The Danish King’s Garden sits at the base of the limestone cliff where the upper city meets the lower town. Three faceless, hooded monks cast in bronze stand near the wall, their robes catching the wind. Legend claims that during a critical battle in twelve nineteen, a red flag with a white cross fell from the sky, handing victory to the Danish forces. King Valdemar the Second claimed the land for Denmark that day, naming it the garden of the king.
Danish King's Garden
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