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Train Copenhagen
52 Reviews Easy way of traveling inside and outside Denmark.You can travel on a relation Malme - Copenhagen by train.It's so easy,fast and practical,specially for those who live in Sweden and work in Denmark or...
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Public transport - general Copenhagen
23 Reviews There is an excellent public transport system in Copenhagen. We took the train from the airport to the main station and also hopped on a few buses. The fun thing about buses is that unlike metro...
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To Sweden Copenhagen
23 Reviews Taking about 35 minutes, and running at up to three times an hour, the new Oresund train makes a day trip to Sweden a very simple proposition. Ticket information can be a little hard to come by, but...
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Bicycle Copenhagen
47 Reviews One of the easiest and most popular ways to see Copenhagen is to hire a bicycle as there are many rent a bike shops dotted around the city.Most of the city centre has seperate bicycle lanes to ride on...
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Airport Copenhagen
34 Reviews You can expect an uncomfortable landing at Kastrup. It's notoriously windy. There's a reason you can see wind turbines out of the window. The location of the airport off the Oresund Sound is a perfect...
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Airport - Transportation to Copenhagen Center Copenhagen
20 Reviews Came into the city on a train from Frankfurt which i will discuss in another trip. the train from central station leaves at 15,35 and 55 every hour starting around 435. cost is around 30krona and the...
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Metro Copenhagen
23 Reviews Copenhagen's brand new, shiny modern underground system is a wonder to behold. Built only this century, its trains are an engineering marvel and its stations are astonishing architectural...
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Free bikes Copenhagen
29 Reviews When you walk through Copenhagen be aware that many people are driving bikes instead cars and there are special path for them.So be careful not to walk on their territory or you will hear their bells...
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Bus.. Copenhagen
11 Reviews I bought a two day ticket on this bus. Adult internet rate $20.95 each. We had a part of a tour on the 10th, and on the 11th we managed to do the Red and Green lines. The Mermaid (Red) Tour takes 1...
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Ferry Copenhagen
11 Reviews Do what all Scandinavians love - cruise! The ferry to and from Oslo no longer docks right in the city centrebut still has a regular bus service straight to the centre. The ferry leaves for Oslo at...
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Bicycle Taxi Copenhagen
12 Reviews The bicycle rickshaws have hit the streets big time in recent years in Copenhagen and they are all over the center of the city and it´s a fun way to get transported around when you are there as a...
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Habour Bus Copenhagen
6 Reviews Photos: 1. Harbor bus 903 from Nyhavn to Operaen 2. A harbor bus coming in to Holmen North 3. Bus stop for harbor buses at Operaen Like the Mouettes in Geneva, Switzerland, the Copenhagen Harbor...
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Taxi. Copenhagen
8 Reviews The starting price just to get into car was around 5 dollars(about 3.50 in NYC) and the kronas seem to move at about 1 per block if not faster. A distance we walked in an hour co could not have been...
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Canal & harbour tours Copenhagen
9 Reviews It was recommended to me that I take this boat tour rather than the bus tour of Copenhagen. And I would really have liked to do so. But our plane got in late, we were jet lagged and I didn't get out...
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Driving Copenhagen
5 Reviews Driving to Copenhagen from Copenhagen around Copenhagen has been hell, I live here but only had car for the last week or so, but even though, I have been sitting in a car for long time here, but just...
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Walking Copenhagen
2 Reviews Copenhagen is an ideal city for walking. All of the historic sights are clustered closely around the city center. Sidewalks are plentiful and in good condition, and there is nowhere better for...
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We took a ship connections from Rødby to Puttgarten in GermanyRødby is situated in South Sealand, and we thoughs it was more easy , fast and cheaper to come back in ths way, and not to drive back trough half Denamrk
If you are in Denmark it is a good idea to rent a bicycle in the towns. Although there are some hills (not many though), it is fairly easy to ride a bicycle in the "flat land". There are special paths to ride bicycles beside the roads, and even bicycle lights (like traffic lights).It is also a good idea to ride bicycles between towns and see the beautiful, green, danish landscape.
I am so glad I went to Denmark in 1995, before the Store Baelt bridge was built. I was so upset in 1998 when upon my return the train just continued over the water on this undoubtedly fabulous bridge.Because before, the trains would actually roll onto a ferry! They would roll onto the ferry, which was equipped with big platforms inside, and you could get out, stroll about the decks, go back to the train if you wanted, look around the shops... but now, alas, that wonderful experience is gone.And now we have the Oresundsbron bridge between Copenhagen and Malmo. Spectacular, really. But I miss the old Danish experience of ferry after ferry. Denmark has become way smaller these past few years.
It's very easy to drive around Denmark. They have pretty dense net of highways, very little traffic (except for Copenhagen) and it won't take you more then few hours to get to any place you want. This is picture of the huge bridge connecting Fyn and Seeland islands. It cost 245 DKK to drive through it. And watch the weather before you go there, the bridge is closed when the wind is very strong.
In Denmark the public transportation is of high standards. DSB - the government owned - traincompany drives all over Denmark - and within a couple of hours you are able to get from Copenhagen to destinations in Fyn or Jylland! So if visiting the capital it is - easily - posible to visit other parts of the country!
In greater Copenhagen you can transfer freely between buses, trains and the New Metro using the same ticket and discount cards. Just keep within the zones your ticket is valid for. There are coloured maps that show you which zones there are.
if you happen to be in the mid/west of Jutland this is just a warning!The british railway company has taken over the trains here and they have had huge problems the past 3 months.The trains are often cancelled, or very late.so if you are gonna travel with Arriva be prepared to wait and wait and wait.if you wait long enough they might pay for a cab. Thats what happened to me last week when the train was cancelled from Struer to Aarhus.Routes with Arriva are for instance: Struer- AarhusStruer- Esbjerg.
The roads in Denmark are fantastic! With a decent bike one can easily go 30km/h... and as the islands aren't that big thats fast enough to get around(for me).btw. I think it's best to bring ones own bicycle or buy one as renting one can easily get more expensive...
It is so easy taking the ferry from Denmark to Sweden from Helsingor. It lasts only 20 minutes and there are least 2 per hour and the cost is reasonable as a passenger. There are places to eat on the ferry and plenty of places to sit, relax, and look out toward the strait. They take both Danish and Swedish crowns. There are more shops at the Sweden port, it's like a mini mall.
I got to Denmark by train from Hamburg. There are several EC trains during the day and the trip via Puttgarden and Rødby (with a short ferry trip in between) is quite fast (4 hours) but also rather expensive (w/o a German 'BahnCard'). And make sure you make a reservation because there are just 3 carriages per train.The public transportation on Zeeland is very good. And quite expensive too. I never took the car to get to Copenhagen because it is also expensive to pay for the car parking there if you are lucky to find one… The “København H” (the central station, on the picture) is in walking distance of many points of interest. The best idea for someone who uses the trains a lot and also wants to take the bus in Copenhagen is the “24 timer” (24h valid all over Zeeland).
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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