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Odense (Denmark), Jun 19 (EFE) .- (Camera: Anxo Lamela) The Danish city of Odense is to inaugurate at the end of June a museum dedicated to the figure of its most illustrious personalities, Hans Christian Andersen, in which Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and a dozen other artists have built a universe full of sensory stimuli to interpret the work of the popular children's story writer.FOOTAGE OF THE MUSEUM.
In Copenhagen, Denmark fans pay tribute to Christian Eriksen. The 29-year-old midfielder is recovering in hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest and collapsing on the pitch during Saturday's Group B game against Finland. IMAGES
Sports Desk, Jun 17 (EFE).- Playing for stricken captain Christian Eriksen, watching from his hospital bed, Denmark jumped out to a lead over mighty Belgium in their Euro 2020 match on Thursday, but Kevin de Bruyne spurred a second-half comeback to send the Red Devils through to the knockout stage with a 2-1 win.
Visitors return to see the animals at Copenhagen's 160-year-old zoo after the Danish government relaxed coronavirus restrictions. The Nordic nation which has recorded 11,000 infections and 562 deaths from coronavirus. On 21 May the government decided to bring the end of the lockdown forward as virologists said the spread of the virus was slowing. IMAGES
Many have heard of the 'greatest story ever told' but one new museum located just several blocks from Congress aims to bring the pages of the Bible life for visitors. The controversial project, artfully called the Museum of the Bible, opened its doors for a media preview on Tuesday in Washington, D.C, ahead of its official opening on November 17. Over 430,000 square feet of exhibits cover eight floors, recreating iconic Biblical characters and events.
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