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Christianshavn, A Serene Haven of Colorful Canalside Charm

Christianshavn

Many various yachts and boats are moored on both sides

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Introduction

Christianshavn is an artificial island in Copenhagen, Denmark, built by Christian IV in the early 17th century. Inspired by Dutch city design, the city planners incorporated several canals, which was uncommon in Danish cities and gave it a unique character.

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Christianshavn

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