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Two Weeks of Danish Hygge and Heritage

From Copenhagen's Royal Palaces to Jutland's Dramatic Coastlines

Trip Overview

This comprehensive two-week journey through Denmark balances the vibrant cultural life of Copenhagen with the country's stunning natural landscapes and historic castles. Experience the perfect blend of urban sophistication and coastal charm as you explore royal palaces, world-class museums, and dramatic cliffs. The itinerary moves at a comfortable pace, allowing time to embrace the Danish concept of hygge while discovering both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. From the Little Mermaid to the windswept dunes of Jutland, you'll experience Denmark's compact beauty, excellent cycling culture, and renowned design aesthetic. This journey showcases why Denmark consistently ranks among the world's happiest countries, with plenty of opportunities to savor New Nordic cuisine, explore Viking history, and enjoy the country's remarkable coastline.

Pace
Moderate
Daily Budget
$150-200 per day
Best Seasons
May to September for best weather; December for Christmas markets
Ideal For
First-time visitors to Scandinavia, History and architecture enthusiasts, Nature lovers, Cycling enthusiasts, Culture seekers, Solo travelers and couples

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Arrival & Royal Copenhagen

Copenhagen
Begin your Danish adventure in the capital city with an introduction to royal history and the city's most iconic landmarks.
Morning
Arrival and Amalienborg Palace
After settling into your accommodation, head to Amalienborg Palace, the winter residence of the Danish royal family. Explore the palace museum to understand Danish monarchy history, and if you time it right, witness the changing of the guard ceremony at noon. The octagonal courtyard offers excellent photo opportunities with all four identical rococo palaces surrounding you.
2-3 hours $15
No advance booking needed; arrive before noon for the guard ceremony
Lunch
A waterfront café in Nyhavn district
Danish smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) Mid-range
Afternoon
The Little Mermaid and harbor walk
Walk along the harbor to visit Denmark's most famous statue, The Little Mermaid, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale. Though smaller than many expect, it's an essential Copenhagen experience. Continue your waterfront stroll through Kastellet, the star-shaped fortress, enjoying the peaceful green spaces and historic military architecture before returning through the colorful Nyhavn harbor.
2-3 hours Free
Evening
Dinner and evening stroll in Nyhavn
Enjoy dinner at one of the historic harbor restaurants and soak in the atmosphere of the colorful 17th-century townhouses reflecting in the canal

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Copenhagen (near Nyhavn or Indre By) (Mid-range hotel in the historic center)

Central location provides easy walking access to major attractions and excellent public transport connections

Purchase a Copenhagen Card if you plan to visit multiple museums and use public transport frequently—it offers excellent value and includes most major attractions
Day 1 Budget: $180-220
2

Castles and Crown Jewels

Copenhagen
Dive deeper into Danish royal history with two magnificent castles and their treasures, plus panoramic city views.
Morning
Rosenborg Castle and The King's Garden
Explore Rosenborg Castle, a stunning Renaissance palace housing the Danish Crown Jewels and royal regalia. Walk through lavishly decorated rooms showcasing 400 years of royal history, including Christian IV's private chambers. The treasury in the basement displays the crown jewels in all their glory. Begin with a stroll through The King's Garden, Copenhagen's oldest royal garden, which surrounds the castle.
2-3 hours $18
Book tickets online to skip queues during peak summer months
Lunch
A café near Torvehallerne food market
Fresh Nordic cuisine or international options Mid-range
Afternoon
The Round Tower and Latin Quarter exploration
Climb The Round Tower, a 17th-century observatory with a unique spiral ramp instead of stairs. The 360-degree view from the top offers the best panorama of Copenhagen's copper roofs and spires. Afterward, wander through the charming Latin Quarter, exploring independent boutiques, bookshops, and historic university buildings in this atmospheric medieval neighborhood.
2-3 hours $5
Evening
Dinner in the Latin Quarter
Explore the cozy streets around the university for traditional Danish dining or contemporary Nordic cuisine in intimate settings

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Copenhagen (Same accommodation as Day 1)

Staying put allows you to settle in and explore different neighborhoods on foot

Visit The Round Tower just before sunset for magical golden hour views over the city—it stays open until 8pm in summer
Day 2 Budget: $160-190
3

