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Nationalmuseet
The National Museum has a huge collection of Danish artifacts as well as treasures from around the world.
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Marmorkirken, Copenhagen
The "Marble Church" is a beautiful Copenhagen landmark. The tower offers great views of the city, but is only open at a few, inconvenient, select times.
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Original Pancake House
True to it's name, Chicago's Original Pancake House serves great light & fluffy pancakes.
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Sue the T-Rex
Field Museum, Chicago
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Lou Malnati's
Chicago Deep Dish Pizza
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Bouley Upstairs
A no-reservations, open-kitchen restaurant run by a world-class chef.
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Ponte San Angelo, Rome
Beautiful sculptures by Bernini line this ancient bridge.
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Statens Museum for Kunst
Copenhagen, Denmark
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Churchillparken, Copenhagen
Located at the northern end of Copenhagen, near the Little Mermaid statue, Churchillparken contains the remains of a fort, and is an oasis of green in a modern city.
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Homeless World Cup
Wandering around Copenhagen on my last full day there, I crossed the Radhuspladsen to find the Homeless World Cup taking place. The cup brings homeless footballers from around the world to compete for charity. The previous year had been in Cape Town, this year in Copenhagen.
The football was played on pitches about a quarter of the size of real pitches, and we were able to get right up next to the action. They even had an authentic Scottish announcer calling the action.
I stumbled across it accidentally, and it ended up being the best afternoon I spent in Copenhagen.
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Howard Walfish has been a member since 4 March 2008 and goes by hrwalf.
Currently in Brooklyn.
I am a traveler and a writer.
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