Phoenix Hotel Copenhagen

... rides; a rollercoaster; a pshcyotic merry go round which gave me some nice bruises on my spine and head; a fun plane ride which put you through the G force until you couldn't see; and some cute rides like the ferry tale one which gave you the short version of each of Hans Christians fairy tales. Hans Christian Anderson is the face of Denmark, with the main street in the city centre named after him and his little mermaid a well used mascot. I left at about 2130 and headed back. I ...

... We played with the babies while the older kids went outside and then had oatmeal for lunch.  I also learned how to change a diaper and changed quite a few!  It was out of my comfort zone at first but was happy to challenge myself and learn a life skill!  As a reward I stopped in the bakery nearby before getting on the bus and got a yummy Danish treat that was a bit like a croissant but had chocolate on the top.  When I got back I went for a long run around the ...

... However, I do run some of the duties including laundry service, luggage handling, and anything else that requires heavy-duty physical work. But I don’t mind, its does my body good.

CopenhagenFrom the outside looking in, Copenhagen appears to be a model city. Apart from some graffiti, the city is clean and eco-friendly. Bicycling is a popular form of transportation and people actually follow the crosswalk signals.

Copenhagen, Zealand, Denmark pchun88

... Botanical Gardens, but because it being winter, all the plants are dead now. It was a big park with a big pond/small lake that was half frozen. I'm sure it is beautiful during the summer. While walking around the busy streets, we spotted a food stand that made crepes and got a crepe with Nutella. This was Josh's first time having Nutella...Yummy!!!!! We visited the "Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum" and the "Guinness Book of World ...

... one of those street vendor stalls and set it up outside Navy Pier - I know I'd make a killing with that! After the brewery tour - we made it to Tivoli Gardens, and went over all the menus for the best buy for dinner. Tivoli Gardens is a really tiny amusement park and garden - a bit like Six Flags, but amazingly laid out - and it had everything from various Chinese restaurants, to high class bistros - to more hot dogs and street food. We ended up at the ...

... The funny thing about selling a home is presenting the illusion to the buyer that even though said owner lives in it, they can themselves live in this home. They can picture their family sitting around this place or eating dinner here and sleeping in their assigned places. It's a funny thing like living in a store display. But I still like it nonetheless.

... in practically full armour. Crashed back at the hotel and only woke up when John and Jiveen made it back around 7am because John wouldn't stop coughing and I was going to sum up enough energy to smother him with a pillow. Woke up around 10am to shower, get ready and head down for breakfast at the hotel. I still felt like absolute **** with the flu but was pretty smug at the fact I was one of the few people in the world up at 11am on New Years without a ...

We are now invading the northern portion of the mainland of Europe. Here in Copenhagen we were all a little on edge upon arrival after hearing that there had just recently been a foiled terror plot. It is definately amplified when you arrive at night and the first thing that you do is get shown on of the busiest pedestrian streets in the world, Stroget. That aside Copenhagen has been an interesting mix of ...

... the tour I was rooming with Kristy, Jenn, Stacey, Julie and two other people. Stacey's plane left at 8:00am, and she was worried about getting to the airport on time, and was thinking of going to the airport after our free time downtown and sleeping there! Once we got in the room she asked all of us what we thought she should do (take a cab at 4am), and then she proceeded to ask everyone all night long! After time to get ourselves sorted we jumped back on the bus to be ...