Copenhagen

howdy, i’m going to be in copenhagen for a couple days, but it will be broken up by a cruise in between. our flight touches down at 7:30am and we have time up until 5:00pm or so to get to our cruise. what can we do in that time period? the cruise takes off at Port Orientkju Pier 254, wherever that is. :D thanks!

THEY WON’T LET ME ASK QUESTIONS. IT’S REALLY ANNOYING.

Was a disappointment to my wife and I,dirty and lots of winos living in the streets,not what we had expected.

seen the airport so far, and a tiny bit of the coast, very clean and modern!! ill be living there soon thoguth so that’ll be amazing, im very excited!

I’m studying in Germany and I’m going back to Finland in two months. My plan is to travel by a train from Cologne to Copenhagen, then by another train further on to Stockholm and from there I can take a boat to Finland. It will surely be an interesting trip. :-)

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Blonde heaven!

Blonde heaven!

Nyhavn was definitely my favorite area – it’s just so picturesque.

As far as food goes, be prepared to shell out some serious money. However, there is good food to be found. Our favorite meals were at Lê Lë Nhà Hang (vesterbrogade) + Lagkagehuset (a bakery in Christianshavn and across from Tivoli).

Another hidden gem is Gråbrødretorv – a bright square in the middle of the city.

Copenhagen is the capital and largest city of Denmark .It is situated on the Zealand and Amager Islands and is separated from Malmö, Sweden by the resund.
With the completion of the transnational Oresund Bridge in 2000, Copenhagen and the Swedish city of Malmö are connected by a car/rail link and are in the process of integrating their respective labour markets, resulting in the number of commuters from both sides growing annually.
In 2007, the magazine Monocle listed Copenhagen second in their Top 20 Most Liveable Cities Chart¹. In addition, it has also been classified as a GaWC Cultural World City.
The original designation for the city, from which the contemporary Danish name is derived, was bmandehavn, “merchants’ harbor”. The English name for the city is derived from its Low German name, Kopenhagen. The element hafnium is named after the city’s Latin name, Hafnia.

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I love this city because the heritage is very beautiful and too moove in this city is very easy.
This city have two airports that offer better conditions to the visitors.
Copenhagen is a center for business and science and there the universities are very good.
To go to the beach is very easy by bicycle.
This city is very safe.