Art, History, and Power

Copenhagen
Immerse yourself in Denmark's artistic heritage and political history at world-class museums and the seat of Danish power.
Morning
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
Spend your morning at this magnificent art museum housing ancient Mediterranean cultures and French Impressionist paintings. The collection includes works by Rodin, Gauguin, and Degas. Don't miss the stunning Winter Garden with its palm trees and skylight—a perfect spot for contemplation. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece blending classical and modern design elements.
2-3 hours $15
Free admission on Tuesdays; otherwise book online
Lunch
The museum café overlooking the Winter Garden
Light Nordic fare Mid-range
Afternoon
Christiansborg Palace
Visit Christiansborg Palace, the seat of Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Prime Minister's Office. Tour the Royal Reception Rooms with their magnificent tapestries, explore the medieval ruins beneath the palace, and climb the tower for another spectacular city view. The palace kitchen from the 1920s offers a fascinating glimpse into royal dining preparations.
3 hours $20
Tower access is free; book palace rooms tour online for guaranteed entry
Evening
Explore Vesterbro neighborhood
Discover Copenhagen's trendiest district with its hip restaurants, craft beer bars, and vibrant street art scene

Where to Stay Tonight

Central Copenhagen (Same accommodation)

Final night in Copenhagen before heading north

The Christiansborg tower is free and often less crowded than The Round Tower, offering equally impressive views
Day 3 Budget: $170-200
4

Hamlet's Castle and Danish Riviera

Helsingør (Elsinore)
Journey north to visit the legendary Kronborg Castle, Shakespeare's inspiration for Hamlet, and explore charming coastal towns.
Morning
Train to Helsingør and Kronborg Castle
Take the scenic coastal train to Helsingør and visit the magnificent Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore this Renaissance fortress perched dramatically on the coast, where Shakespeare set Hamlet. Walk through the grand ballroom, one of the longest Renaissance halls in Northern Europe, visit the royal chambers, and descend to the dark casemates beneath the castle.
3-4 hours $18 plus $15 train
Book castle tickets online; trains run frequently from Copenhagen
Lunch
A harbor-side restaurant in Helsingør
Fresh seafood with views of Sweden across the strait Mid-range
Afternoon
Helsingør town exploration and return journey
Wander through Helsingør's charming medieval streets, visit the historic harbor area, and explore the old town's half-timbered houses. Browse local shops and enjoy the maritime atmosphere of this important historic trading port. If time permits, visit the Maritime Museum nearby before catching the train back to Copenhagen for your evening departure to Odense.
2-3 hours $10
Evening
Travel to Odense and settle in
Take the evening train to Odense, Denmark's third-largest city and birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen

Where to Stay Tonight

Odense city center (Comfortable hotel near the old town)

Central location for exploring Andersen's birthplace and accessing Funen's attractions

The view of Kronborg from the ferry crossing to Sweden is spectacular—consider a quick round-trip ferry ride if you have extra time
Day 4 Budget: $180-210
5

Fairy Tales and Funen Countryside

Odense and Funen
Discover Hans Christian Andersen's hometown and explore the picturesque island of Funen, known as Denmark's garden.
Morning
Hans Christian Andersen Museum and old town
Explore the newly renovated Hans Christian Andersen Museum, which brings the famous author's life and fairy tales to life through immersive exhibitions. Walk through the charming cobblestone streets where Andersen grew up, visiting his childhood home and the cathedral where he was confirmed. The old town's colorful half-timbered houses create a fairy-tale atmosphere.
2-3 hours $18
Book museum tickets online for timed entry
Lunch
A traditional Danish restaurant in Odense's old quarter
Classic Danish dishes Mid-range
Afternoon
Funen Village open-air museum or city parks
Visit the Funen Village, an open-air museum showcasing rural Danish life in the 1800s with authentic farmhouses, mills, and workshops. Alternatively, explore Odense's beautiful parks and gardens, including the Hans Christian Andersen Garden. Rent a bicycle to experience why Odense is considered Denmark's best cycling city, with extensive paths throughout the green spaces.
2-3 hours $12
Evening
Riverside dining and evening stroll
Enjoy dinner along the Odense River, where renovated warehouse areas have become trendy dining and entertainment districts

