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Christiania Copenhagen
14 Reviews Years ago when WWII soldiers abandoned there "houses" near the river some hippies went to live there. And other hippies came and it is now a big hippy comuna just in the city. I have never seen...
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Architecture Copenhagen
24 Reviews I don't know if there is something alike in all the world. For me, it was the first (and last) time that I crossed a strange men's work that starts being a bridge and, suddenly dives into the sea to...
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Roskilde Copenhagen
8 Reviews We took the train from the airport to Roskilde, which was about a 30 minute ride. The train station in Roskilde is right by the center of town. And apparently it is one of the oldest continuing...
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Sweden Copenhagen
7 Reviews Across the sea from Copenhagen, in another country, lies one of the major cities in Europe. This was a city that once was visitable only by ferry, but since the great wonder of the Oresund bridge was...
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Dragør Copenhagen
7 Reviews Dragør is situated on the south coast of the island Amager. A bus from the centre of Copenhagen will get you there in 35 minutes – a slow bicycle ride will take just under an hour. Dragør was...
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Museums & Exibitions Copenhagen
19 Reviews Cisternerne – The Museum of Modern Glass Art - was established in August 2001 in the old water reservoirs below Søndermarken (see other tip) on Frederiksberg. The museum has a permanent collection...
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Helsingør Copenhagen
9 Reviews An other place not to be missed is Helsingör (Elsinore) with the legendary Hamlet Castle. It is not so off the beaten path when you continue from Copenhagen to any place in Sweden a bit north of...
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Parks & Outdoor areas Copenhagen
17 Reviews Det Biovidenskabelige Fakultets Have (known as "The Garden") is part of the University of Copenhagen and is a small hidden botanical garden at Bülowsvej on Frederiksberg, a few kilometres outside...
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Beaches Copenhagen
7 Reviews My friend lives in Charlottenlund which is fife minutes from the seahore and beach there. In winter it is nice to take a stroll while in summer it must be nice to take a bath in the sea watching the...
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Inner Suburbs Copenhagen
9 Reviews Countless tourists walk up and down Stroeget to shop and sure, if you've never experienced Scandinavia before, it can be fun with Illums Bolighus and all the rest, but the crowds depress me. If you...
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Russian Orthodox Church Copenhagen
5 Reviews We've examined Russian Orthodox church only from windows of our car. However we remembered its shape very well. In two weeks after returning home to Moscow we saw a television plot which saw many...
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Churches Copenhagen
11 Reviews Grundtvigs Kirke (Grundtvig’s Church) is located on the Bispebjerg Hill in the north-western part of Copenhagen. The church was built as a national monument for the priest, hymn writer and social...
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Dyrehaven Copenhagen
2 Reviews North of Copenhagen there is a large forest made by king Frederik d. III in 1669 for the purpose of parforcehunting (riding to hounds). You have a opportunity to see the wildlife from a horseback as...
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Bakken Copenhagen
3 Reviews Just a little train ride away from the city you find Dyrehavsbakken or just Bakken (The hill) as its normally called in Danish is situated in the southern part of the large forest Dyrehaven. Its the...
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Nyboder Copenhagen
3 Reviews Nyboder was erected between 1631 and 1641, during the reign of King Christian IV, as quarters for the permanent personnel of the Navy. The terrace houses have been rebuilt many times, but some of the...
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Rundetårn Copenhagen
3 Reviews On the other hand, the city seen from the top of the Round Tower looked so mellow in the pastel colours of a late afternoon. The lines of the city architecture became softer and the forged iron of the...
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Castles Copenhagen
5 Reviews Frederiksborg Castle is located in the middle of Hillerod and contains the national history museum. Lovely 1 day trip from Copenhagen. The history of Frederiksborg Castle starts ine the 16th century...
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Denmark has been or is so famous for and keeps in the warmth in the winter, but it's importand they are well looked after, and therefore are not a cheap option to have.but people stick to there custom in the Countryside
The capital of Falster doesn't look very attractive. The view on the Old Town is marred by ugly factory buildings, but once you're inside you will see that Nyköbing is actually quite a nice town worth a short visit. Nyköbing has the honor of having one of the worst restaurants i've ever eaten at. Avoid the Hong Kong on the main square like the plague! They pretend to offer Thai cuisine, but never heard of fish sauce and Horapa basil, instead they used black pepper, Yuck!!!
Nysted is a sleepy, picturesque port town in southern Lolland. Unfortunately, the beautiful moated castle which can be seen from the harbor is private property and can't be visited. Nysted's beach is small, but the nicest one i've seen in Denmark.
Læsø is an island 50 km from Göteborg in Sweden and 30 km from Frederikshavn in Denmark, which is where you catch the ferry if you haven't got your own boat. From those two places you will find tourists but otherwise the island has escaped the worst crowds. This is one of the best places in Denmark to me with long, sandy beaches, fishing harbours, cosy inns serving the fish, moors full of heather and cycle paths, and the odd Icelandic horse. What more can you want on a holiday?
Driving through the island of Fyn is very relaxing as the scenery is very rural with rolling hills and corn fields. Dotted about the place you will find viking burial mounds and usually smack bang in the middle of someones field. This however is not a problem. Just pull over and walk across the field and then you can climb the mound or even have a wonder inside.
Skagen (the city) - and Grenen are the most northern points of Jutland (Jylland), Grenen where a thin strip of dry land sticks out into the sea - dividing the Skagerrak to the west from the Kattegat to the east.Some of the most famous painters from Denmark came from this area (P.S. Kroyer, Holger Drachmann, Michael Ancher - his wife Anne Ancher)In Skagen you are able to visit a typical open-air museeum (Skagens Fortidsminder) or the partly sand-burried church, that got covered with sand in a sandstorm in late 1700s! It is said that Skagen is one of the most beautiful places in entire Denmark.
No matter which location in Denmark you plan to visit I would suggest for you to visit one of the many forrests here.Nomatter if you come here in winter or summer there is always something beautiful and stunning about them...So look at the map and see if there isn't a forrest near your location - if you like the outdoors you dont wanna miss this!
There are a lot of places you must going in Copenhagen, but don't forget a visit to the Tivoli garden, as it shows the familiar relax way of life of Danish people, after all it is an old reference of the city.
Almost all Danish beaches and stretches of coastline are open to the public on foot and using the beach is free. This free access has some limitations. In principle, you can get to the beach by road, path and over uncultivated areas. But you may not put your belongings or bathe closer than 50m from private residences. You may not pitch tents on the beach. Some beaches allow cars on the beach, e.g. on Fanø and between Rødhus and Løkken on the west coast of Jutland, where you can park your car on the beach while using it but may not stay overnight. Do not block roads or paths, and park as instructed. This applies especially to plantations. It is in everyone's interests that ambulances and fire engines can get through if an accident happens. Always use existing paths when climbing on cliff tops to protect the vegetation and prevent erosion. In summer, dogs must be kept on leads. Read and...
As in most places, tourists tend to stick to main streets and well-known attractions, hotels, and restaurants. It is great to walk through residential neighborhoods,see a great deal more of the daily life, and perhaps be invited in to visit with a family.
Hilton Copenhagen Airport Copenhagen
10 Reviews and 788 Opinions Wannabe location..close to airport and steps to subway train..this property is only for business...
Best Western Hotel Knudsens Gaard Odense
1 Review and 19 Opinions A cosy 4 star hotel. We were glad we stayed here for the night. They have very friendly personnel....
Hotel Royal Århus
2 Reviews and 23 Opinions I went on a tour to Europe last year with my family. It was a great trip we had. While going to...
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