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This is the second part of a two part post about the Bella Sky Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark where i was working in the Bella Center exhibition space and had some time to explore the site and it’s surroundings. The Bella Sky Hotel is the one most unusual building on site. Just like the building with the perforated metal facade that i shot and wrote about in a previous post here this mad building is perfectly suited for going absolutely #monomad about it either. Don’t worry if you have a feeling of deja vu, i repeat some things here for those who dropped in this second part without having read the first part. I’ve taken the photos in this second part on different days and different times of day just like in the first part too. In this part we go inside and up on the 23rd and highest floor of that wild piece of architecture. Then let’s go inside, welcome to …

The Bella Sky Hotel

Yes, of course they have a LEGO model of the building on display in their atrium, it’s Denmark ;)

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Here’s a view of the outside of the building just to remind you where we are going now. That bridge up there is on the 23rd floor of the building.

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Luckily one doesn’t need a room card to use the elevator in this hotel and here we are now inside the bridge on the 23rd floor.

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Now let’s enjoy the views from up here.

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Next up we’re looking down on the hotel’s main entrance.

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Then it started to rain and pretty soon the windows were wet and the weather didn’t allow for more photos that day. I should not forget to tell you that this bridge is shaking quiet a bit as soon as there’s a wind coming up and especially when it get’s more stormy.

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When i went up to the 23rd floor on another day i was looking for a toilet and look what i have found next to the doors of two different bathrooms.

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Great Signs! Check out the second one i found. There’s even a mermaid on it 😁👍🏽

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And now to conclude my excursion of the Bella Sky Hotel here’s the view i found on my second day up there.

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This is not shot from that bridge between the towers. On this day i was lucky and could get into the outermost top corner of the building.

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Yes, up there, that’s the corner where i took the photos in.

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The restaurant was not in use, nobody was there, the door was wide open and the space inside looked and felt like an abandoned place. I guess it wasn’t used since the pandemic started.

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Check out part one of this post … HERE

Have a look at my post about the Bella Center exhibition hall with the perforated metal facade right next to the Hotel … HERE

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