Romantic sights

Cupid at Thorvaldsen Museum 

A romantic sightseeing tour in Copenhagen might as well begin at Thorvaldsen Museum. The museum opened in 1848 in memory of the great Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, who is buried in the museum yard. The museum has his works and private art collection on display. Begin at the sculpture of Cupid and Psyche, which portrays the God of erotic love and beauty, who is known for sending his arrows through people's hearts.
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The Winter Garden at Glyptoteket

The brewer Carl Jacobsen, who created one of the largest private art collections of his time, founded Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. It was named after his brewery, Ny Carlsberg, with the addition of "Glyptotek", meaning collection of sculptures. Glyptoteket houses one of the most extensive collections of sculptures, Danish, French and ancient art. The beautiful Winter Garden, drawn by Danish architect Henning Larsen for the French paintings, provides a very romantic setting for an art experience.
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Magical Tivoli Gardens 

Tivoli Gardens, in the heart of Copenhagen, is an adventure park with children's voices, roller coasters, restaurants, shops and music. But the beautiful gardens also hold a lake, a fountain and thousands of flowers in all the colours of the rainbow. Go for a walk hand in hand, and when the sun sets, find a bench to sit down on, look at the stars, each other and the magical fireworks as the gardens close for the night.
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A night at The Opera

A night at The Opera in Copenhagen is a romantic experience, whether you like opera or not. The Opera, drawn by Danish architect Henning Larsen, is an experience in its own right. Begin the evening with a table for two in the restaurant, which offers a panorama view of Copenhagen, the harbour and the Royal Playhouse across the water. As darkness falls, watch the city lights from The Opera's balcony on the 4th floor. It requires a ticket to a show or a tour to enter The Opera.
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Romance at The Royal Theatre

The Royal Theatre's Old Stage is situated in a beautiful renaissance building at Kongens Nytorv square, which was originally built in 1748. Red velvet seats, crystal chandelier and gilt decorations create the perfect frame for a romantic evening with ballet, dance, classical music, opera or theatre. It requires a ticket to a show or a tour to enter The Royal Theatre.
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The Baroque Park at Gammel Holtegaard

Gammel Holtegaard in Holte, north of Copenhagen, offers non-permanent exhibitions of Danish and international art, ancient and modern, paintings, sculptures and photographs. But for lovebirds the appurtenant Baroque Park is the force of attraction. Laurids de Thurah laid the park in 1755 with fruit tree avenues, fountains and arcades, and every Sunday afternoon in summer there are open-air concerts with jazz and classical music.
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