
After the rain passed we headed on a hike into the woods. Henrik and Astrid are living very close to Jægersborg Dyrehave, the Deer Garden. The walk was beautiful as we were surrounded by oak trees. The forest is kept natural so the trees that die and fall are not removed unless they are somehow endangering people or animals. We saw tons of deer, including some albino. Eventually we arrived at Eremitageslottet a palace built during the rein of Christian VI.



We packed up our belongings and headed to Middelfart which is about 2 hours northwest of Copenhagen. We stayed at the Quality Hotel. I highly recommend it. It might have been a series of carriage houses with a stable or something similar. While it is now a conference center we lucked out on a very quiet night at the hotel in a very quaint town.

Day 4: Legoland
Our day started with a very nice buffet breakfast at the hotel. Our goal was to make it to the park around 10 when it opened.
The lego structures at the park were nothing short of amazing. I'll let the pictures tell most the story of our day.
These were our favorite rides, or at least our favorites of the ones in which we could carry a camera.
Throughout the park we saw many Lego animals and people. The attention to detail was astonishing.
By train and by jeep, goin' on a safari...
They also had a really nice aquarium, with of course Lego decoration for the fish, sharks and stingrays to swim around.
And there were just some fun lego people we got to know throughout the day...
We enjoyed our Legoland adventure.
That evening we returned to Henrik and Astrid's place as the next morning we caught a flight back to Spain. We had a fabulous trip and apparently got out just in time. Later that day the Denmark airport closed due to the volcanic ash from Iceland that floated south.
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