Copenhagen

Today I spent wondering Copenhagen. I rode on a wide array of S-trains, buses, and a harbor bus, just because I can. We first went to the Domkirke in Copenhagen. This Domkirke was super boring, and kinda ugly (just kidding very ugly). There are many (14 specifically) marble statues, that are larger then life. They were cool, but the problem was they were still very boring. We didn't even get to go up in the tower (the domkirke has the shortest tower, yet it is the head church in Copenhagen. How does that happen???) Then we went to the church my mom attended when she was in Copenhagen. This was a beautiful church. Simple stunning (though kind of small...). Then we walked to the round tower (it used to be an observatory, but there is too much light pollution for it to be used) Attached, there is a small church. This was also an amazing church, though small. Then we went to Rosenberg castle, which is where the crown jewels are kept. We say the castle, as well as the jewels. Those jewels were ridicules. So much shininess!!!!!! There were sword and guns that were bejeweled, and of course, the three crowns. There were so many jewels in those crowns.... Then we wet and say other unimportant parts of Denmark. Including the little mermaid. Near the little mermaid, there is the dock were the royal family boards the small ship that takes them to the royal ship named after our flag. We saw the ship sitting there (which is incredible rare) and then the Secretary of Defense, plus other members of the government bored the small ship and looked at the other ships. This is an incredibly rare event to witness, but we did it, which was cool.