* The Romance of Copenhagen Evening tour is for you: If you want to see Copenhagen from an unusual perspective, or if you've been to Copenhagen before. Any new city is like a good wine. Copenhagen is a wine cellar. And you can't do without a good sommelier here. Every traveler should definitely take a walk around Copenhagen in the rays of the setting sun, when the cobbled streets are filled with mysterious lights, and medieval legends and stories come to life in the walls of the city. We will visit the observation decks, city squares, see the main sights of Copenhagen in the light of evening lights and you will be surprised how much "evening" Copenhagen does not look like its "daytime" counterpart. To begin with, we will go to a place that is rarely found on standard tourist routes – the North harbor area. Here we will talk about how Copenhagen has developed over the past 200 years, why 175,000 Danes emigrated from Denmark at the end of the 19th century, and what makes Copenhagen one of the most interesting capitals in Northern Europe today. Then we will visit the Castellet Fortress, the Gefion Fountain, the Marble Church and the Amalienborg Palace Complex. The rays of the elusive sun, the architecture of the 18th century, the royal guards in tall bear hats, lanterns and ancient paving stones are transformed with sunset. It feels like you're entering the pages of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. Therefore, here we will talk about the great writer, Scandinavian mythology, the romance of the Middle Ages, the current royal family and the legends of the past. Then you and I will find the embankments of Islands Brygge and the New Harbor, a panorama of Copenhagen evening at the new Opera House, colorful old streets, lights and observation decks. Our walk will end at the entrance to the magnificent Tivoli Park, which lights up 10,000 light bulbs at nightfall – this is the magic of Copenhagen in the evening, where I invite you to immerse yourself during your visit to the Danish kingdom.