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Nyhavn is a colorful 17th-century canal and popular entertainment district in Copenhagen. Lined by brightly colored 17th- and early 18th-century townhouses and numerous bars, cafs and restaurants, it's a popular spot for strolling and sketching. Designated a heritage harbor, the canal features many old wooden ships. visitcopenhagen.com/Reuters |
Thousands of delegates, government officials and environmental activists are converging on the Danish capital city for the UN's 15th climate conference, which opened on Monday and continues through Dec 18. The country's largest city is spread over two islands, Zealand and Amager, and has been connected to the Swedish city of Malmo since the transnational Oresund Bridge was finished in 2000. It's the most-visited Nordic city, hosting 1.3 million tourists in 2007.
