This is from the main walking/shopping/downtown street that runs through Copenhagen. It's called Stroget (except the O has slash through it but I don't know how to do that. Really cool street that is always packed.
This next picture I took while in the bathroom at Illum. Illum is a department store that is right off Stroget and it's pretty high class. Store layout reminds me of Holt Renfrew because different designers have sectioned off areas around the floor. The other picture with the escalators was also taken in Illum.
This is more of Stroget Street. A lot of these streets all meet up in different squares so this is just in one of those squares. Right to my left and not in this picture of Georg Jensen's store.
This picture is taken from the Radhspladsen Square (City Hall Square). All the buildings in this square are covered with advertisements and it doesn't really feel like Copenhagen but feels more like a huge city. Anyways the cool thing is that on the side of this building is a thermostat. If you can see right under the Phillips sign there is a gold coloured structure. This is a gold plated man that is a weather predictor. So, when it's supposed to rain, he comes out from under the Phillips sign and is out in the rain but he has an umbrella. Thought it was pretty cool.
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