Grand Hotel Copenhagen

... trip to the Grand Canyon and NOT the Hoover Dam). From Sin City to the Big Apple, where we are staying in the cheapest hotel in New York- I'm sure that this will be an adventure in itself, please see picture attached. Well, happy reading my travelogue ...

The quayside of the Langeline cruise terminal in Copenhagen was a hive of activity. Officials and staff were frantically trying to register all the passengers whilst stevedores supervised the loading of the rest of the provisions. I could imagine that ...

... was I! We landed in Copenhagen and on landing had a text message from one of our Aussie friends who had already arrived in Copenhagen for the World Barista Championship (our reason for going to Copenhagen), asking if we had landed and did we want to go ...

... and then over to the Little Mermaid near Oesterport and off Churchill park. That done we can say we have seen soem of Copenhagen and can leave tomorrow satisfied. The next challenge is to find a place to watch the mens final and see history again set. It ...

... me to accompany him in one of these to the hotel de l'Europe, where he usually stayed when on a visit to Copenhagen. Copenhagen is a solid, grand - looking city. Many of the buildings are of granite, and the pavements are of the same stone. The houses ...

... warning light. It’ll be on for 5 ½ months. Nice morning in the shop, blew most of day for touring in Copenhagen. The hotel clerk recommended that we buy a 10-trip transit ticket because it was cheaper than buying 2 round trip tickets (one each ...

... 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 ...

We entered Denmark once more late afternoon and by evening, we have reached the same hotel, the Sophie Amalie, we previously stayed a fortnight ago at Copenhagen. This time round, the room given to us was so much better than the first 2 days! It was ...

... we met were friendly and inclusive. I was proud to be German.    Today we took a quick hop over the baltic to Copenhagen, Denmark and wandered the afternoon away. We are in a cozy hostel now and about to go find some dinner. Miss you all! ...

... hassle then turn left out of Central Station & voila in Hotel district (also red light district incidently but it all seems grand). Went for a pretty expensive Indian which also seemed the restaurant is an entrance to a night club, very entertaining ...

... and all tables were booked. We then decided to go to the most famous pastry shop(according to our tour guide) in Copenhagen – Lagkagehuset. There were various selections of pastries throughout the shop and we picked a few for breakfast and ordered a ...

... underneath the palace. The ruins date back to the 11th century when a castle was built in the same location, simultaneously founding Copenhagen as a city. Over the next 800 years there was some sort of royal palace built there. Once the family that is ...

... Day 3: Lezah - Saturday morning - checked the internet and saw that Geelong beat Collingwood in the Grand Final - a great start to a gorgeous sunny day in Copenhagen.  Philip took us on a morning walk to Bernstorff Slotshave (Castle Garden) which is ...

... 'clipped' Nick, and many others who I never learned their names. We then headed into the concert area and dancing crazy at the Copenhagen Skoal truck. Which is where I was the first to loose a Koozie that Jason and I decorated for all the girls. We ...

... set among the fields out of Lund. The bride looked beautiful, and the service was nice. We followed up with the reception at the Grand Hotel in Lund, and had lots of fun singing more Viking songs, dancing and meeting the locals. A great time was had by ...

... old - wonderful to look at. The climax of the day came tonight when we treated ourselves to a smörgasbord at a swish (Grand) hotel, I didn't know that herring could be prepared in so many different ways, the smoked reindeer was delicious (tastes a ...

... ;   Amsterdam:  At 11:30 a.m. (local time) on Saturday, June 13, our cab pulled up in front of the Grand Hotel Amrath Amsterdam.  We were excited, but exhausted.  Our karma with the upgrade gods was still on our side because at ...

... nbsp;     After doing another walk about Amsterdam on Sunday morning, we repacked our luggage, said goodbye to the Grand Hotel Amrath, and hopped in a taxi for the short ride to the cruise ship terminal.  Our documents said that ...

... Newark International Airport is even more international than Chicago's airports. While we walked around, we saw flights going to Copenhagen, Shannon, Manchester, UK, London-Heathrow, Berlin, and Mexico City and Milan. There were people speaking all kinds ...

... I just couldn't resist. It took a surprising amount of time to get to Istanbul, mostly because I couldn't fly direct from Copenhagen. Instead I had to take a flight to Zurich (Switzerland) then connect for a second flight to Istanbul. The first flight ...

... station. I think it was Lübeck. Something beginning with 'L' anyway. We'd decided to catch a connecting train from here to Copenhagen, leaving from platform 1. We wandered to #1 with about 15 comfortable minutes to spare. Plenty of time to have a sit, ...