The Little Mermaid is from Denmark 🧜‍♀️❤️

#hellohalloween The magic of Copenhagen is real – and you’ve gotta start with its most iconic landmark, The Little Mermaid 🧜♀️✨. Sitting along the Langelinie promenade, this statue draws visitors year-round (yes, it’s open all day, so no need to time your visit!). Must-See Spot: The Little Mermaid Langelinie, 2100 København Ø, Denmark Open 24/7. You can stroll over anytime the mood strikes! Early mornings are extra chill for photos, and sunset gives the harbor a golden glow. Pro tip: It’s a short walk from the city center. Visiting early or late helps skip the selfie-stick crowds. Don’t miss the cute harbor park nearby for a picnic or people-watching. And yes, the statue is smaller than most imagine — so keep expectations realistic and focus on the waterfront vibes. Getting Around: Copenhagen has awesome public transit — look out for city buses or jump on a bike (the city’s super cycle-friendly and has loads of rentals). Want an easy way to book hotel or trains? Check out trip.com for seamless planning! Food Tip: Grab a Danish pastry (“wienerbrød”) at a nearby bakery (try Andersen or Lagkagehuset) before or after seeing the statue. Perfect fuel for more exploring! Other Essentials: No visas needed for EU/Schengen travelers. Danish krone is the local currency. Weather can switch fast, so pack a light jacket even in summer — and don’t forget a windproof layer for the harbor! #CopenhagenGuide #ScandiTrip #TheLittleMermaid