Rådhuset/Townhall

Hovedbanegården/

Central Station

It is a big train station it was built by

many men but drawn by Theodor

Siersted and opened the 1st December

1911. The central station is a big

trademark in Denmark, that’s why

you should go visit it.

Its always open and you can go it like

you want to.

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Copenhagen

Lego stores Lego means “Leg Godt” which is Danish

for Play well. Lego was invented by Ole

Kirk Christiansen in 1932. Lego is the

sixth most famous brand in the world.

Lego is known all over the world,

especially in North America and Europe.

In Lego Stores are their free and fun

events for the whole family.

In Lego Stores are their big and fun

figures you can watch.

The place is good to visit if you have

children or if you love LEGO.

Inside the shop you can walk around and

see the many figures and maybe buy

some products.

LEGO is known all over the world,

especially in North America and Europe.

It’s a church in central Copenhagen not far away

from “Rundetårn” witch is also a big sight. It was

built by Absalon, and in 1185 the church was

ready.

You should visit the church because it’s beautiful

with a lot of nice decorations.

The church was built three times because it

burned down. It is not that important for Danish

culture, but it is one of Copenhagen’s most

beautiful churches.

If you want to you can go in and see it from the

inside for free or you can just see it from the

outside.

Its open every day from 10-17.

“Vor frue kirke” “Christiansborg and Børsen”

Christiansborg:

It is a big castle where all the politicians

have got their offices.

It was build and given to Bishop Absalon,

from the Danish king in 1167. It has been

rebuild lots of times, and has burned

down twice. It is very beautiful and

means very much for Danish culture.

Børsen:

Børsen is one of the oldest buildings,

they started to build Børsen in 1620 and

was finish in 1624.

It’s very cultural, and has been a market-

centrum in Copenhagen for centuries.

Route: ..\Documents\Rute.docx

1. What color is the dragon?

2. There is an international thing in the store, what is it?

3. How many logos have LEGO had?

4. What is in the back of the store?

5. What shape did the LEGO logo have in 1950

6. There’s a lot of buildings in a showcase, what does it represent?

7. What LEGO figures in in the window, in the front of the store?

1. Green.

2. Tower Bridge (from London).

3. 13.

4. There are a lot of different blocks you can buy.

5. A circle.

6. Nyhavn.

7. Royal Guard