Denmark Hotels

So I officially started the planning process - a.k.a. moved on from the vague dream and started laying concreate details. Didn't make a lot of progress - (only had an hour lunch break, lol) - but found some promising sites to get me started and created a list of ALL the countries I would like to include if time and $$ were not an issue. Countries to (hopefully) Visit: 1) Ireland (already visited, not a must) 2) England (same as Ireland) 3) Wales (not a must) 4) Scotland (a must!) 5) French countryside (not a must) 6) Spain (not a must) 7) Italy (a must!) 8) Czech Republic 9) Greece (a must!) ...

Arriving in Denmark —Wednesday 8/27/08 Made it to Copenhagen after a nightmarish trans-Atlantic flight (for me). Due to my penchant for high-altitude fainting I spent about half the flight on the floor in the rear galley. Most of the crew were very sympathetic and did their best to help. It’s probably just as well; I got no sleep and ended up in sync w/ the new time zone by Wednesday night. Finding the train ticket kiosk near the baggage claim in Kastrup Airport was as easy as Frommer's claimed; using the kiosk was not. The problem was my assumption that all automated terminals work like ...

When we arrived in the city center after transferring from the airport in train & metro, we directly saw the guards heading to the queen's palace of Amalienborg. At noon, we saw guards formal presentation. We then went to our Hotel at the end of the Nyhavn docks. In the afternoon, we decided to walk down Stroget, the main commercial street of Copenhagen. The street is reserved to pedestrians and leads from Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv to Town Hall (Radhus) and its large place. There is a number of places to admire along the walk, amongst which the nice storks fountain. On sunday, and despite a ...