H.C. Andersen Gravmaele Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Floral tribute at place of repose
Interesting to see the grave of a treasured writer, whose works are beloved. With a grand floral tribute in front, the grave is marked with an unostentatious stone containing just his details and a...
I had to see it! Had to visit the grave of the man who’d weaved all those magical tales that I grew up loving to read and still has a place as my fondest memory of hours poring through his books. It...
Looks more like park than cemetery. There are a lot of people here, children and just tourists with cameras. Interesting to see the grave, even if you're not a big fan of Andersen.
With the right weather, the graveyard in Vesterbro is a good place to stroll. Many famous Danish are resting here, most notably H. C. Andersen and Søren Kirkegaard.
The cemetery, of course, surprised a little. Local residents use it almost as a park - walk there. The tourists should go here to look at the grave of Anderson. The monument itself is actually nothing ...
Floral tribute at place of repose
Interesting to see the grave of a treasured writer, whose works are beloved. With a grand floral tribute in front, the grave is marked with an unostentatious stone containing just his details and a...
Hans Christian Anderson’s Last Resting Place
I had to see it! Had to visit the grave of the man who’d weaved all those magical tales that I grew up loving to read and still has a place as my fondest memory of hours poring through his books. It...
Quiet place
Looks more like park than cemetery. There are a lot of people here, children and just tourists with cameras. Interesting to see the grave, even if you're not a big fan of Andersen.
It a very peaceful place, never crowded
With the right weather, the graveyard in Vesterbro is a good place to stroll. Many famous Danish are resting here, most notably H. C. Andersen and Søren Kirkegaard.
whether it's a cemetery or a park
The cemetery, of course, surprised a little. Local residents use it almost as a park - walk there. The tourists should go here to look at the grave of Anderson. The monument itself is actually nothing ...