Best Western Hotel Helsingborg

... at booking the trip to Turkey in April for ANZAC DAY and I think I have found some partners in crime (Kiwi and Aussies) to come along from the Uni... I am also looking at heading to Russia!!! I am going out tonight as some of the Germans are having a house warming dinner (I am bringing some wine as would you believe it is the cheapest thing to buy like $5AUD) Most of all after one week this is starting to feel like home!! Speak to you all soon. Lots of Love Nikki

... for Denmark.Consequently, many Danish people travel to Sweden for cheap shopping, which is what I also did. We walked through the main shopping street in Sweden and went to H&M and other various department stores. The streets were beautiful with the old buildings and cobbled pedestrian streets. On a later trip to Sweden we visited Kronen, a fortress in Helsinborg. Helsinborg was formerly ...

... with for the next few dazs. He reallz had a great carefree personalitz, or as DP said " No ambition". NOne the less, the next thing we knew, we were all being guided bz me to the cheapest pub for beer, probablz not the best choice. We finallz got to a small bar, were the beer was relativelz cheap, at 4 CAD per pint. The Kiwi, Bowen , or as he perfered to be called, Mango, decided that he had the ...

... an ATM or something in the UK and had made a duplicate card with my details. They were using the card in Australia of all places! The bank picked up on it when they saw transactions in the UK (me) and on the same day there were transactions happening in Aussie. Apparrently it is an internationl ring. So no credit card at the moment :-( Arrived in Copenhagen-was only a two hour flight which was great. Had to wait for a couple of hours at the airport for the ...

... the national museum and the grounds of the, as was becoming the norm, scaffold-ridden Royal Palace. We then took a stroll out to the Little Mermaid statue, just to say we had done it. When I say stroll, I mean all out trek, as it appears to be miles away from everything else in the city. When we got there, we could see why the mermaid had got her 'little' tagline, and the lengthy walk coupled with this prompted a ...

... as the trip went on and there were no AC power plugs to recharge my laptop with so I was a complete wreck. Is there going to be a connection? Are they going to charge us twice for the reservations because our train was late? What if we have to spend the night in the Cologne train station? All questions I was thinking because my mind wasn't preoccupied with my laptop. I don't understand why people make planes or trains without AC power plugs all over the place. Having power to run my ...

... is in North Zealand, Denmark (bout 40 minutes) to see the castle that Shakespear got his inspiration from for Hamlet. It was beautiful but everytime you saw a painting in this building it was a replica with a plaque saying 'original painting housed in Sweden' or something like that. I guess the Danes and the Sweds have had there differences and way back when the Sweds would wait for the water to freeze in the winter and ...

... says: "Stay calm, you have only 6 months left to finish your Graduate Diploma, and then the world is your oyster". And I know, I know this is the right thing to do, but damn it's not nearly as much fun. So my plan right now is to finish my school with honours. Learn as much Japanese as possible in 6 months. Find some easy part time job to do while I finish my school, to ...

Alright. Herein lies pivotal information, general stories (not all lies) and important facts concerning my first few days in Copenhagen. Firstly I would like to mention Jegtvej 69 and the Ungdomshustet. Remember how I brilliantly coined Copenhagen "Revolutionary City"? Well it is because of the events surrounding Jegtvej 69 that I did so. The controversial happenings of Jegtvej 69 have piqued my usually lax curiosity as a strong, active culture of ...

... and we were following one of the guys around) and then got some food and found a park to sit down in. It was a beautiful warm sunny day in Copenhagen so it was good to sit down outside and relax for awhile. Everyone in Copenhagen seems to ride around on bicycles! They're everywhere! People just leave them outside shops or the train station and they're not locked up or anything.. so someone could easily come along and just take any bike they ...