The Little Mermaid is a iconic bronze statue in Copenhagen, depicting a mermaid becoming human, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale
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Activities: We took the number 26 bus out to the edge of the city and saw the iconic Mermaid statue, fighting the crowds to get the perfect picture and grabbing a delicious cup of coffee or hot chocolate when we’re done
Highlights: We enjoyed taking a photo in front of the famous Mermaid statue and grabbing a hot drink afterwards ✨
Activities: We saw The Little Mermaid statue, a popular tourist attraction in Copenhagen, without going out of our way to visit it. We saw it from our boat back from Reffen
Highlights: The Little Mermaid statue was a nice to see, but we were happy we saw it without making a special trip to see it ✨
Activities: We passed by the city’s famous mermaid, which is really nothing in reality, but where we saw dozens of tourists standing by all day to photograph this little statue by the water
Highlights: We enjoyed seeing the famous mermaid, even if it was smaller than expected ✨
Activities: We saw The Little Mermaid, a small bronze statue based on Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale story. It is one of Copenhagen’s most popular attractions, located by Langelinje Pier
Highlights: My daughter was familiar with the fairy tale version and my 6-year old son was curious why it doesn’t look like Ariel ✨
Activities: We stopped for over an hour to walk around and eat. We saw the Little Mermaid Statue, based on Hans Christian Andersen’s famous story
Highlights: My daughter was really looking forward to seeing the Little Mermaid. She loves Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales ✨