'' Kastellet, located in Copenhagen, Denmark is one of the best preserved fortifications in Northern Europe. It is constructed in the form of a pentagram. The five bastions are named as follows: The King’s Bastion (''Kongens Bastion''), The Queen’s Bastion (''Dronningens Bastion''), The Count’s Bastion (''Grevens Bastion''), the Princess’s Bastion (''Prinsessens Bastion'') and the (...)
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wikitravel.org:
The Little Mermaid Statue ,perhaps Copenhagen's best-known symbol, is on the northern end of the waterfront.
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planetware.com:
Going west from Kastellet, the former citadel of Frederikshavn in Copenhagen, and passing Østerport Station the visitor will come to Østre Anlæg Park.
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You won't find any Copenhageners here who aren't working in the shops or just passing through, and the place is very touristy -but also loaded with excellent up-scale Scandinavian fashion shops and design stores (e.g. Georg Jensen, Illum and Royal Copenhagen).
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It is owned by The Danish Defence and is used, among others, by the chief of Staff, the Danish Home Guard ( Hjemmeværnet ), the Defence Intelligence ( Forsvarets Efterretningstjeneste ), the Defence Judge Advocate Corps ( Forsvarets Auditørkorps )and the Royal Garrison?s Library.
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frommers.com:
Try Kongsgarten near Kongens Nytorv, the Kastellet area near The Little Mermaid statue, Botanisk Have (site of the Botanical Gardens), the lakeside promenades in southeastern Copenhagen, and the old moat at Christianshavn.
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