Visiting Kierkegaard’s Grave

Last week, I added two cities to my Google Maps history: Hamburg and Copenhagen. Ayşe and I flew to Hamburg and took a train to Copenhagen. Although we love train journeys, this route is not recommended (!) It was not a direct route; we had two transfers- one with a bus. The cities were clean, orderly, and by the sea. We have seen most of the touristy stuff, but in addition to them, these are the highlights for me:

Søren Kierkegaard and his family grave

I visited Assistens Cemetery where Søren Kierkegaard and Hans Christian Andersen are buried. I have to admit I mostly follow Spinoza’s track of philosophy but who can deny Kierkegaard’s contributions?

This statue is at the Garden of the Royal Library, one last tribute to Kierkegaard.

An inside view from the Black Diamond library

 

Then we visited a fantastic library by the canal: Black Diamond.

We ended up visiting Christiania, too. I guess I am too old or too changed to be excited about this human experience but still I would be sorry if I did not visit it:


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