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Chartreuse

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 Dine as much as you can ! Dinner at CHARTREUSE – 1 out of the 4 specialty restaurants on board #regentsevenseasexplorer @regentcruises
Featuring a modern French menu, Chartreuse evokes memories of a chic Parisian fine dining restaurant discovered during an evening stroll. Located on Deck 10 aft, wherever guests are seated in this regal restaurant, they will be treated to a succulent dinner while enjoying incredible ocean views. The restaurant ambiance is complemented by a menu that features dishes expertly prepared using modern techniques for a multiple course celebration of French gastronomy. ( website) #Regent25#h2hssexplorer2017Chartreuse (21) Chartreuse (25) Chartreuse (20) Chartreuse (22)  Super love their dinnerware by @bernardaudChartreuse (23)

 Still Bernardaud 🙂Chartreuse (24) Chartreuse (26) Chartreuse (27)Chartreuse (28) Chartreuse (2) Beef tartare with caviar  @regentcruises#Regent25 #regentsevenseasexplorer#h2hssexplorer2017 #h2hcaviarChartreuse (8)Chartreuse (16)Alaskan King Crab MeatChartreuse (14)

 Friand Aux Volailles aux trufflesChartreuse (32)  Consome ChartreuseChartreuse (31)  EscargotChartreuse (30) Chartreuse (29)Cream of Artichoke
Chartreuse (9) Terrines de Foie Gras
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Chartreuse (3) SoleChartreuse (15) 72-hr souls vide beef ribs Rossini with croutons  Truffle royale, seared foie gras, sauce perigourdine @regentcruises#Regent25 #regentsevenseasexplorer#h2hssexplorer2017 #h2hcaviarChartreuse (13)Carre d’Agneau Chartreuse (12)Chartreuse (11) Chartreuse (33) Chartreuse (1) Chartreuse (19)  Il FlotanteChartreuse (17) Chartreuse (4)

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Seven Seas Explorer is a luxury all-inclusive cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Browse the ship's deck plans, photos and more.

Seven Seas Explorer is a luxury all-inclusive cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Browse the ship’s deck plans, photos and more.

Regent Seven Seas Explorer

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 We boarded our ship in Copenhagen Regent Seven Seas Explorer (1)  Our home for the next 10 days that will take us to 7 countries  #h2hssexplorer2017

As soon as guests step aboard Seven Seas Explorer @regentcruises they know they have arrived somewhere special. She is the most luxurious cruise ship to ever grace the seven seas and at every turn her designer touches astound, just as her professional crew delights guests by tending to their every need at a ratio of 1 to 1.36. She is intimately spacious, boasting the highest space ratios ever seen in the cruise industry, the largest suite balconies at sea, and the exclusive top-of-the-ship residence with a private in-suite spa, called the Regent Suite among her 375 suites. Guests choose from five exquisite dining options, including the exclusive Pan-Asian restaurant Pacific Rim and they may learn to prepare their own masterful meals at the Culinary Arts Kitchen – Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ first cooking school at sea.(website) #Regent25 #regent25contest#RegentSevenSeas#regentsevenseasexplorerRegent Seven Seas Explorer (2)  Arrival at Seven Seas Explorer @regentcruises which is their newest ship – around 1 year old. Regent celebrates their 25th year this year #Regent25 #regentsevenseasexplorer#h2hssexplorer2017

Regent Seven Seas Explorer (3) Arriving at your home is very important and sets the tone of your trip/travel. Blessed to have a beautiful home and a spacious bathroom. Super love! @regentcruises#Regent25#regentsevenseasexplorer#h2hssexplorer2017Regent Seven Seas Explorer (41)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (44)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (45)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (47)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (48)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (43)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (42)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (49)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (51)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (50)Ofcourse the ship is full of Pinoys  and we are so at home with the best service !  Our steward is Jonnel and he has worked on a cruise ship for 21 years – 14 years with Silver Sea and 7 years with Regent @regentcruises Because of his work he was able to send 3 of his kids to school. They work 8 months on the ship and get 2 months vacation

