Kong Arthur Copenhagen

... I decided to use my credit card on everything else.  Theresa was brave and got more Danish kroners.  We caught a taxi to Hotel Kong Arthur for $300 DKK equiv. $58 USD, and dragged our luggage up the stairs.  We forgot we were 6 hours ahead ...

... of pine and aspens, the ocean... it all swooshes by as we fly on by on our train ride between Varberg, Sweden and Copenhagen, Denmark. I feel like a kid, looking out the window tirelessly, just watching the world go by. Swaying from side to side. It is ...

This is the perfect city to see by bike and Mike gives a comprehensive three hour tour. Copenhagen is flat and has loads of bike lanes and loads and loads of bikes. People ride in every kind of attire from the sporty to the shorty and everything in ...

... that you can board a plane in a very familiar place and walk off a few hours later in a foreign culture. We landed in Copenhagen in the morning after traveling all day and night and loosing 9 hours in time zone changes but we were determined to stay ...

... country. In the day we were gone she met lots of new friends, bought a used bike (essential for getting around this huge campus), and did some room decorating. We bought her a final dinner and headed back to Copenhagen for our flight home in the morning. ...

Rosenborg castle was built by Danish King Christian IV in the early 1600's as a summer residence and it was his favorite home and where he chose to die. Open to the public since 1838, it houses the Danish crown jewels and 500 years of royal splendor. The ...