Where to Stay Tonight

Odense city center (Same accommodation)

One more night before heading to Jutland

Odense is extremely bike-friendly—rent a bicycle to explore like a local and cover more ground efficiently
Day 5 Budget: $155-180
6

Journey to Jutland's Heart

Aarhus
Travel to Denmark's second city, a vibrant cultural hub with Viking roots and contemporary energy.
Morning
Travel to Aarhus and National Museum of Denmark exploration
Take the train across Denmark to Aarhus, Jutland's largest city. After checking in, visit the National Museum of Denmark's Aarhus location or explore the Old Town open-air museum, which recreates Danish urban life from the 16th to 20th centuries with 75 historic buildings. Walk through authentic period rooms and interact with costumed interpreters demonstrating traditional crafts.
3 hours $20 plus $30 train
Check train schedules in advance for best connections
Lunch
A café in the Latin Quarter of Aarhus
Contemporary Danish cuisine Mid-range
Afternoon
ARoS Art Museum and rooftop rainbow
Visit ARoS, one of Northern Europe's largest art museums. Explore the impressive collection spanning Danish Golden Age paintings to contemporary installations. The highlight is the rooftop Rainbow Panorama by Olafur Eliasson—a circular walkway with colored glass offering 360-degree views of Aarhus through different color spectrums, creating a unique and Instagram-worthy experience.
2-3 hours $18
Evening
Dinner in the Latin Quarter
Explore the cobblestone streets filled with restaurants, bars, and cafés offering everything from traditional to innovative Nordic cuisine

Where to Stay Tonight

Aarhus city center (Modern hotel near the harbor or old town)

Central location for exploring the city and easy access to coastal attractions

Visit ARoS late afternoon to experience the Rainbow Panorama during both daylight and evening—the changing light creates completely different atmospheres
Day 6 Budget: $190-220
7

Royal Residence and Coastal Nature

Aarhus
Experience royal Danish summer life and explore the beautiful coastal landscapes and forests surrounding Aarhus.
Morning
Marselisborg Castle and Marselisborg Deer Park
Visit the grounds of Marselisborg Castle, the summer residence of the Danish royal family. While the castle itself is only accessible when the royals aren't in residence, the beautiful gardens are open to the public year-round. Walk through the formal gardens before heading to adjacent Marselisborg Deer Park, where you can observe free-roaming deer in a natural forest setting along scenic walking trails.
2-3 hours Free
Lunch
A beachside café along Aarhus Bay
Seafood and light fare Mid-range
Afternoon
Nationalpark Mols Bjerge exploration
Take a short bus or car journey to Nationalpark Mols Bjerge, a stunning landscape of rolling hills, ancient burial mounds, and coastal views. Hike through the unique terrain created during the Ice Age, with panoramic views over the bay. The park offers excellent trails through heathland and forests, with opportunities to spot diverse wildlife and enjoy Denmark's most dramatic mainland scenery.
3-4 hours $15 transport
Check bus schedules or consider renting a car for more flexibility
Evening
Harbor district dining
Return to Aarhus and enjoy the renovated harbor area with its modern architecture, waterfront restaurants, and vibrant atmosphere

Where to Stay Tonight

Aarhus city center (Same accommodation)

Final night in Aarhus before heading north

Pack a picnic for Mols Bjerge—there are perfect spots with incredible views, and facilities are limited in the park
Day 7 Budget: $145-170
8

Hillerød's Royal Splendor

Hillerød
Visit Denmark's most magnificent castle and explore the charming market town that surrounds it.
Morning
Travel to Hillerød and Frederiksborg Castle
Journey to Hillerød to visit the spectacular Frederiksborg Castle, often called Denmark's Versailles. This Dutch Renaissance masterpiece sits on three islands in a lake and houses the Museum of National History. Explore the opulent Great Hall, the chapel with its original Compenius organ, and the stunning baroque gardens. The castle's reflection in the lake creates one of Denmark's most photographed scenes.
3-4 hours $15 plus $25 transport
Visit early to avoid crowds; gardens are free to explore
Lunch
A café in Hillerød town center
Traditional Danish lunch Budget
Afternoon
Castle gardens and town exploration
Spend time wandering through Frederiksborg Castle's magnificent baroque gardens, redesigned in romantic English landscape style. Walk along the cascade, explore the Bath House Pavilion, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Then explore Hillerød's charming pedestrian streets and local shops before continuing your journey north to Aalborg.
2 hours Free
Evening
Travel to Aalborg and evening exploration
Arrive in Aalborg, Jutland's fourth-largest city, and explore the waterfront area and old town for dinner

