Oresund Bridge Copenhagen

Nadia and I decided to take a day trip out to Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.   The city itself has just over a million inhabitants.  We took a high-speed train from Gothenburg straight to city center Copenhagen that buzzed through suburban ...

... at the top of my best ever list links: youtube scandanavian night express http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xl_zX9UE2w oresund bridge http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%98resund_Bridge danish royal family http://www.kongehuset.dk/english/ pickled herring ...

... trains to a slower and much more crowded train, but the ride from there was only about 45 minutes into Copenhagen.  We crossed over the Oresund bridge and tunnel, the longest bridge/tunnel combination in the world.  The water of the Sund was a ...

Took the train from Stockholm to Copenhagen. On route you take the longest bridge in Europe, the Øresund Bridge, which is 7.8km long (thats roughly 4.8 miles). I was forced to buy the first class ticket since everything was booked up in 2nd class ...

... Slot gardens waiting for the bus. We had meant to take a bus to Malmo, Sweden, which is just across the Oresund bridge from Copenhagen, but the busses weren't running (yay holiday schedules). So instead we bought a train ticket and took a train ...

... the ice) was driving over the Oresund bridge. Instead of explaining it, here's more info on it... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oresund_Bridge  Todd took some amazing photos while I was in horror driving his new car over the REALLY LONG, scary bridge ...

... 'rio do trem. A Chegada em Copenhagen foi menos emocionante do que imaginávamos. Estávamos ansiosos para passar pela Oresund bridge. A Ponte de Oresund (em dinamarquês Øresundsforbindelsen, em suéco Öresundsförbindelsen) liga a ...

... 8217;s 95 meters high spire and from there you have a fantastic 360 degree view of Copenhagen, as well as the Oresund Bridge connecting Denmark with Sweden.  We walked along  the esplanade to the Little Mermaid which ...

... drive down the motorway was quite easy, although we kept running out of the sun in to cloudbursts. Driving over the Oresund bridge in to Denmark was awesome, especially as we went from bright sunshine in Sweden to black as the night storm in Denmark. We ...

Two days after I got back from Luleå I was off again, this time I travelled on my own by train to Copenhagen, Denmark. The train trip was about 6 hours total, but it wasnt so bad since I can sleep really well on trains, plus I talked to everyone around ...