I enjoy the authenticity and atmosphere in Roskilde.
The town where Roskilde Cathedral dominates the skyline surrounded by blurred fjords and rolling fields.
It’s always a pleasure to take a walk from the cathedral down to the Viking Ship Museum and on to the fjord.
21 thoughts on “Vikings, Cathedral, Sources and Authentic Environment in Roskilde”
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HANNA'S WALK 
It looks a lovely gentle place 🙂 🙂
Thank you, Jo!! Here you can let your mind fly ❤ 🙂
Wow it’s great landscape thank you for sharing this post
I have question where Roskilde exactly I mean in which country?
Thanks a lot for your lovely compliment.
If you move the cursor over the pictures or watching them separately you will learn that Denmark is the country 🙂 🙂
Love Roskilde – beautiful photos, Hanna!
It’s a beautiful and an interesting historic place too, Leya. Maybe you are familiar with Skjoldungelandet?
Thanks ❤
No – I am not familiar with Skjoldungelandet!
Hej Leya! Det er een af Danmarks nye nationalparker. Et vidunderligt område:
* Nationalpark Skjoldungernes Land – 170 kvadratkilometer
Nationalpark Skjoldungernes Land ligger omkring Roskilde Fjord og Lejre.
Det er området hvor Skjoldungerne, den danske kongeslægt fra Lejre, stammer fra. Skjoldungerne samlede Danmark og området er arnestedet for store begivenheder i Vikingetiden.
Området er præget af Roskilde Fjord og skove. Ud over historiske slotte og bygninger er området kendt for sine hornfisk og de 10-12 par havørne, der yngler omkring fjorden.
Kilder: Miljø- og fødevareministeriet, Danmarksnationalparker.dk
I efterfølgende link kan du se præsentationen af Nationalparken, som Roskilde er en del af.
Mange hilsner,
Hanna
Nationalpark Skjoldungernes Land
Låter mycket fint – något att förlägga ett besök till!
Sagnlandet Lejre er et besøg værd.
PS Jeg modtager ikke returkommision 🙂 🙂
😀
A wonderful gallery of a wonderful walk, dear Hanna. I always enjoy walking through Denmark with you. Kind regards Mitza
It’s like flying when you walk in places like these ❤ 🙂 I hope you can feel it.
Thanks a lot, Mitza!!!
Beautiful pictures. 🙂 Hanna. When I think about Roskilde, this is the festival that comes to mind. I have thought of Roskilde as a muddy field, so wrong you can have, it is very beautiful. 🙂
Hi John. I’ve never been to the festival. But I recognise their ability to attract big musicians over time. Too bad it drowns in mud and waste!!
Thank you!
You are bery fortunate to have such beautiful places in which to walk! I really like the Viking ship!
Hi Montucky. I really do appreciate my surroundings.
I am deeply fascinated by the history of the Viking ships. 5 Viking ships of varying size blocked a small part of the sailing route into the fjord.
Marine archaeologists didn’t know what treasure was on the bottom of the fjord before they began to dig in the year 1962:
The Viking ships
What beautiful landscapes you have near your home, Hanna! Thank you for sharing them with us.
I grew up in Roskilde and it’s a joy to visit the town again 🙂 Thank you, Heide ❤
Beautiful!
Thank you!