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Eriksen's wife, the prim ballerina Ellen Price modeled for the statue and the face of the Mermaid very much takes after her. By the way, unknown vandals for several times beheaded the Mermaid, so the present head is not the original. In the 60s the Mermaid regularly became the centre of different protest actions, it was desecrated for many times. Those times passed, but nevertheless even nowadays from time to time graphite appears on it. The bronze statue is one of the most popular sights of Copenhagen, so in daytime it's very difficult to make a good photo of her without numerous tourists on the background. The best time for photographing the Mermaid and only the Mermaid is the sunrise, when there is almost nobody in the streets.

Amalienborg. Amalienborg is the winter residence of Danish Royal family. This ensemble consists of four palaces, which are situated around the octagonal square with the equestrian statue of Frederic V in the middle. Primordially noble families lived in Amalienborg, but after the fire in the Christiansborg Castle this area became the property of the Royal family. Outwardly all the four palaces look the same: all they are built in rococo style, but their interiors differ a lot. Two of the palaces are open for tourists. Christian's VIII Palace serves as the Royal House of Glücksborg (1863-1972). There one can look at the private offices of Christian IX, Christian X and Frederic VIII, the Royal dining-room, Queen's Luisa's salon and also the Queen's wardrobe. All the rooms have original furnishings.
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