DK Copenhagen Canal Life 9/24

From the bus we see that Tivoli looks quite different in daylight. After the tour we board the next bus leaving to stop at a couple of places (hop on hop off). First is the Rosenborg Castle with three floors of ultra extravagant architecture and furnishings. We also see special exhibits of jewels and other treasures. Military guards ensure no photos. Outside the rain prevents us from walking through the gardens, not only the rain but also the bitter cold and wind that fought our umbrellas.

While waiting for a bus, we see a delivery truck attempt a u-turn and back into a parked car twice, first smashing the side, then crashing out the window. The driver wastes no time leaving the scene, so we take down the license number and daughter leaves it in the car, easy to do since the glass is gone.

On the bus again, we make our next stop along the canal that hosts dozens of restaurants and bars on one side and quaint homes and businesses on the other side. We see a few wet tourists on boat tours as we stay warm and dry under blankets provided by our bar and beneath heaters. After enjoying adult beverages, we obtain a dinner recommendation from a local woman and head inside the restaurant of choice. From our table at the front window, we watch drizzling rain and thirsty patrons continue outside.