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In Denmark, this places are called districts and Copenhagen has six highlighted of them.
Indre By, Crstianshavn, Vesterbro, Norrebro, Osterbro and Frederiksberg

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Copenhaguen has a lot of of places to have a good time and relax.
Most of them are famous around Europe because of its history and quality.
1ºRoyal Theatre: known because of its decoration and capacity.
2ºNational Museum: with a large variety of ancient objects.
3ºNoma:which has been awarded three times as the best restaurant of the world.
4ºKobenhavn: like the handball team AG Kovenhavn, or the football team or even the Rugby Union.

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Copenhagen is located on the island of Selandia, one of the 107 islands in the country.
It started as some fishermen´s village and even when three big wars had devastated it, this city is still one of the most confortable and healthy place to live.

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Copenhagen is the capital and most populated city of Denmark.
Approximately 600.000 people live in Copenhagen.
The population density is 7.400 people per square kilometer.
This is close to 10% of the country´s total population.
The largest urban area has a population of approximately 1.3 million, while the metropolitan area of Copenhagen has more than 1.9 million people.

HOMELESS PEOPLE:

Experts day that there are 10.000 to 15.000 homeless people in Denmark, about half of which live in the Copenhagen metropolitan area.

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UNEMPLOYMENT:

The unemployment rate in Copenhagen was at 4.1% in January 2018, the same as in December 2017.
Copenhagen city has around 307.000 jobs.
There are 28.000 jobs in manufacturing industries,
48.000 in trade and tourism, and 191.000 in other services.

POVERTY:  In 2017, approximately 12%

of the country´s population was at risk of poverty.

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Copenhagen is a beautiful place. It has many interesting landmarks and architectural works to visit. For example:

In the centre of the city you´ll find as many as four royal palaces, of which Amalienborg Palace is the  residence of Queen Margrethe II.

The Little Mermaid

Rosenborg Castle

Tivoli Gardens

The National Museum of Denmark

Chistiansborg Palace

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Metro: Is used a lot, it was inagurated in 2002, it is very fast, and it reaches all places of tourist interest.
Buses: Are a good alternative to reach areas of Copenhaguen that don't cover the metro or the train. There are night buses, express, aquatics...
Taxis: Are the most expensive transport, but it is also the most comfortable, especially if you travel with a lot of luggage.

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Copenhaguen was chosen green capital in 2014. It has thousands of parks and gardens, the two famous parks in Copnhaguen are  Faelledparken and Valbyparken, where there is a large lawn area.
Another of the most popular parks is Konyens Have, in which the park and gardens have been open to the public since 17th century.

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Frank Jensen was born 28 May 1961 in Ulsted, is a Danish politician, who is the member of the Social Democratic Party office.
He is the mayor of Copenhaguen since 2010.