Amalienborg, Copenhagen

Fun to watch The Changing of the Guard ceremony everyday at noon. Well worth it. Not only is it free. But you can if you get there early you can get a good spot and get up close to the guards and actually get good pictures and see them in action. Not like Buckingham Palace in England where you can't get close to the Guards

Again Copenhagen shows some of it's marvelous architecture. The guards are interesting for a minute, but nothing too special. If you come for the guards, don't bother. If it's the beautiful buildings, this is for you!

Very nice space, wide square with a nice fountain, located among the royal palaces. You can sew the guards change at the right time (we saw it at 14:00), which is very well choreographed. The guide (get a tour id you can, there are free ones) told us very interesting facts about the background of the royal family, which made the visit even more enjoyable.

Visit here at around 11:30AM and wait for the shift changing ceremony. It's really interesting and worth visiting. Later they will walk to the street. If you're lucky you can follow them to another place.

It is very impressive. The Danes built something really nice there in the 18th century. I wish their Queen and their Crown Prince can enjoy living there when they are in Copenhagen. I would not like so many tourists at my doorstep 🐒😁