Copenhagen Crown Hotel

... the 12:40 train to Copenhagen by minutes, and had to wait an hour for the next one (I went back to the bar where the other were all still going). Copenhagen hadn't improved any when we got back, nor had the hotel but it didn't matter because I was ...

... self-proclaimed 'probably best' beer in the world it was time to sample the product and have lunch. Back to central Copenhagen, where we wandered around visiting: 1.  Rosenborg Slot an early 17th century castle.  In the castle basement is ...

... of tourists disappearing from view. It seems we had stumbled upon Rosenborg Slot (castle), a beautiful Renaissance palace situated in Copenhagen's oldest park. We explored the palace interior, which is stunning, including the throne room where the king ...

... an idea of what there was to do. All we had was a Lonely Planet on Scandinavia (about 6 pages of text on Copenhagen) and a hotel reservation. I think part of that is because when leaving the country from Chicago, you are really going on a journey whereas ...

... but walking on ice doesn't seem like a particular bright idea. My next stop was at Tivoli, which is advertised as "Copenhagen's number one attraction, open every day!" That is, everyday except those between 31 December and 14 April - a minor detail ...

... to blog. Will try to add more later.  We do not know what the situation will be on the ship which we board today. Copenhagen Shirley Arrived no problem. Weather has been fine, high in the low 70s, low in the low 60s. Cloudy but no rain. Walked ...

Again here is another delayed update, this time being typed on Charles' laptop in the hotel in Copenhagen. There was meant to be wireless Internet at this hotel, however our room's location at the end of the building has meant that the signal is too ...

... dozen or so flights of stairs we arrived in our tiny scruffy room, unpacked, and headed out to see what was about. Copenhagen wasn't quite what I'd expected. Denmark seems to be a poorer country than I had imagined. In Australia we have had plenty of ...

The girls found accommodation in Copenhagen was good and breakfast excellent. They were up early ready to spent the day exploring. Bec has sent an email to her friends so it was decided to include this in the blog. Hello! Well, we have enjoyed a full day ...

... a small summer cottage further out of the city with flower gardens and there are several of those outside my hotel window. The economy in Copenhagen is booming and there is new construction and refurbishment going on everywhere. We stop by the area ...

27-May  - 28-May              Stockholm-Malmo-Copenhagen   Well the past couple of days have been a blur.  We did not have internet access in Stockholm because the hotel ...

Booked ourselves a bus tour to Frederiksborg Castle, Mary's summer residence at Fredensborg Castle and Kronborg Castle (Hamlet's setting). First stop was Frederiksborg castle - huge and so ornate with a huge art collection and antique furniture. Castle ...

... , and our train was sold out! So we had to take one the next night instead. That wasn't too bad. We stayed in a hotel in Copenhagen, because there aren't many hostels and all except one were booked out. And looking at the reviews and facilities, we were ...

... their criminals and the penalty for murder is only about 16 years in prison (8 years served with good behavior). Yet, Copenhagen has very little problems with crime—it must be the educated populace and national unity that keeps this from happening. ...

... into the Marriott Hotel in the town center and the proceeded to walk around the area to see Copenhagen. Tivoli Gardens wasa just down the street from the hotel. We walked through it but were not impressed by it. That afternoon, we took the train ...

... so he slept in and we finally left the hotel around 9, heading up to the Metro and onto the Little Mermaid statue, for which Copenhagen is famous.  Hans Christian Anderson and all ya know.  The Metro is cool here, (see video) and with the ...

... a car and I have nearly been hit on several occasions. Allan and I most enjoyed the infamous Nyhavn area which is Copenhagen’s most famous canal. Café’s and Restaurants line one side of it whilst colorful houses adorn the other side. Along ...

... booked her hotel near the lakes.  I was excited and decided I would join her. Our adventure took us to the city of Copenhagen and me to Malmo, Sweden.  The food was delightful on the plane. We had complimentary wine, meat and potatoes, free ...

... here is very nice and almost everyone speaks English, which is very helpful.  we went back to our hotel and after a long day walking through almost all of Copenhagen, we had pizza and wine in our room.  we went back out later that night to the ...