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torsdag den 17. marts 2011

Nørrebro

I live very close to where Nørrebro meets Frederiksberg, but I spend more time at Nørrebro than at Frederiksberg. Maybe I need to change that and find my way around in a new part of Copenhagen, but this is a tribute post to Nørrebro!

A poisonous mushroom at Nørrebrogade in company of poisonous cigarettes.

A shop that sells old, pretty boxes, at Nørrebrogade.

Sankt Hans Torv, the heart of Nørrebro.

Pink pipe at Fælledvej.

This poster is everywhere at Nørrebro, but is made at Blågårdsgade.

tirsdag den 22. februar 2011

Call God

In this phonebooth at Blågårdsgade, Nørrebro, one can call Gud = God. Isn't that amazing?

søndag den 31. oktober 2010

Flowerpower in traffic

In Copenhagen the hippie movement has apparently embraced traffic signs. I like it.

tirsdag den 19. oktober 2010

Little birdie

Who needs to go to the zoo, when these kinds of birds are flying around Copenhagen?

tirsdag den 24. august 2010

Pride


This weekend in Copenhagen featured the gay festival Copenhagen Pride. This house at Nørrebrogade celebrated the event with the colors symbolizing gay pride.

Picture taken from Blågårdsgade.

lørdag den 8. maj 2010

Keeping Copenhagen warm

At Frederiksberg I found this lamp post covered in a special sweater... The sign says "Pirate knit - keeping the city warm".

fredag den 16. april 2010

Bugs

There are of course bugs in Copenhagen, but we love it here anyway. Especially since spring has come.

Aldersrogade, Østerbro.

søndag den 7. februar 2010

Cph covered in ice and snow

This is a mini model of Copenhagen in front of The Museum of Copenhagen, but it pretty much covers the feeling most of the inhabitants of the real size Copenhagen have at the moment: It's all just snow snow snow...

Funny art pieces by the faculty of Humanities at University of Copenhagen, Amager.

Even beer freezes in Copenhagen these days.

Street art is a dominating part of Copenhagen, and even huge ice cubes in the middle of the street don't avoid it.