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As early Viking Age, the word Denmark is inscribed on the great Jelling Stone, to the tenth century While covering the territory then, and today is very different.
Between the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries Denmark used to be a great impotence, with a degree of influence comparable to the largest countries in Europe.
Denmark during the Viking period based his power on the peninsula of Jutland, the island of Zealand and the southern part of what is now Sweden.

Natural Park of Rands Fjord
It is a beautiful natural park. In the Lake of the fjord stop many waders and ducks in their migration, while the marshes and reeds are home to nesting birds such as the warbler and mustachioed. It is an area with a great diversity of species of birds.
At one time this fjord was halfway between Vejle and Fredericia, on the east coast of Jutland, and connected to the sea. But this outlet was now closed by land and freshwater. To reach the park is to go to the southeast from Vajle. About 6 km after Borkop, the road touches the eastern boundary of the park, just before reaching the town of Egeskov. Most of the area can be seen from the back roads that run along the northern boundary of the park, Overhol, Nebbergard and Osterskov.

The Tivoli is an amusement park in Copenhagen is located opposite the railway station. It was opened in 1843. This park is lively throughout the day. Many families, retirees and workers come to him to rest and have a typical sausage or a waffle, with a lager. The Tivoli is an essential destination for tourists who visit the Danish capital.
When it’s sunset lights attract thousands of visitors who come to dine at one of the thirty restaurants or attend any function in any theater or a musical performance in the concert hall. A nice scenery formed by trees, lakes and flowers, plus the huge amusement park, allow tourists to enjoy a nice stroll through this famous park in Copenhagen.
Next to the square of Copenhagen is the Tivoli, the oldest amusement park in the world. A beautiful place that combines the beauty of its gardens and walks with the fun of its attractions.

The park was built in the mid-nineteenth century, and retains the charm of the places of other times they continue to play its role.
Although there are some modern attractions, it is precisely that the main attraction of the park. There is a park for those seeking big adrenaline rush. The attraction is perhaps to combine the old and current, and provide a space for everyone: young and old.
It is best to plan the start of the visit in the afternoon, before dark, to appreciate the transition from natural colors to the romantic atmosphere of the illuminations.
Keep in mind also that we plan to have dinner at Tivoli must be done no later than eight o’clock, because after nine restaurants stop serving hot food and some of them close directly, which can misplace a bit .
For those who want to spend some pocket can be tested in the boat-restaurant located in a small inland lake.
Another option is to ‘de tapas’, but the Danish smørrebrød typical testing, cold dishes very appreciated by the Danes.
The gardens and paths create a special atmosphere, perhaps because the retention of the ‘something’ of the nineteenth century. It’s a romantic place despite the quiet bustle and attractions invite you to share a good time.
And of course, Tivoli is a fun and for fun.

For our next trip we left the center of Copenhagen, a place visited by spirits and by the great attractions offered to visitors.
Tivoli is the oldest amusement park in the world, located in a large block in the district of Vesterbro, which originally opened its doors in 1843 and is still intact.
Upon entering, we saw a totally different space, whose atmosphere with palaces, gardens and an incredible lighting transports us to another time where magic abounds in every corner.

While games are not as modern as can be seen in different parks in the world today, the exhibition has been responsible for incorporating new machinery to continue pandering to his faithful audience.
One of the greatest beauties of the place is at dusk when the streets are lit to provide an enchanting atmosphere, so the whole environment is very busy not only foreign tourists but for all Danes.