Where to Stay Tonight

Aalborg city center (Hotel near the waterfront or old town)

Strategic base for exploring North Jutland's dramatic coastline

The castle gardens are most spectacular in spring and summer, but the castle interior is impressive year-round
Day 8 Budget: $165-190
9

Where Two Seas Meet

Skagen and North Jutland
Venture to Denmark's northernmost point where the Baltic and North Seas collide in a dramatic natural spectacle.
Morning
Journey to Grenen
Travel north to Grenen, the very tip of Denmark where the Skagerrak and Kattegat seas meet. Watch the waves collide in a mesmerizing display of nature's power—you can literally stand with one foot in each sea. The journey through the dune landscape is spectacular. Take the tractor-bus across the protected area or walk along the beach, watching for seals sunbathing on the sandbanks.
2-3 hours $10 tractor-bus plus transport
Check weather conditions; the experience is more dramatic with wind and waves
Lunch
A seafood restaurant in Skagen harbor
Fresh local fish and shellfish Mid-range
Afternoon
Rubjerg Knude lighthouse and migrating dune
Visit the iconic Rubjerg Knude, a lighthouse dramatically positioned on a cliff edge, slowly being consumed by migrating sand dunes. The surreal landscape looks almost desert-like, with the lighthouse standing as a testament to nature's power. Climb to the top for breathtaking views over the North Sea and the dramatic dune formations. The surrounding area offers excellent hiking through this unique coastal environment.
2-3 hours $7
Evening
Return to Aalborg
Drive back to Aalborg and enjoy dinner along the revitalized waterfront with its modern architecture and dining scene

Where to Stay Tonight

Aalborg city center (Same accommodation)

Convenient base for exploring the region

Bring windproof clothing—the North Jutland coast is beautiful but often windy, even in summer
Day 9 Budget: $170-200
10

Heathland and History

Central Jutland
Explore the wild heathlands of central Jutland and discover a lesser-known but deeply atmospheric side of Denmark.
Morning
Kongenshus Mindepark
Drive to Kongenshus Mindepark, a memorial park in the heart of Jutland's heathlands. This atmospheric area commemorates the 19th-century efforts to cultivate the wild heath. Walk through the purple heather landscapes (spectacular in late summer), explore the ruins of Kongenshus inn, and visit the memorial stone. The area offers insight into Denmark's agricultural history and the challenging life on the heath.
2 hours Free plus transport
Lunch
Pack a picnic or visit a local inn
Traditional Jutland fare Budget
Afternoon
Deep Forest Art Land
Experience Deep Forest Art Land, where contemporary art installations merge with ancient forest landscapes. Walk through the mystical woodland discovering sculptures and installations that interact with nature. This unique combination of art and environment creates a meditative experience. The forest paths lead you through centuries-old trees with artworks that change with seasons and light.
2-3 hours $12
Evening
Travel toward Ribe
Drive to Denmark's oldest town, Ribe, and explore the medieval streets at sunset when the half-timbered houses glow golden

Where to Stay Tonight

Ribe old town (Historic inn or boutique hotel)

Staying in Denmark's oldest town is an atmospheric experience in itself

Visit Kongenshus in late August or early September when the heather blooms purple—it's absolutely spectacular
Day 10 Budget: $155-180
11

