Absalon Copenhagen

... down the Strøget, and ended up at the Christiansborg Slot, the 4th incarnation of a castle or palace on the spot. Bishop Absalon (Copenhagen's founder) built his first castle here in 1167, which was destroyed by fire 600 years later, as did the next 2 ...

... incapable of anything but perfection, our departure from Hamburg was bridged by a several hour delay before leaving for Copenhagen, our current destination. Unfortunately there was no chocolate coconut balls served either. However despite the long ride, ...

... de gente que achou um bom negócio comprar bicicletas por Dkr 20 (pouco menos de 3 euros). Fora isso, Copenhagen é incrivelmente preparada para sua enorme população de ciclistas. Nunca vimos tantas bicicletas nas nossas vidas! Ganha longe de ...

... very freshly. They also promote "communal dining" with large tables, hopefully they come to Adelaide one day. Walked to Amalienborg Castle. Copenhagen has a lot of Palaces, and the locals seem to be very proud of their Royal family. By this time it was ...

... we love being on or near water. We are delighted with our hotel.  It is quite reasonable by the standards of Copenhagen, where prices for everything are at Manhattan levels--at least.  And the room is large and comfortable, even the ...

... to bring about greater awareness of the Tebirkes, in hope they will travel to Adelaide! We took the train to the Information Centre in Copenhagen – the trains are some of the best we’ve had – 3 seats wide on either side of the isle, ...

... about 2.5 hours to get there.  The best part of the drive was when we had to drive across a MASSIVE bridge to get to Copenhagen...the big blue sea all around us!  What an awesome sight.  I was totally excited and probably broke Trav’s ...

... si trasforma in una immensa pista di pattinaggio su ghiaccio. Percorriamo la Bredgade una delle principali arterie di Copenhagen caratterizzata da chiese,musei e i numerosi palazzi antichi che vi si affacciano, dove ai negozi di antiquariato si alternano ...

... exciting to get going to be sure i got to see everything i wanted to see before having to catch my flight.  copenhagen is full of museums and galleries and parks and palaces and theatres, but i was mostly interested in walking around different parts ...

Day 9 - 11, ...

... , Carlsberg Elephant. Nationalities Met - Northern Irish, Danish, English. Transport used - London Underground, Gatwick Express Train, Aeroplane, Danish trains, Copenhagen buses. Key Song - Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars. Strange Currencies - Danish Kroners. ...

... realmente incrível, mas dentro do trem não se pode ver nada além do azul mar e a escuridão do túnel. Em Copenhagen chegamos exaustos. Felizmente e acertadamente o hotel era perto da Estação. Estava chovendo e escuro (a primeira escuridão em ...

... Grant. But I think I'd struggle to fully enjoy my pint of Carlsberg with Jesus rock in the background. We didn’t see Copenhagen’s famous Little Mermaid – the emblem of the city and much visited by tourists – as she’s gone ...

... .  Where do  they get the money?  Tourists.  Christiania is now the third most visited site in Copenhagen, after the Little Mermaid and, probably, Tivoli. It was fascinating to stroll through the area.  It is, not surprisingly, ...

... of from Berlin early in the morning towards Denmark. To get there we caught the ferry which was pretty cool and then ended up in Copenhagen in the late afternoon. However, we still had time to see some of the city as the sun doesn't go down till about ...

... were rare. The main event was travelling over the Oresundsbron, a 16km road stretching between Malmo, Sweden and Copenhagen, Denmark which is simultaneously the world’s strongest cable suspension bridge and most voluminous tunnel. With a toll of ...