Freetown Christiania

Christiana Free City, the city of Copenhagen, is a small area of self-declared autonomy by the homeless, anarchic commune, very personal (see figure IX). There is its own "law" in the city, and a certain area wall indicates that no photographs are allowed (the Dupin area is sold). Moreover, in a strange place, the man's open urinary place (Figure VII). The buildings in the Free City are old and dilapidated, graffiti is unique, drug use is semi-public, and the overall tone of Copenhagen looks a bit out of place, but it is also this out of place, attracting many people to come here to check in, not to see [naughty]

Christian Free City is also a very fashionable place. Many areas of this place are quite fun. You can come here to see many exquisite designs. The environment of this Free City is also quite good. It is a place worth visiting.

Free City is a very famous place in Copenhagen to see the red punch card, and the place where the day is very artistic is some old houses, or painted with colorful exterior walls, or there are various personalized graffiti, very good

This is one of the most interesting places to visit within Copenhagen even though it's its own town technically.

Free City is more dangerous than my impression. Although I went early, I saw someone eating tight. If you go, it is recommended to punch the card and bury the property carefully. Fruit array went to friends to buy tight hand letters, no la la, there is a person who walked through Li and talked about a bunch of wild, into a body _ taste, really scared relatives 🤣 But the degree is all special~

Today's last attraction, Christian Free City, was originally a naval station after evacuation left a large number of vacant buildings, and was gradually formed by the homeless to form the city in the city. Today, an anarchist-proclaimed autonomous region, full of graffiti, drug use semi-publicized. Nevertheless, it attracts many tourists to visit and see, including me with great curiosity and no eye-catching. Fortunately, it is close to the Savior Church, not ten minutes walk away. A circle of freedom in the city, it really deserves its reputation, and the outside world is obviously two days, it really deserves the word freedom. People living here, with a different vision to look at foreign tourists, the tourists who see a little hairy, can not help but walk carefully in this so-called homemade territory. Even taking pictures to look forward to the front, dare not dare to press the shutter. After greatly satisfying the curiosity, it was too late to go back to the hostel to take the luggage and set off on the way home. It took about 45 minutes to take the bus from the Central Railway Station to the airport. The plane to Hong Kong was 22:40. It was still early. I had dinner at the airport and took a break before boarding. Fortunately, I bought the Copenhagen card this time and used it to the last end. In the two days, all the attractions and transportation have a card in hand. It is convenient and affordable. I highly recommend free travel friends.