* The Magical World of Andersen's Fairy Tales tour is for you: If you come to Copenhagen with children who love fairy tales or would like to learn more about the famous writer H. H. Andersen. Many people were raised on Andersen's fairy tales, so today we return to childhood for a walk through fabulous Copenhagen, a city woven from the fairy tales of the great writer Andersen. During the tour, we will remember how events unfolded in the fairy tales ”Flint”, ”Thumbelina”, ”The King's New Dress”, "Wild Swans", "The Princess on the Pea", "The Snow Queen", "The Persistent Tin Soldier", ”Ole Lukoye”, we will visit places associated with the life of the great We will learn a lot of interesting facts from the writer's life. Everything in Copenhagen is conducive to immersing yourself in a fabulous atmosphere: colorful houses, the curvature of the streets of the medieval city, ancient lanterns, smiling locals and bobbing boats at the docks. As if the spirit of the Middle Ages and fairy tales is in the very air, all that remains is to reach out and grab it, and then you will be pulled into the whirlpool of fairy tales and adventures of this magnificent city. Tour Features: • The old courtyard where Kai and Gerda lived in the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" • The scaffold where they wanted to burn mute Elsa from the fairy tale "Wild Swans" • The round tower from the fairy tale "Flint" • The prison where the soldier from the fairy tale "Flint" was imprisoned, who dared to see the princess • The city canal, along which a sturdy tin soldier sailed on a paper boat • The place where the cheating tailors from the fairy tale "The King's New Dress" worked • The hotel where Andersen wrote the fairy tale "The Little Mermaid" • An old pastry shop, dating back to 1870, which Andersen loved to visit • An old restaurant, founded in 1720, where Andersen was a regular guest • The house of the writer Andersen, in which he wrote his first fairy tales • The Old Opera House, where G. H. Andersen dreamed of going. • The fish market where the tenacious tin soldier ended up after being swallowed by a large fish