steward jonnel Regent seven seas explorer
As soon as you board, there is food already 🙂  So we had our lunch by the poolRegent Seven Seas Explorer (5)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (8) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (6) On the top deck is the sports facilitiesRegent Seven Seas Explorer (1)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (7)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (4)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (6)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (5) And some lounging areasRegent Seven Seas Explorer (2)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (3)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (7)There is La Veranda which is like their coffee shop and this is where we had our first meal
Regent Seven Seas Explorer (19) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (20)  As soon as we boarded the ship and had lunch we spotted Pinoys – Archimedes, Angelyn ( who recognized us since she worked in Starbucks @starbucksph One Rockwell ) and Chef Nesty from La Verandaregent cruises filipino staff seven seas explorerRegent Seven Seas Explorer (21) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (22) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (23) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (29) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (28) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (26) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (12) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (10) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (11)
Regent Seven Seas Explorer (27) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (30) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (31) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (32)There is also the Pool Grill which is outdoor and more casual
Regent Seven Seas Explorer (9)Its buffet but there is a form you can fill up if you just want to check and give to your waiter to serve to you 🙂pool grill regent seven seas explorerpool grill seven seas explorer regentRegent Seven Seas Explorer (13)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (14)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (16)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (15)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (17)Regent Seven Seas Explorer (18) Aside from the buffet there is a menu you can order from and this fried chicken wings is so yummy!!  
Pinoy chefs know how to cook fried chicken! 🙂Regent Seven Seas Explorer (35)  Lobster NachosRegent Seven Seas Explorer (34) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (33)  The Creamery – One of my favorite spots on the #regentsevenseasexplorer @regentcruises#Regent25 #regentcruises#h2hssexplorer2017 #h2hicecreamRegent Seven Seas Explorer (38) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (39)  Every new meal, this is replenished with a new batch of freshly made ice cream and sorbet!Regent Seven Seas Explorer (37) Regent Seven Seas Explorer (36)milkshake regent seven seas explorersorbet creamery regent seven seas explorer

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Seven Seas Explorer is a luxury all-inclusive cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Browse the ship's deck plans, photos and more.

Seven Seas Explorer is a luxury all-inclusive cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Browse the ship’s deck plans, photos and more.

Tivoli Gardens

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 Tivoli Garden @tivolicphis the world’s most-visited seasonal theme park
Tivoli has been thrilling visitors since it opened its gates in 1843. It’s the second-oldest theme park in the world and the world’s most-visited seasonal theme park. Its delightful mix of rides, attractions, performances and culture make it a treat for adults and children alike. ( VisitDenmark.com ) #tivoligardens#Copenhagen #h2hssexplorer2017#H2HCopenhagenTivoli (10) Nimb Hotel inside Tivoli Garden @tivolicph – we were supposed to stay here but it was full.  Tivoli (12) Tivoli (11) Nimb Hotel inside Tivoli Garden @tivolicph – we were supposed to stay here ? but it was full. There are several nice restaurants as well inside #NimbHotel#tivoligarden#Copenhagen#h2hssexplorer2017#H2HCopenhagen
Tivoli (8) Tivoli (9)  We didn’t know we had to pay to go inside this restaurant inside Tivoli Garden @tivolicph 🙂  But it was nice to go inside to see the place. We ate in Groften which was Danish  #tivoligardens#Goften #h2hssexplorer2017 #Copenhagen#H2HCopenhagenTivoli (13) Tivoli (15) Tivoli (14)We actually enjoyed the food – especially the curry meatballs with rice which was a kiddie meal! haha 🙂   Tivoli (16)   Schnitzel of courseTivoli (6)Grøften’s plaice Served with capers, lingonberries, parsley, butter sauce and potatoesTivoli (5)  Seaboiled shrimpsTivoli (2)  Mixed saladTivoli (3)Tivoli (17)  Fried BrieTivoli (7)  Potato soup Served with crisp bacon and croûton – YUM!Tivoli (4)  Fish and ChipsTivoli (18)Tivoli (19)  Aquarium in the restroomTivoli (1)

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Tivoli Gardens amusement park in central Copenhagen offers rides, games, musicals, ballet, and major concerts.

Tivoli Gardens amusement park in central Copenhagen offers rides, games, musicals, ballet, and major concerts.

Christiania

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 Interesting place – a must visit in Copenhagen.

