Park Inn Copenhgen Airport Copenhagen

... the cafes, bought some fruit and finally made our way back to the metro and back to the hostel...

Overview... I LOVE COPENHAGEN... Beautiful, beautiful place... and to top it off they drive on the proper side of the road!!! Like Us!!!


I should go, tomorrow we venture to the cruise ship and start our 5 day journey through Norway!!

Talk soon
Cheers
LW

... on the ceiling and a black-light could be illuminated to see some of the toys.  There was also a bunch of cushions and blankets filled with the balls from the ball room that you could lay on and under to feel suspended.  It was cool since you could chose to cut of certain stimuli, like vision, if you need to.
- The ball room had a large all pit with a warm floor and light coming through the balls.  It was also a very relaxing room.

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... here seems so orderly and perfect.

DenmarkAfter my 2-week excursion through Russia I flew to Copenhagen to meet my brother. Now the Danish are also known to be quite reserve, but after Russia, anything seemed warm to me. Just getting out of the airport I saw people smiling and willing to help me around.

It was great to see my brother. We had traveled around the world together a few years back. Now we were back again ...

... a traditional German cake (thanks guys - sensational cooks)!! I have volunteered with the Danish Red Cross which is interesting and will keep you posted on how it goes. So combined with Danish classes, law classes and study and exploring this part of the world through my travels I feel like the time is flying by. It will not be long before I am home with you all... A few things to do before then though ... like travel everywhere I have not been and more!! vi ses Nikki

... of the Copenhagen main station and we were able to check-in straight away. We were apparently upgraded to a superior room although it wasn't anything fantastic. The biggest benefit was that it included a sofa beda so that we each had our own bed. To introduce Steve to Copenhagen I led him on a walk through the station and along through the centre of town, along Storget, one of the longest pedestrian shopping streets in the world. We then returned on foot to the hotel ...

... more like a Vietnamese fish sauce, with ketchup and mustard. They are a unique culinary experience - which if you ever make it to Copenhagen are well worth it! A big thing was getting to the Carlsberg Brewery tour. We had planned on taking the "hop on-hop off" bus - but never managed to find the right bus. So we ended up asking at the City Center bus terminal how to get there - and just managed to get proper directions on how to get there before the tours ...

... détaxés, bars restos, .... Aprés encore 2 de trains pour arriver á Copenhague. Superbe ville. Je vous raconterais á ma prochaine connexion.. je n'ai payé que 20 min. Je suis sur un poste de l´hostel dans lequel je suis (un grand, je suis au 14e etage avec 3 autres jeunes...) Demain visite de la ville et peut-ëtre départ direction Århus... on verra je vous laisse. Stay blogged Benoït

... after coming all this way. Watched the fireworks in the nearby square which was absolutely insane. The noise was deafening and like a worldwide rice krispies explosion. Every so often there'd be delayed bangs which sounded like a bomb going off. Locals let off fireworks in every which direction so had to be on ball to notice that someone standing next to you might just light off a firework next to your feet. It was constant and just kept going on for what ...

... and they searched us before we went in! Basically, they did it to steal all of our empty beer cans so they could recycle them for money. You get between 20 and 40 cents a can here, so it's good to keep them. After that we hung out at the fountain in the square by school. Some Danish guys tried to teach us how to tell off guys we didn't like. The f word, it turns out, is universal ...

... looking pretty rough. I'd already been up for 2 hours and was past the 'ugggh' stage, so I was able to laugh at David and ask how he was doing. The only response I got from him was "I'm broken". I guess after 20 days of going all out he finally needed a break! The bus ride today was uneventful. We drove through Germany and took a ferry to Copenhagen. On the ferry we grabbed lunch and then sat around. Poor Donna had a migraine and was not feeling great on the ferry ride ...