Travel Journal Copenhagen 21 Amalienborg Palace



Today we took a Hop-On, Hop-Off bus to Amalienborg Palace. Actually, it is a complex of 4 palaces in a diamond shape. One is occupied by the queen when she is in town, one by the Crown Prince, one is for guests, and the 4th is part museum and part a residence for another member of the royal family.
We got back to our drop-off point, and I went into the Visitor Center to get more information, then we started looking for a place to eat. The clerk at our hotel recommended a place with Danish food, so we walked about 4-5 blocks, only to find it closed. So we went to Rio Bravo, across the street, which was in the style of the Old (American) West, but we ordered fish dishes that I think were fairly Danish. Both had plaice (steamed or fried), white asparagus, small shrimp and caviar. Larry’s had both fried and steamed plaice, and toast. Mine was just steamed plaice, and also had small boiled potatoes. The steamed plaice was pretty boring, but the meal was otherwise okay. We had draft Tuborg Special beer with it, and that was good.
After dinner, it was still raining, so we just came back to the room and hung our coats and hats to dry. Will work on the journal and plan for tomorrow.
(to be continued)