Hotel Christian IV Copenhagen

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Taksigelse for the courses

A travel blog entry by bassmanms

... re organic tricks have no effect on me, but Raeann seem slightly affected by my fishy rant! Anyway the gastro-experience blew my mind and tongue, all grown from local gardens that the owner maintains (when he's not hosting Scandinavian Dining on PBS) unpasturized cheeses, squid, boar, puree of all sorts of stuff, I could go on for a while about this. but ...

Cruising from Denmark to Portugal (Week 1)

A travel blog entry by robmarfox

... was beautiful. We would definitely like to come back and spend some more time exploring the city. We returned to the ship in time for the happy hour and sat out on deck 11 until we sailed at 6pm. It was brilliant sitting out in the evening sun as we slowly moved down river and under the harbour bridge and out into the Atlantic towards the Madeiras. Dinner followed and then another fantastic show this time from 'Graffiticlassic', a brilliant string ...

Getting by in Copenhagen

A travel blog entry by jaclyn.brian

... s "Red Light District". I say this because I have not been able to leave the hotel and walk for more than five minutes without being solicited by a prostitute. The time of day also seems to be irrelevant.

Initially, my reaction to their inquiries was a friendly, "No, thank you," with my brain tacking on, "I could do without the chlamydia." Eventually, however, I realized that the persistence of these women of ...

Tomtens, Mermaids and fairy tales

A travel blog entry by jegibbs

Hi Everyone,
It was sad to say goodbye to Ruby but we will catch up again later in the trip. Charles De Gaulle airport is not the easiest to negotiate but I arrive safely in Copenhagen and at the hotel at about 2.30. Theresa is just returning from a walk and it is lovely to see a friendly face. A walk in the neighbourhood and a forage in the supermarket found us some wine and ingredients for a "picnic" tea. We both ...

3 days in Copenhagen

A travel blog entry by cylam

... feature at least 1/3 of the productions with sceneries at the canal.

Amaliehaven (kind of Palace) changed their guards at noon, which lasted for roughly half an hour. Do not be deceived by the minutes (I mean it) of silence and serenity. Apparently they have to march to every corner of the pentagon to change the guard at each corner. We walked past Skuespiller Huset which is the Royal Danish Playhouse. The architecture and the view itself would promise a dozen of photos. ...