gate leads to the "Little Mermaid".
Saturday morning, and the tourists are here! Apart from the locals, there were a number of tourists busses coming and going. And there are, of course, vendors satisfying tourist needs.
A passing lighter (refueling vessel) at the Little Mermaid. The large building at the back was part of a shipyard, but is now a golf range. I didn't know it at the time, but this lighter pulled up in the dock behind our hotel to refuel the large car ferry docked there.
These sculptures were created by Polish migrants as a "thank you" to Denmark for accepting them.
Looking east along Langelinie waterfront, with the "Little Mermaid" about mid image, and a cruise ship in the distance.
Looking in the same direction as the above photo, but from further away (closer to our hotel) and higher. I don't know what the monument commemorates.
Looking from the shore over the Kastellet ramparts to St. Albans Church, with Marmokirken's dome in the background.
Around Copenhagen - Kastellet
Around Copenhagen - Along The Waterfront
