Las Mejores Vistas de Copenhague | DINAMARCA #5

Well it's a new day and here we are back in Bordfresselskirke or the The Church of Our Salvation located near Christiania which is where we said yesterday We wanted to go up So we came early actually I thought weren't going to Unable to go up because the forecast was that it would be raining all day And a lot more It was a good one actually I was awake at that hour at 6 Because there were lightning and all sorts of things And nothing since we are here in the church and that wha It has the feature that it can be climbed up to the bell tower up there So let's get started Well we're already climbing up from the bell tower initially by The inside part which is like all the wooden staircase and that Then the last two floors I think are on the outside Let me see It would better not to come up on a Sunday huh Mara We're here Waiting in line there's only one lane so you almost have to go down to let someone through Before you separate as much as you can to fit and it's not easy at all Well we just left we're there like on a little balcony we still have that Part of the top but okay from here you can already see it that's the main part From the city everything we did yesterday all of that well and the coast that isn't visible And from Here you can also see the Øresund Bridge which is a bridge that connects Denmark with Sweden is one of the largest in Europe and it just arrives that is the bridge It can be seen from here it reaches an artificial island that was created to make the connection And then there is a tunnel that connects to the Swedish country From here we can see Christiania As I couldn't teach you yesterday I'm showing you some aerial plans of the place as if I were He could have come here with the drone Well at least you can see how they are a bit like the structure The streets and such you know it's a pretty small place How was the experience We don't fit Hmm That's the experience It's the narrowest tower I've ever been in my life I mean There's always cola up there because it's not like the usual spot a kind of viewpoint No no Yes it's all like a spiral staircase going up and then ends like that Ends In the spiral staircase there comes a moment when you simply no longer fit you can't go any further Keep going because you don't fit No because there are no more steps left I've reached the last one Yes That is it's already It's a small ramp what's left is a slope Well that's so you can go down Then in a way you pour water and slide down like in a water park And that's it if you come here to the tower I recommend not coming on a Sunday morning because I think that's when the most people are there Right on the day it seems like it's going to rain so make the most of it everyone And bring yourselves Climbing gear Yes and patience That is don't think I go up for five minutes look around and come down No I mean here if you have people you'll probably have to wait in line But anyway It's cool because you get the city views and stuff Well I'd say it's worth it You Yes it's cool The city is bigger than I expected after all everything touristy We haven't seen it yet Wow look at the egg here to go down now Because it doesn't have I mean The cars have no driver and so you can sit in front or behind and watch everything as it happens The tunnel either comes or goes Then it's really good And then it has quite a bit of frequency and we It all looks very modern Yes but it has two lines it has just a few lines but anyway the truth is that for what we have needed so far it has always worked out It's quite hands-on We can't complain about that either Well we're going to the museum now The Carlsberg brewery which is one of the main Danish beers and one of the mos International because Carlsberg is everywhere in Spain So let's see how it is Well we're here at the part where we explain a bit about the history of what beer is Carlsberg And it was basically founded around 1875 right Or maybe around 1847 but the first one was in 1875 The laboratory was founded in 1875 and was created by J C Jacobsen What about the name But it was in 1847 Yes But then the laboratory and so on later In 1875 right Well that's the reason and the name comes from the fact that his son was named Carl Carl And then the other part is because Danish good in Danish and other languages because in German it's also I think Berg which means mountain because it's the location where it was The lab is like a mountain so the mix of Carl and Berg is what's left And here is their son No these these are not that one Here we have an amazing collection of beer bottles from all over the world there's an enormous amount of beers