Copenhagen, 27 October - 2 November 2019

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Superkilen is an unusual park in the Norebro district of Copenhagen. We got there in the morning, it was very quiet.

A bicycle parking lot.

Superkilen has a collection of street decorations, lights, swings, fountains, benches, picnic tables and even rubbish bins from 60 countries around the world. These double swings came from Iran.

A metal label on the ground explains where each item came from, like these double chairs.

A footpath.	Chess tables from Bulgaria.

Benches from Belgium. A large black sculpture on the left came from Japan.

A fountain from Morocco. A stripy hill at the back is probably made for skateboarders.

The palms are from China, the stools are from Romania, and the litter bin came from England.

Colourful benches.

Market square seen from the stripy hill.

A fountain in the Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads square.

Street lights in Copenhagen.

Dragons at the Town Hall on Radhuspladsen.

A cafe in the city centre.

The famous Tivoli park in the anticipation of Halloween.

A pumpkin competition. The winner weighs over 150 kg.

A pumpkin house.

Nyhavn in the evening.

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