Nyhavn's painted houses along the canal, Amalienborg at dusk, the Christmas lights on Hotel d'Angleterre and the red rooftops seen from the Round Tower.
Nyhavn was dug in the 1670s as a harbour canal; Hans Christian Andersen lived at three different addresses on it.
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