Who is watching who?

A day in the Zoo.

Dragør

The old part of Dragør.

Dragør is a small city located 12 km south-east of Copenhagen.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag%C3%B8r

Gravestones

Gravestones on Vestre Kirkegaard. The graves are german refugees from WWII.

Fountain

Fountain at Amaliehaven

The Operahouse

The Copenhagen Operahouse seen from Amaliehaven.

Tower and spire

Nothern chapel at Vestre Kirkegaard

Nyhavn

Nyhavn was constructed by King Christian V from 1670-73, dug by Swedish war prisoners. Along its northern, sunnier side, Nyhavn is lined with bars and restaurants facing the harbor.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyhavn 

Door

An old door.

Another avenue

Avenue at Vestre Kirkegaard - a cemetary.

Bridge

Bridge connecting Islands Brygge and Kalvebod Brygge - only for bikes and pedestrians. In the back you see two rather new buildings, build in or on two old buildings, which earlier was a soy silo (the one to the right - now called Gemini Residence) and a soy factory - now it's both fashionably housing.

Spring

Eranthis and snowdrops - spring is coming

Gasoline

The price on gasoline have reach more than 1,65 euro

Chickens on a wall

Paintings on a wall in a gate

Pool

A game of pool at a sportsbar in the inner city.

Neo-Baroque

One of the largest cinemas in Copenhagen - Palads Teatret - The Palace Theater. It opened in 1918, build in Neo-Baroque style. Repainted in 1989. Pretty or not - you deside.

Nyboder

Buildt by Christian IV from 1631 as housing for the personnel of the Royal Danish Navy. It is still in use as that.