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The swedes take advantage of our cheap beer and liquorprices so they overpopulate Helsingør - especially week-ends.
We have Denmarks largest population of gypsies (more than 2000) and they have a tendency to releive you of your belongings.
Written Oct 15, 2002
Phone: 49271448
If you visit Helsingör, possible you will meet many drunk Swedes which travel to Helsingör because they just go there for ONE reason.
The Beer.
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If you visit Helsingör, possible you will meet many drunk Swedes which travel to Helsingör because they just go there for ONE reason.The Beer.
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Q: Someone on the post has mentioned that you can travel from Copenhagen to Helsingor in 38.50 kr. Pls advice by which mode? Which is...
A: train is the way to go. there might be a bus but it will be the same price and take longer. this link should help you: www.rejseplanen.dk
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