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443: Statue of the founder of Copenhagen, Absalon

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445: Denmark's Parliament

445.5: The Copenhagen Museum

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448: A wall from an 1100 CE fort protecting Copenhagen is under today's Christianborg Palace.

453: I don't see my hairstyle represented among those considered to be fashionable.

454: One of several exhibits about how much residents of Copenhagen enjoyed reading in the 1700's.

455: Two authors who promoted interest in reading.

456: The first of several panels about how Copenhagen's policies about poverty developed over time.

457: This panel explains that when Copenhagen ran a lottery to help a luck few out of poverty, the unlucky most were driven further into poverty.

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459: A panarama of Copenhagen.

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461: The neighborhood of our hotel.

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463: Bicycles became safer and way more popular in the 1890's.

464: Public health experts proposed in 1950 that Copenhagen build modest apartments for those who need them, and who would find them way better than the prevailing squalid conditions. Copenhagen agreed and undertook construction and a subsidy program to assist residents buy their homes. What a crazy way to end homelessness: build enough homes for those who need them.

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468: Lego store

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470: Nut stand had good deals for all diets.

471: 42° Raw also had food for both of us.

472: Swan in the foreground and swans in the background.

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474: A building with a grass-covered roof.

475: If ivy is growing over your slogans, it might be time to update them.

476: The bike and pedestrian paths go under this bridge.

477: Ducks in the foreground and bigger ducks in the background.