City Hotel Odense
Hans Mules Gade 5 Odense, Fyn and the Central Islands, 5000, Denmark
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Day 15
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Bea was taken to see H. C. Andersen's House and behind the scenes at the Opera, while my inner kid came out again with a visit to the Danish Train museum.
The train museum is worth the visit. Some very nice exhibits here.
Followed by a WET drive down to Ølstykke ( A piece of beer).
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Goode 2B home
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wen we R off a gane....knot shore...wen we do... wheel print it hear.... inn the meen tyme ...
poodles away from Sladzfybn ....
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Reunion with Nanna and her boys!
... used as blankets.
Much to Mom’s delight, our time on Ærø happened to coincide with an accordion festival; there were accordion duets, trios and orchestras performing on the streets of Ærøskobing from all over Scandinavia and Germany. I hadn’t realized what a versatile instrument the accordion is – along with the usual oom-pah-pah polkas, we also heard rousing marches, delicate classical pieces and even a heart-breaking theme song ...
We passed out at Niels' house
From Legoland, there was only that same bus and a couple of short trains to Odense, where we met our couchsurfer Niels at his work, the Arkaden, a huge night club with all you can drink happy hour for 95 krona for three hours... Niels doesn't drink... I wonder why....
Anyway, we were too tired for this, so we went to his place, threw our bags down and had some sort of turkish food for dinner, it was the only thing open.
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Legoland is not just for 5yr olds...
... hotel arriving to be told our room has been upgraded to the king suite due to overbooking, what a shame we had to slum it that night! Our last stop for the evening was the famous tivoli gardens, more like dreamworld on a smaller scale crossed with the best school fair you've been to. It was fantastic, fountains, lakes, lights, restaurants, rides, popcorn, mother duck and her ducklings.! We only had a taste of Denmark still so much more we want to see, we'll be back for more one ...



