We started our trip to Europe by driving to Orlando to catch a Norwegian Airlines flight to Copenhagen, Denmark. Our plane was a Boeing 787. The engines are huge.

Rolls Royce engines – the largest I’ve seen.

The windows are electronically dimmed. It’s actually sunny out, but the windows are at full dim.

Breakfast just before landing.

We made our way to the Metro and rode tot he Norreport stop. The first thing I saw as I came out of the subway was a MacDonald’s … and lots of bicycles.

There are thousands and thousands of bicycles around the city.

We walked to our Airbnb, dropped our bags, and headed for the boat landing for the Grand Canal Tour, a 1-hour boat ride around the bay and through a few canals.

A square on the way to the boat dock.

Here is a collection of video clips I took on the boat ride.

And a gallery of pictures.

A naval vessel.

The Little Mermaid

Mersk headquaters, called the "Blue Eye, for its windows.

The new opera house.

The new royal theatre.

A church with a staircase up the spire.

Construction office trailers stacked up.

We had dinner at an outdoor cafe along the Nyhavn canal. It was chilly as the sun was setting. The restaurant set out blankets on every chair.

Dinner at Nyhavn 33.

As we walked back to our room, we discovered a real Prada store. (As opposed to the fake one in Valentine, TX.)

A real Prada store.