Medieval Denmark

Ribe and Southwest Jutland
Step back in time in Denmark's oldest town and explore the Viking heritage and medieval atmosphere of southwest Jutland.
Morning
Ribe old town and cathedral
Explore Ribe, Denmark's oldest existing town dating back to the 8th century. Walk the medieval cobblestone streets lined with perfectly preserved half-timbered houses. Visit Ribe Cathedral, the country's oldest, with its impressive Romanesque architecture. Join the night watchman tour (also available in daytime) to hear stories of medieval life. The town feels like an open-air museum but remains a living community.
3 hours $8
Lunch
A historic inn in Ribe's old town
Traditional Danish cuisine in medieval surroundings Mid-range
Afternoon
Wadden Sea National Park and marshlands
Visit the Wadden Sea National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experience the unique tidal landscape where the sea retreats revealing vast mudflats teeming with life. Take a guided seal safari or walk on the seabed during low tide. The area is crucial for migratory birds, and the visitor center provides excellent context for this remarkable ecosystem.
2-3 hours $15
Book seal safari in advance; check tide times
Evening
Evening in Ribe
Join the traditional night watchman's evening tour, a Ribe tradition since medieval times, then enjoy dinner in a historic setting

Where to Stay Tonight

Ribe old town (Same accommodation)

Experience the magical atmosphere of this medieval town at different times of day

The night watchman tours are atmospheric and informative—don't miss the evening version when the town is lit by historic lamps
Day 11 Budget: $160-185
12

Return to Zealand

Roskilde
Journey back toward Copenhagen with a stop in the historic town of Roskilde, home to Viking ships and royal tombs.
Morning
Travel to Roskilde and Viking Ship Museum
Drive or take the train to Roskilde and visit the Viking Ship Museum, housing five original Viking ships recovered from the fjord. Watch craftspeople building new Viking ships using traditional methods, and learn about Viking seafaring culture. If weather permits, you can even try sailing on a reconstructed Viking ship. The museum offers fascinating insights into Denmark's maritime heritage.
2-3 hours $15 plus transport
Book Viking ship sailing experience in advance if interested
Lunch
A harborside restaurant overlooking Roskilde Fjord
Modern Nordic cuisine Mid-range
Afternoon
Roskilde Cathedral
Visit Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and burial place of Danish monarchs for over 500 years. This magnificent Gothic cathedral showcases 800 years of architectural evolution. Explore the ornate royal chapels, each reflecting different periods and styles. The cathedral is both a spiritual center and a chronicle of Danish royal history carved in stone.
1-2 hours $10
Evening
Settle into Copenhagen area
Return to the Copenhagen area and enjoy a relaxed evening in a neighborhood you haven't yet explored

Where to Stay Tonight

Copenhagen or nearby (Hotel in a neighborhood like Nørrebro or Frederiksberg)

Different area of Copenhagen for your final days

Roskilde hosts one of Europe's largest music festivals in early July—avoid or embrace it depending on your interests
Day 12 Budget: $175-200
13

Islands and Cliffs

Møn Island
Take a day trip to Møn Island to witness Denmark's most dramatic natural landmark and explore charming rural landscapes.
Morning
Journey to Møns Klint
Drive or take organized transport to Møn Island to visit Møns Klint, Denmark's most spectacular natural wonder. These dramatic white chalk cliffs rise 128 meters above the Baltic Sea, creating a stunning landscape. Descend the 497 steps to the beach below for the full perspective of these towering cliffs. The surrounding beech forests are part of a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
3-4 hours $10 parking plus transport
Start early to avoid crowds; wear good walking shoes
Lunch
The cliff-top restaurant or pack a picnic
Danish café fare Mid-range
Afternoon
GeoCenter Møns Klint and island exploration
Visit the GeoCenter to understand the geological forces that created the cliffs 70 million years ago. The interactive museum brings Earth's history to life. Then explore the charming villages of Møn, known for whitewashed churches with medieval frescoes. The rural island landscape offers a peaceful contrast to Copenhagen's urban energy, with rolling fields and traditional farms.
2-3 hours $15
Evening
Return to Copenhagen
Drive back to Copenhagen and enjoy a farewell dinner in a neighborhood you've grown fond of during your stay

Where to Stay Tonight

Copenhagen (Same accommodation as Day 12)

Final night in Denmark's capital

Møn Island is designated a Dark Sky Park—if you can stay late, the stargazing is phenomenal
Day 13 Budget: $180-210
14

