Chien's Sharing Corner

  I know it has been a long time since my last post for my Denmark trip. Sorry for the delay.... Ok, as per promise in Part 1, I will share about the places of interest and also some food and beverage that I have tried along the trip. I will list it out as below with some pictures and comments on the individual places, hope you will enjoy! 1. The Little Mermaid Sculpture A bronze statue displayed at the waterfront at the Langelinie promenade in Copenhagen, is the landmark of must visit when you come to Copenhagen Denmark. Sit at the top of my list is due to I grown up with the fairy tale of Little Mermaid written by Hans Christian Andresen. The Little Mermaid, quietly sitting on the rock and waiting.   2. St. Alban Church   After taking some picture of The little mermaid, we explore around the area and came across this beautiful church which is open to public. It is call St. Alban Church, which is built in 1887. St. Al...

I work for a Danish company, and at the end of September this year I have been given an opportunity to travel to Denmark as a business trip. It is autumn time when I travel there, and I stay around for about 3 weeks. This is the first time I’m travelling to Europe so I am super excited and feels so blessed!!!! I found Denmark to be a lovely country so I decided to write a post to share with all of you on my experience.   Introduction Denmark, is a Scandinavian country in northern Europe, located southwest of Sweden and south of Norway, and bordered to the south by Germany. As a member of EU, Danish krone (DKK) is still widely use, and they accept Euro in some of the restaurant or shop. You will have to prepare Danish krone if you are travelling to Denmark (the currency is about RM1 to DKK 1.80). Official language is Danish, mostly seen on signboard. However most of the people speaks English, and you can find English signboard in most of the places in Cop...