Stork Fountain

The ostriches in Andersen’s fairy tales send cute newborns, while the ostrich fountain in Ameer Square has an interesting tradition, with Danish midwives dancing around the ostrich fountains to celebrate their formal birth qualifications. The Ostrich Fountain is actually one of the most famous fountains in Denmark, close to the Strget pedestrian street. Going to the pedestrian street shopping and passing here, I only knew that this fountain was so famous. I knew I would take a few pictures.

The Ostrich Fountain is one of the famous Danish sculptures located in the center of Copenhagen's Amaq Square. There are three flying cranes cast around the central stone pillars. The vivid image of the head to the sky gives people a vibrant sense of vitality. It is definitely a masterpiece in the sculpture.

The Ostrich Fountain in the center of Amaq Square is a well-known landmark. In the center of the fountain is a carved triangular column, with three drops below the pillar and three small frogs, spewing small water flows upward. On the stone pillar is a bronze sculpture, three flying copper cast cranes, from the center of the copper column to the outside of the head; the crane tail is connected to the copper cast treasure bottle. The bottle mouth is a large copper plate, the center is cast with blooming flowers, and the high copper flower.

Where you must go to Copenhagen, take the "middle section" of the street in Copenhagen, just when you are tired from shopping, take a break here, and you can also feed the pigeons by the way. There are several small restaurants around, you can also buy something to sit down.

An ancient fountain with exquisite design, copper has turned green, the water flow is very clear, and many postcards have it, mainly because it is very commemorative.