I visited Rundetårn in København, Denmark. It is a 7th-century tower which was built as an astronomical observatory.
17. mai
The 17th of May is the biggest public holiday of the year in Norway. All the Norwegian go crazy! They also dress up in funky traditional costumes. The girls wear striking little outfits called “bunad”. I headed into town to meet up with Marte and Ingvild, plus Baiba and my work colleagues Kaspars, Ron and Marco. A little rain shower dampened things a little bit, but the streets were still filled with partying Norwegians 🙂
Me with beautiful Marte and Ingvild, dressed in their Bunads.
Rainy 17th of May
Ron, Marte and Ingvild
Marte and Ingvild
Marco and Marte
You can read this in Norwegian here.
Rosenborg Castle
Harriet and I visited Rosenborg Castle in København, Denmark. Apparently the Danish crown regalia are stored in it.
Frederik’s Church
Harriet and I paid a visit to Frederik’s Church, a spectacular looking church in København, Denmark.
I also have a Norwegian translation of this post.
Outside Christiansborg Palace
View of the outside of Christiansborg Palace in København, Denmark.
Inside Christiansborg Palace
Whilst wandering around København I stumbled across Christiansborg palace. The inside was spectacular looking.
