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August 23rd, 2010 | 
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Denmark, Hanstholm route for cyclists to Copenhagen:
With an area of 420 kilometers, this road links the largest port city of Denmark with the old port in the Danish capital. It crosses the North Sea moving on farms and forests, and various beaches, up to Copenhagen.
Along the route there are many landscapes of the Danish countryside, with an excellent opportunity to understand and appreciate traditions of the nation while traveling in northern bicicleta.Hacia route lined with cliffs, while on the way you can see different types of structures in the countryside.
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The city of Copenhagen is a place where you can enjoy events such as one found in the world of fashion and accessories. This is the Copenhagen Fashion Week, an event that comes every year in the month of February, which is an event that really like the fashionistas, who enjoy a very intense few days in this regard. It is one of the popular events that always comes every February and every year takes on added importance.
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The famous brewer Carl Jacobsen (Carlsberg beer) donated to the public in the late nineteenth century, its collections of modern and ancient art. The Danish Government and the city of Copenhagen were responsible for building the museum, which opened in 1906.
The Glyptotek is formed by the two original buildings separated by the Winter Garden, together with Henning Larsen building that includes a collection of French painting. Glyptotek name refers to the collection of sculptures.
The collection of ancient sculptures traces a route from the Near East (Sumer, Babylon and Assyria), through ancient Egypt, and the collection of Greek sculptures, considered one of the best in the world, the Etruscan art and the rich collection of Roman art.
The modern collection consists mainly of Danish paintings and sculptures (the so-called Danish Golden Age) and French of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It includes over 30 works by Rodin.