A must-see European travel destination: a fairytale-like moment at the Copenhagen 'Little Mermaid Statue'

#European travel The highlight of a trip to Copenhagen, Denmark is definitely the 'Little Mermaid'. Inspired by Andersen's fairy tale 'The Little Mermaid', this statue, created in 1913, is only 1.5m tall, but it is loved by people all over the world as a symbol of Copenhagen. The Little Mermaid statue is famous for its appearance sitting on a rock in Langelinie Park and looking out at the sea. The sad-looking girl symbolizes the tragic story of the Little Mermaid who gave up everything for love. Especially at sunset, you can experience an unforgettable moment when you see the Little Mermaid statue with the golden sunset reflecting on the sea. It is easy to get there. It is a 15-minute walk from Østerport Station on Subway Line M3, or about 20 minutes by bike from the city. However, since it is a popular tourist destination, we recommend visiting early in the morning or in the evening. Kastellet Fortress and Amalienborg Palace are also located nearby, so it is good to visit them together. The Little Mermaid statue is small but leaves a strong impression. It is a must-see attraction in Copenhagen. It will be a special experience to see a scene from a fairy tale in real life.