Henry's Journey through Europe

Denmark and Germany are neighbors and have a shared history, but how similar are these country's cities? This week, I'm here to show the differences between Copenhagen and Hamburg!

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Brussels

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Rainy, narrow, and made of stone, the streets of Hamburg are not dissimilar to those of Copenhagen!
However, in Hamburg, the buildings are a bit further away from each other and thus don't seem to tower quite as high
An old city with its own distinct history, the architecture of Hamburg sometimes mirrors the equally old architecture found in Denmark
On an uncharacteristically nice day, the sunshine envelops Hamburger buildings (in Copenhagen, not so much)
Like any big city though, Hamburg is no stranger to buildings in the downtown being covered roof to floor in stickers
"Das Hamburger Rathaus", an impressive structure that, at night, glows brilliantly over the nearby area
Like Copenhagen, Hamburg overall shines bright, even at night!
Hamburg Central Station easily rivals its counterpart in Copenhagen and boasts the high-up windows characteristic of German train stations

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