Freetown Christiania is a green and car-free neighbourhood in Copenhagen, best known for its autonomous inhabitants’ different way of life. It was established in 1971 by a group of hippies who occupied some abandoned military barracks on the site and developed their own set of society rules, completely independent of the Danish government.
Christiania existed under special conditions for 40 years with constant conflicts and clashes between the local Christianites and the Danish state. After many years of uncertainty about the future of Christiania, an agreement was entered in 2011, which meant that on 1 July 2012, a foundation, the Foundation Freetown Christiania, was founded. The foundation now owns the entire part of Christiania located outside the protected ramparts and leases buildings and land on the ramparts, which are still owned by the state. Part of the money is raised by selling the symbolic Christiania shares.
Freetown Christiania is a mix of homemade houses, workshops, art galleries, music venues, cheap and organic eateries, and beautiful nature. It is still a society within a society, for an example you cannot buy a house in Christiania. You have to apply for it, and if successful, it is given to you. The area is open to the public – even with guided tours, run by the local Christianites.
For your own safety, visitors are advised not to film nor photograph in Christiania, especially not in the area in and around Pusher Street, mainly due to the hash dealing, which is illegal in Denmark. At the entrance you will find signs indicating ‘do’s and don’ts’ in the area. We advice you to take them seriously and follow them for your own safety. ( VisitCopenhagen.com) #H2HSSExplorer2017 #H2HCopenhagenChristiania (1)  You’re not allowed to take photos in Christiania so I only took the walls haha!! The town is bordered by walls with art and you will see many more walls and buildings inside with colorful art #H2HArt#H2HSSExplorer2017 #H2HCopenhagenChristiania (4) Christiania (3) Christiania (5) Christiania (6) Christiania (2)

Papiroen

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 The initiators of Copenhagen Street Food are the entrepreneurs Jesper Møller (Toldboden and Restaurant Julian at National Museum of Denmark) and Dan Husted (Paté Paté and Biebedum)
Copenhagen Street Food is run by ‘The Association Copenhagen Street Food – for conservation of The Original Red Danish Dairy Breed’ and Thorshøjgaard.
39 food stalls, food trucks, containers and bars.
200 people work on the Paper Island on daily basis.
Parking space for 180 vehicles.
The Paper Island is located near Nyhavn and Christianshavn which are connected by the footbridge Inderhavnsbroen.
There is sun on the Paper Island from 11 am to sunset.
View to the Opera house, the Royal Playhouse and the harbour of Copenhagen.
Neighbours: Designer Henrik Vibskov, COBE, Carlberg/Christensen, Papirgalleriet, Galleri + design Hilfiger and Calvin Klein and the exhibition hall for modern art installations Copenhagen Contemporary
COBE is head for the new masterplan for the Paper Island. (Website) #Papiroen#copenhagenstreetfood #Copenhagen#H2HSSExplorer2017 #H2HCopenhagenPapiroen (1) Papiroen (2) Papiroen (3)  Before getting to Papiroen you will pass by this art installation.

What is your greatest wish? Share your dreams and participate in the artist Yoko Ono’s installation Wish Tree Garden. The installation has been created specifically for Copenhagen Contemporary and will be a permanent feature of the harbour area in front of the halls until December 2017.

Since 1996, Yoko Ono has been creating the artwork Wish Tree, which consists of one or more trees installed all around the world. The work is site-specific; that is, each tree species is chosen for its importance to the location, and when possible, is indigenous to the place and its climate, in collaboration with Ono. On a slip of paper, a so-called ‘wish tag’, anyone can write a wish and hang it on the branches of the trees. In Wish Tree Garden at Papirøen, trees from the Danish and Asian landscape grow on the Copenhagen quayside. Lilac, Reed Gråsten apple, Cornelian cherry dogwood, magnolia and tibetan cherry tree all create the impression of a garden you can walk in and see blossoming, changing colour and losing the leaves in the course of the changing seasons. The slips of paper on the branches of the trees flutter in the wind, and all the individual wishes give the garden a poetic dimension.

All the wishes are regularly collected and when the exhibition ends they will be sent to Yoko Ono. Eventually, wishes from all over the world will be gathered together in Ono’s Imagine Peace Tower on the island of Viðey in Kollafjörður Bay, Iceland: an art installation that consists of a tall column of light dedicated to Ono’s late husband, John Lennon. The wishes from CC will join millions of others that have already been collected since 1996 from other places in the world, and will be placed at the Peace Tower. ( CPHO.org) #YokoOno #WishTreeGarden#copenhagenstreetfood #Papiroen#H2HArt #H2HCopenhagenPapiroen (13) Papiroen (14) Papiroen (4)Papiroen (5)Papiroen (15)Papiroen (6) Papiroen (8) Papiroen (7) Papiroen (10) Papiroen (11) Papiroen (12) Papiroen (17) Papiroen (16) Papiroen (18) Papiroen (19) Papiroen (20) Papiroen (23) Papiroen (22) Papiroen (26) Papiroen (24) Papiroen (27) Papiroen (31) Papiroen (21) Papiroen (25) Papiroen (30) Papiroen (29) Papiroen (9) Papiroen (28)

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Copenhagen Street Food

Nyhavn

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I see this is many photos of friends who visit Copenhagen so I made sure we went here 🙂   Nyhavn (4)Nyhavn was originally a busy commercial port where ships from all over the world would dock. The area was packed with sailors, ladies of pleasure, pubs and alehouses.

