72 lines
3.3 KiB
TypeScript
72 lines
3.3 KiB
TypeScript
import { Typography } from '@scandic-hotels/design-system/Typography'
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import styles from './ricth-text-editor-content.module.css'
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export function RichTextEditorContent() {
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return (
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<div className={styles.container}>
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<Typography variant="Title/md">
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<h2>The new harbor in Copenhagen</h2>
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</Typography>
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<Typography variant="Body/Paragraph/mdRegular">
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<p>
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The old harbour district was excavated in the late 17th century and
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since the harbour would serve as a supplement to the existing harbour,
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it was given the name The New Harbour (Den Nye Havn later became
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Nyhavn). Ships from around the world arrived here, and Nyhavn
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therefore became a mecca for traders and craftsmen.
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</p>
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</Typography>
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<Typography variant="Body/Paragraph/mdRegular">
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<p>
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Today, the maritime life from the 17th century is long gone although
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you can still find old tattoo shops and pubs, reminiscent of days gone
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by.
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</p>
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</Typography>
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<Typography variant="Title/Subtitle/lg">
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<h3>The buildings in Nyhavn</h3>
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</Typography>
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<Typography variant="Body/Paragraph/mdRegular">
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<p>
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The beautiful old buildings in Nyhavn are made up of civic buildings
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and warehouses from the 17th and 18th centuries. Painted in beautiful
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colours they are the subject of many postcards and holiday photos. The
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oldest building in Nyhavn is No. 9 dating from 1681. It has not
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undergone any renovation or extensions and stands as it did when it
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was built. The houses in Nyhavn are still residences and in most of
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them you'll find cafes, bars and restaurants.
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</p>
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</Typography>
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<img src="/img/img2.jpg" alt="Nyhavn" />
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<Typography variant="Title/Subtitle/lg">
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<h3>Hans Christian Andersen's Nyhavn</h3>
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</Typography>
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<Typography variant="Body/Paragraph/mdRegular">
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<p>
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Hans Christian Andersen, the famed Danish storyteller, spent many
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years of his life in Nyhavn, drawing inspiration from its lively
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atmosphere and picturesque setting. Andersen lived in several houses
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along the waterfront, notably at numbers 20, 67, and 18, where he
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penned some of his most famous fairy tales. Nyhavn's vibrant mix of
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sailors, bustling cafes, and the eclectic crowd fueled his
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imagination, contributing to the creation of timeless stories that
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continue to enchant readers worldwide.
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</p>
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</Typography>
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<Typography variant="Body/Paragraph/mdRegular">
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<p>
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Today, Nyhavn preserves the memory of Andersen with plaques marking
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his residences and a statue nearby, inviting visitors to walk in the
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footsteps of the literary giant. The area remains as colorful and
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spirited as it was during Andersen's time, reflecting the essence of
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his tales in its cobbled streets and bright facades. Walking through
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Nyhavn, one can almost hear the echoes of his stories, woven into the
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fabric of the place, making it a pilgrimage site for lovers of
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literature and history alike.
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</p>
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</Typography>
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</div>
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)
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}
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