Cabinn Copenhagen

... baggage handlers the airport isn't bad – the train station is just under the entry and trains run frequently to Koebenhavn H (Copenhagen Central). A train was waiting on the platform for me so I hopped on and travelled non-stop to Ørestad station ...

... 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 ...

... Contiki-goodness, what (mis)adventures lie ahead. The luxury of living in London allows the benefit choosing a convienient flight to Copenhagen. A nice midday flight allowed me plenty of time to potter around in the morning to finally get to Gatwick and ...

... tram to Centraal.  Hopped a train to the airport and had no flight delays.  When we got here, we took a train to Copenhagen Central Station and an easy walk to the hotel.  As we checked in and had a problem with the plumbing, they said ...

... rooms available. Alan and Sophia to the rescue! They offered us their extra bedroom, which turned out to be perfect. Copenhagen (or spelled Kobenhavn) is a VERY busy city. Bicyles rule the streets, so cars and pedestrians beware. There are lots of ...

    Mom and I found our way around Købnhavn today. We went to the Statens Museum for Kunst, Amalienborg Slot (my navigation skills told me this was where the Little Mermaid statue was, but I was sadly mistaken), and Nyhavn. I had a slight ...

... up to go the back of the plane when we had a restroom up front.  He seemed very stressed, but we made it to Copenhagen.  We figured out our train to Central Station and walked to find our hotel at Cabinn City….smaller than our cruise cabin ...

... late train, though I may be remembering it wrong. Anyway, it got gradually rainier and darker, and when we finally arrived in Copenhagen, it was pouring and freezing cold. We didn't arrive right in the city itself, but rather in a sort of distant ...

... out of the park tired and satisfied. Tivoli was the last actual attraction we visited on our trip... we'd spend the next day wandering Copenhagen's shops and streets, and after that our main concern was getting home. But the story's not quite over ...

... , Tivoli is closed for the season.  Boo-hoo.  So we walked.  We found what is probably the Times Square of Copenhagen and a ferris wheel that looks like the London Eye.  Then we looked for dinner.  It was Thursday night but most ...

Arrived in Copenhagen this morning after a sleeper train last night from Cologne. Not very impressed they wouldn't let us have our breakfast that was included with our tickets because they were short-staffed on board! Very nice man on reception allowed us ...

... is a soft stick-type licorice with filling in fruity flavors. For some reason, I love it. We went back to the Royal Copenhagen tea room.  We also watched the street musicians pedestrians and finished with another hot dog. This will be the end of our ...

Like quite a few other places we've been to already, Copenhagen and Denmark are dominated largely by water, so we thought the best way to get a feel for the place was to jump onto another boat trip.  We did see the option of touring around by rowing ...

Day 1: The night before we arrived in Copenhagen after our almost 5 hour train ride from Hamburg. We awoke to a very sunny hotel room and a lovely Copenhagen day.  Our first stop was to leave our current hotel and head to the one we would be in for ...

This day was spent relaxing in the room... the cumulative stress of all the travel and activity and new experiences was catching up to us, and we hadn't had a day of rest in a long while, so I used the time to catch up on the travel blog (which was a ...

It was fun. Thanks Holly and Merete for dinner it was amazing. Hope Freya's tummy has settled and also that the leak has been fixed. Brenda & Nic ...