* Copenhagen by Car tour for you: If you value comfort and prefer not to depend on the weather. “Architecture is the expression of morals,” said Honore de Balzac at the time, and I completely agree with him. I invite you to delve into the architecture of Copenhagen and discover a beautiful city where modern buildings are being built next to architectural solutions from 400 years ago. There are quite a lot of architectural masterpieces in Copenhagen, and I suggest using a car for speed. We begin our acquaintance with Copenhagen with the symbol of the Little Mermaid city, after which we will get back in the car and rush towards Churchill Park, where we will meet the new Royal Opera, Gefion Fountain, the Castellet fortress and Denmark's only Anglican church. After enjoying the scenery of the embankment, we will head towards the winter royal residence Amalienborg. Here we will learn the history of the reign of the Danish kings, get to know the royal Guards better, and explore Copenhagen's most majestic church, the Marble Church. Our next stop will be one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Copenhagen – Nyhavn or New Harbor, a place that gets on all the postcards about Copenhagen. The historical center of the city begins here. Therefore, during the next stop we will learn the history of Copenhagen, visit one of the most popular tourist spots - Amager Square, get acquainted with the political heart of Denmark - Christiansborg Palace, the Supreme Court building and the Thorvaldsen Museum, find out who gave the green light to the Danish constitution, who built the Stock Exchange building, and what underwater sculptures in the city canal mean. The last point will be the Town Hall Square, the geographical center of Copenhagen. We will see the founder of Copenhagen, Bishop Absalon, learn the story of trumpeters playing on the moors, get acquainted with the great storyteller Andersen and the Tivoli amusement Park, find out where kilometer zero is located.