Visit Christiania – The Quaint Danish Town

As a hippie free zone in Denmark, despite having gone through many ups and downs, Christiania is still known as a very special and different place, unlike any other. This is Christiania! The site was formerly an abandoned military base and was established in 1971, by homeless people and artists who viewed it as a "try-out". From a distance Christiania looks like an ordinary old Danish city ..

. but this is an area called the "free zone" of Copenhagen that if you step inside, you will This town is full of vibrant to thorny landscapes This town is "out of reach" of Danish law and uses its own currency (it is often called Freetown Christiania) When you enter town you will see a sign that says "You are entering the European Union"! Christiania even has a flag The three golden circles on the flag represent the three letters "i" of the Christiania name meaning to represent love. In Christiania, the use of marijuana is considered legal. The marijuana shop operates 24 hours a day and sells 30 to 40 different types of cannabis There are many pretty impressive signs here Beautiful street paintings are available in every corner of town.



Full of art galleries, restaurants, cafes and historic buildings, there are also many museums, music venues, and cultural centers that look like “Gay House”, a regular venue for gays, lesbians, and transgender communities, is full of fun colorful and exotic events here for you to do. In many places such as the Nemoland coffee shop, visitors can freely sit and smoke marijuana in a large outdoor area, in addition to venues such as restaurants, bars, music venues as well as many other entertainment places in Christiania are open until late into the night to serve "night owls". In addition, the Woodstock Café also serves live music, beer and coffee until 5am and there are many other interesting and comfortable places to hang out at night. As you see in Christiania all of the high quality organic food, however the price is quite "soft". Morgenstedet is a lovely restaurant with a constantly changing menu and really delicious. Great for vegetarians in a rustic, laid-back setting, there are areas that look abandoned for a long time, and some great spots to visit. Like the canal at the end of town where the people live on boats You can also visit this unique glass house made from these recycled windows.



The architecture doesn't need architects. ”Even the colorful and" out of stock "trash cans This is Pusher's main street, where cannabis and handcrafted jewelry is on sale. Drugs and related matters became a real problem in Christiania in the 1980s, leading to clashes with the police and the government. Even to this day, in order to avoid the unfortunate happenings, travel agencies in Denmark have equipped tourist guide boards for tourists when traveling to Christiania. Struggling with the Danish government, in 2012, the government also decided that most of Christiania's acreage would be sold to people who live there. the idea of owning real estate, while wanting the town to be a collectivist area and not subject to any government control. rules such as "individuals will not exercise control of land but under collective control" (Christiania property is also sold at a much lower price than market price). up since the town was founded, but Christiania retains the spirit of the hippie community as the town's original inhabitants.



The town of Christiania has also been banned due to sudden police searches. Although the residents live comfortably, it is not because of that there are no rules of its own. Here are 9 regulations that are strictly forbidden in Christiania. When you leave, there will be a sign that reminds you that you are returning to the EU.) According to Buzzfeed ***.

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