As usual, we woke up early to have breakfast before getting ready to go out for the day as the signs around the hotel advised us to eat at earlier times to avoid big crowds.
Evelyn enjoying her breakfast
Then we hopped onto the HOHO and again started the day with the boat HOHO.
We hopped off at Christianshavn with the intention to go up the Church of Our Saviour tower but it was closed due to strong winds. So we walked (quite a distance) to what looked like a food court which daddy had spotted during our boat ride: The Bridge Street Kitchen.
Choices were not too bad. Just as with all dining in Copenhagen it was expensive and we could only pay by card.
Happiness for daddy.. more craft beer
Evelyn with her silly poses
Next stop was the bus stop and off to Rosenborg Castle again. This time we bought tickets and had to wait a while for our turn to enter. While waiting, it rained rather heavily. We wondered if we needed to queue before entering like those people we saw, but the nice young man taking care of the line told us that we did not need to. Just had to wait till our turn (4p.m.) and we could walk straight into the castle.
The castle was filled with many things and many workers who ensured that visitors did not touch the displayed items.
Royal toilet *grin*
Throne (the real one)
Evan called this the lonely dining
It wasn't easy to walk around the castle as despite the crowd control, quite a lot of visitors are let in for each session.We finally finished up and headed to the bus stop to wait for our bus. It was a very long wait in the rain. Luckily the bus stop was sheltered.
By the time we got back to the hotel, everyone was too tired to think of dinner. So dinner (again) was sandwiches from the 7-11 downstairs.
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