Winter

This what winter looks like most of the time.

Exercise in Frederiksberg Have

Frederiksberg Have (Frederiksberg Garden) is a good spot for doing a bit of exercise, like these people in the distance are doing.

Flower shop

A flower shop at the pedestrian street in the city centre.

Micro brewery

Nørrebro Bryghus (Nørrebro Brewery) is one of the first Danish micro breweries. It opened six years agao and they brew some nice beers. Their food isn't bad either.

Car share

One of the cool things about car share is that you can always find a parking spot. Free parking at any spot all over the city and special slots allocated to only shared cars. That's great!

Pain vs. quitting

'Pain is temporary. Quitting lasts forever'/ Lance Armstrong. Printed on the wall in DGI Byen.

I think he should know what he is talking about.

Leaves

Soon there are no more leaves on the trees.

Rain

It's quite wet this evening.

The Mountain version 2

A couple of weeks ago I posted a photo of Bjerget (The Mountain). The cool appartments in Ørestaden. This is from the other side of that very same building.

Vinyl

I like this photo. Old vinyl records and one of the real old fashioned record players. You can find it at Ricco's Coffee in Ryesgade.

Gates

Not much to say apart from: Gates.

#200

My post No. 200. Looks like rings in the water.

The Irma Girl

Irmapigen (the Irma Girl) is one probably one of the oldest Danish trademarks still in use. It is from 1904 and represents the Irma supermarket chain from 1886. That makes it the second oldest supermarket chain in the world, only beaten by Sainsbury's in England which is from 1869.

Different view

Sometimes you get the chance to see the city from a different point of view. This is from a private roof top terrace in Pilestræde. The dome visible in the picture is Marmorkirken (Marble Church)

Pipelines

Pipelines piled up and ready to be picked up.

Another house boat

A house boat in the Christianshavn's Canal. I've posted another one before.

No neighbours at all

This is probably one of the most funny street names in Copenhagen. Naboløs means 'no neighbours'. I've always thouhgt that was a quite funny name.

The moon

A big crane and the moon.

World Press Photo

From this year's World Press Photo 2009 exhibition, where I went yesterday.

The photos that can be seen on this picture are captured by Thomasz Wiech, Jerome Bonnet Mattia Insolera and Jonathan Torgovnik. Click on the links to se the photos and read about them.

Lagkagehuset

One of the best places to buy cakes is Lagkagehuset (The Layer Cake House). I strongly recommend their strawberry pies. And on a cold morning or afternoon you probably take a coffe as well when you there. But be prepared to queue up for a while, because it is almost always as crowded as this.