Today the beautiful old houses have been renovated and classy restaurants dominate the old port. Nyhavn is filled with people enjoying the relaxed atmosphere by the canal, jazz music and great food.
No. 9, Nyhavn, is the oldest house in the area dating back to 1681. The design of the house has not been altered since that time.
Many of the houses lining the quays of Nyhavn have been the homes of prominent artists.

Hans Christian Andersen’s Nyhavn

The famous Danish fairytale writer, Hans Christian Andersen, used to live in no. 20. This is where he wrote the fairy-tales ‘The Tinderbox’, ‘Little Claus and Big Claus’, and ‘The Princess and the Pea’. He also lived twenty years in no. 67 and two years in no. 18.
Christmas by the canal
During Christmas, Nyhavn sets the perfectly Christmas-lit setting for your holiday in Copenhagen. The cafés and restaurants offer Danish Christmas delicacies and the annual Christmas market fills the cobbled street with decorated stalls. A classic Christmas experience. ( VisitCopenhagen.com ) #H2HSSExplorer2017 #H2HCopenhagenNyhavn (2) Nyhavn (1) Nyhavn (3) Nyhavn (6) Nyhavn (7)

On one side is this building which is the Kunsthal Charlottenborg which is an Art space.  There is a new installation which is til October 2017.

 AI WEIWEI: SOLEIL LEVANT
Installation on the facade towards Nyhavn
20 jun – 1 oct 2017
The opening of Ai Weiwei’s (b. 1957 in Beijing, China) new installation, produced specifically for Kunsthal Charlottenborg @kunsthalcharlottenborg and Copenhagen, will take place on United Nations International Refugee Day (June 20 2017). Named Soleil Levant, the installation barricades the windows of Kunsthal Charlottenborg with more than 3500 salvaged life jackets collected from refugees arriving at the Greek Island of Lesbos.

Focus on the humanitarian crisis
With this installation, Ai Weiwei hopes to bring focus to the refugee crisis currently taking place across Europe. According to UNHCR, 1,377,349 individuals arrived in Europe via sea in 2015 and 2016. In the same period, over 8000 individuals have died or disappeared attempting this journey. It is the wide-spread humanitarian crisis, which Ai Weiwei aims to bring focus on.

The name of the work stems from Claude Monet’s painting Impression, Soleil Levant from 1872, which depicts the harbour in Le Havre at the end of the 1870-71 Franco-Prussian war. Whereas Monet’s landscape painting captures the political and social reality of its time with its cranes, steamboats and industrialisation, Ai Weiwei’s Soleil Levant draws attention to the political and social reality of today through refugee lifejackets.

World-renowned artist and activist
Ai Weiwei is one of the most respected living artists in the world today. His work – across sculpture, architecture, installations, music, photography and film – always challenge and encourage critical debate. He has previously exhibited at ARoS, Louisiana and Arken in Denmark, where his works are also part of the museums’ permanent collections.

In 2011, Ai Weiwei was detained in China for 81 days without charges and had his passport confiscated. He did not get his passport back from the government until 2015. Since relocating to Berlin following the return of his passport, many of the artist’s latest works focus on the refugee crisis of present-day Europe. ( Kunsthal Charlottenborg website ) #H2HSSExplorer2017#kunsthalcharlottenborg #aiweiwei#H2HSSExplorer2017 #H2HArt#H2HCopenhagenNyhavn (5)

Puk

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We ate dinner in a typical Danish restaurant recommended by the concierge and walking distance from the hotelPuk (2) Puk (3)Puk (4) PUK´s Krone herring fillet stirred with sour cream, Krone Aquavit and dillPuk (11) Deep fried camembert served with blackcurrant jamPuk (6)Puk (5)  Puk (8)  Slices of roasted porkPuk (9) Puk (10)  Breaded veal cutletPuk (7)Old-fashioned appelpie with macaroons and whipped cream
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Restaurant PUK is a historic restaurant (1750) in the old Copenhagen serving quality Danish food and Danish Smorrebrod - open sandwiches - delicious!

Restaurant PUK is a historic restaurant (1750) in the old Copenhagen serving quality Danish food and Danish Smorrebrod – open sandwiches – delicious!

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