Park Inn by Radisson Copenhagen Airport
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Luckiest People Alive
... here, not to mention the many homeless and jobless young people. Greenlanders, street people and vagabonds, all find a sanctuary here..' They also go on to say 'They all come to the Freetown to enjoy the peaceful green environment and the magic mixture of village and metropolitan life, because this is seldom possible where they live: in dark flats and dismal institutions around Copenhagen, where people are too busy to talk; where it is not welcome or perhaps even forbidden to enjoy ...
Not for kaput
... the Genetically modified mermaid statue. I’m not sure how it’s genetically modified except maybe a boob job, but hey, who knows. Then we went to see the Danish Crown Jewels. Now THAT was neat.
We started with a tour of the castle, which contained a lot of old artifacts. One oddity was the king’s throne which was made solely of narwhal tusks. We also learned that using an ivory lathe was a royal hobby, and ...
Did I Mention the Canals?
... a few photos.
Upon arriving at The Little Mermaid, we saw a lot of people there, all trying to get their photos of or with The Little Mermaid. Surprisingly, we made our way to the front rather quickly and were able to get the photos we wanted, including one of Dwight holding a copy of The Register, a local newspaper from home that publishes these types of pictures from local travelers and asks its readers to guess where the photo was taken.
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Copenhagen
... and appreciate the government and the direction they are going in.
In Denmark I did a walking tour of the city which was a really cool way to get the history of a lot of things in the city. I also did a pub crawl which was a really cool way to see some bars and meet some cool people for a night. It was a lot of fun! I hung out w Gregg whom I met in Stockholm for most of the time. He is a really cool guy and a ton of fun. Copenhagen has a ...
Day four (Bea and Sean)
... the Statue of Liberty.
After resting our legs on the tour we walked to Rundetaarn. Built by Christian IV finished in 1642. It unites three of the most important facilities available to 17th century scholars; astronomical library, church, and uni library. It is 114 feet tall and offers a great view of the city. Unfortunately there is a high fence (damn jumpers, ruining it for the rest of us) so the ...
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- Swimming pool
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
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