As far as we know, everyone loves Denmark. Especially Australians. Australian Friend was very excited by a visit to the Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen - after all, Crown Princess Mary is from Tasmania! (Read more about Crown Princess Mary here.) Our call at Amalienborg didn't include any proposals of marriage from members of the royal family (this time), but we did find time to check out the excellent toilets, in between admiring Queen Margrethe's fabulous dresses and harassing the royal guard.
This royal toilet is a ten-pointer!
Further reading:
Sing If You're Glad to Be a Dane
If you enjoy reading about jewellery, whether royal or not, we recommend the author Nina Hald:
http://www.gyldendal.dk/forfattere/nina-hald
More royal reading:
Gärdslösa: Runes and Royalty
By the Sea - A Toilet Blogger's Holiday
Imperial Aspirations: The Chiewitz Outdoor Privy in Espoo
Statistical Musings
Amalienborgmuseet | Christian VIII's Palæ | 1257 København K
http://dkks.dk/the-amalienborg-museum-2
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| Amalienborg palace and the royal guard. Just so you know, you're not allowed to go closer than one metre to the strapping young men, however cute the hats. Image from Dkibenelux |
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| Amalienborg Palace Museum: clean, functional and hygienic |
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| Relax, everyone - there is absolutely no danger of running out of toilet paper! |
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| We like everything. Except the uncovered rolls of tissue stacked on the floor. Credit for the amount of spare bog roll, though - respect! |
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| We love this |
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| And this: ventilation! |
Further reading:
Sing If You're Glad to Be a Dane
If you enjoy reading about jewellery, whether royal or not, we recommend the author Nina Hald:
http://www.gyldendal.dk/forfattere/nina-hald
More royal reading:
Gärdslösa: Runes and Royalty
By the Sea - A Toilet Blogger's Holiday
Imperial Aspirations: The Chiewitz Outdoor Privy in Espoo
Statistical Musings
Amalienborgmuseet | Christian VIII's Palæ | 1257 København K
http://dkks.dk/the-amalienborg-museum-2
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