Earlier in
the month, we had all bought tickets to Romeo
and Juliet at The Royal
Danish Opera House. We had read the play in Ms. Whitsett's English class and
were really excited to see it performed. The show started at 8:00 p.m. so we
had all day to spend in town.
We woke up
around 10:00 a.m. and had breakfast in our hotel again. Then, around noon, we
left to explore the streets of Copenhagen. We slowly walked in the toward the
Havnebussen Ferry that we would need to take to the Royal Opera House. It took
us about 2 hours to reach the ferry; we had taken a lot of time to look in
shops and we stopped for lunch along the way. We ate at Told Og Snaps, a restaurant
known for its traditional Danish food and paintings on the wall. We all enjoyed
are meal and continued toward the ferry. We spent a lot of time in a souvenir
shop, Copenhagen Souvenirs.
After we paid $25.15 for our ‘I love Copenhagen’ sweatshirts, we headed to the
Havnebussen Ferry to take us to the Operaen.
Cultural Event:
When we get
off, it is almost 4:00 p.m. So, we walked around the island and, as we passed
"Copenhagen Street Food", we got a snack from several different food
vendors with various dishes. As we walked back, it was almost time for Romeo and Juliet to begin. We showed our tickets and found
our seats. We all really liked the performance and understood the story even
better!
Pictures: Copenhagen Souvenir Shop, Told Og Snaps Resaraunt, and The Royal Danish Opera House
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