Farewell to Copenhagen

Copenhagen
Your final day to revisit favorite spots, shop for souvenirs, and soak in the last moments of Danish culture.
Morning
Revisit favorites or explore Christianshavn
Use your final morning to revisit any attraction that captured your heart or explore areas you missed. Consider visiting Christianshavn with its canals and the alternative community of Freetown Christiania. Alternatively, indulge in some last-minute shopping for Danish design, amber jewelry, or gourmet food products. Visit a final museum or simply wander and people-watch in a favorite square.
2-3 hours $20
Lunch
A final smørrebrød lunch at a traditional restaurant
Classic Danish open-faced sandwiches Mid-range
Afternoon
Last-minute exploration and departure preparation
Depending on your flight time, enjoy a final stroll through Tivoli Gardens if you haven't visited yet, or relax in a café watching Copenhagen life pass by. Pick up any last souvenirs, perhaps some Danish pastries to take home. Reflect on two weeks of Danish experiences from royal palaces to dramatic coastlines, from Viking heritage to contemporary Nordic design.
2-3 hours $20
Evening
Departure
Head to Copenhagen Airport, consistently rated one of the world's best, for your journey home with memories of Danish hygge and beauty

Where to Stay Tonight

N/A (Departure day)

End of journey

Copenhagen Airport is connected to the city center by train in just 15 minutes—budget accordingly for departure timing
Day 14 Budget: $140-170

Practical Information

Getting Around

Denmark has excellent public transportation. Trains connect major cities efficiently, and Copenhagen's metro and buses are reliable. Consider purchasing a Rejsekort (travel card) for seamless travel. For North and West Jutland exploration, renting a car is recommended as public transport is limited. Cycling is integral to Danish culture—rent bikes in cities for authentic local experience. Ferries connect islands. The Copenhagen Card includes public transport and many attractions. Trains are punctual and comfortable, with scenic routes along coasts and through countryside.

Book Ahead

Book Kronborg Castle and Frederiksborg Castle tickets online during summer. Reserve Viking ship sailing experiences at Roskilde in advance. Consider Copenhagen Card if visiting multiple museums. Book accommodations early in summer and during Roskilde Festival week. Restaurant reservations recommended for upscale dining. Car rental should be booked ahead for better rates.

Packing Essentials

Layers are essential—weather changes quickly. Waterproof jacket year-round. Comfortable walking shoes for cobblestones and nature trails. Sunglasses and sunscreen in summer. Warm coat, hat, and gloves for winter visits. Swimwear if visiting in summer. Adapter for European outlets. Reusable water bottle. Camera for stunning landscapes and architecture.

Total Budget

$2,400-2,900 for 14 days (excluding international flights)

Customize Your Trip

Budget Version

Stay in hostels or budget hotels ($40-60/night). Use Rejsekort for discounted transport. Pack picnic lunches from supermarkets like Netto or Fakta. Take advantage of free attractions like beaches, parks, and many churches. Visit museums on free admission days. Cook some meals if accommodations have kitchens. Skip car rental and use buses/trains exclusively. Choose budget dining options and street food. Stay in Copenhagen for more days, taking day trips instead of relocating. Camp in summer months at Denmark's excellent campgrounds.

Luxury Upgrade

Stay at five-star hotels like d'Angleterre in Copenhagen or boutique manor houses in the countryside. Book Michelin-starred restaurants like Geranium or Noma (reserve months ahead). Hire private guides for castle tours and Viking experiences. Take helicopter tours over Møns Klint and the coastline. Enjoy spa treatments at luxury hotels. Book private sailing experiences on Viking ships. Stay at the historic Dragsholm Castle hotel. Arrange private driver for Jutland exploration. Take first-class trains. Enjoy private yacht tours of Copenhagen harbor and archipelago.

Family-Friendly

Focus more time at interactive museums like the Experimentarium in Copenhagen. Add beach days at family-friendly spots along the coast. Visit Legoland in Billund (requires schedule adjustment). Choose family rooms or apartments with kitchens. Include more outdoor activities like cycling and playground stops. Visit the Copenhagen Zoo or Blue Planet Aquarium. Take shorter walking tours and build in ice cream breaks. Stay in each location longer to avoid too much moving around. Choose casual dining options. Add more nature experiences like deer parks and beaches where kids can run freely.

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