Copenhagen - Part 1

Passed by the street which had part of it under construction to catch cab.

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There's one place I love to visit when I'm in city is the Hard Rock Cafe. I developed an interest in collecting pins from Hard Rock Cafe and its shop. Particularly the guitar pins with the name and designs of the city I am at. Also, I would get my dad a t-shirt with the design and city I'm at. As it was raining heavily and windy in early noon, I took a cab to Hard Rock Cafe. The Cafe is particularly empty on a very windy and rainy day.

The waitresses at Hard Rock Cafe Copenhagen was very nice, friendly and accommodating. I ordered the Mediterranean pasta with some berry juice.

One of the signed guitars on display. The food bill came up to a total of DKK 250. It's pretty much a standard price paid for a main and a drink at any Hard Rock Cafe's. After brunch, I took a cab to Rosebborg Castle.

To get to Rosenborg Castle, one has to cross the gardens.

I love the landcape for this! Reminds me of Little Red Riding Hood.

Rosenborg Castle

One has to cross the bridge to reach the castle. I love visiting castles whenever I travel. Besides being a gem for photography, it tells one a lot of the country and city's history, monarchy and treasures. Fuelled with my liking and interests in antiques are strong enough reasons for me to make the extra trip to visit castles and palaces. I bought the entrance ticket for the castle and treasury visit. It costs DKK 50 for students. 

Below are a few photos of what's inside the castle and treasury:

And for the wine enthusiasts:

Overall it was a great visit, especially for the castle and palace enthusiasts! After my visit to the castle, I went back for a nap as it was raining heavily, and I can't pretty do much with the strong wind and rain - my umbrella got overturned for n-times.