Wednesday morning began exactly like Tuesday. We loved our "Netto Market" breakfast so much that we repeated it again. The picture on May 12th was cropped from this one.
While the others explored below, I climbed this tower...
... and saw this view (with the Vor Frue Church on the left)...
and this view (with the bridge to Sweden in the center on the horizon).
Our last stop before getting on the boat was the Kastellet, a military installation that was built in 1662. It has a moat around it that creates an island in the shape of a pentagram.
As we approached the harbor, we saw a cruise ship and one of us said, "That is HUGE!" Then we saw our ship, the Regal Princess (14th largest in the world), and Dave said, "Yeah, but ours is HUGER!" So, from that moment on, we referred to our boat as "HUGER."
It had 16 decks with an atrium in the middle on Deck 5 that extended upwards to the top of Deck 7.
Our cabin, on Deck 9, had a double bed, bathroom facilities, a fridge, a big screen TV, and a balcony.
