Danish viking

But transiting via CPH doesn't mean that you are entering Copenhagen and Denmark. 🙂

When you can't visit us in person you can do it virtually 🙂 Here is a 360 degree view of Frederiksborg Palace. http://www.360-foto.dk/nationalhistorisk-museum/

Denmark is now closed for entrance for all non danish citizens until april the 13th. You can now only enter Denmark if you have a Danish passport, transporting food, goods or medicine or if you have family members that are critical ill.

Denmark is in a lockdown the next 2 weeks in order to try to contain the virus. All schools are closed most public workers are sent on a payed vacation.

If you can time it with the 203 bus then you can reduce the travel time. It departs from Roskilde station at XX:29 and XX:57 towards Veddelev, it only takes 6 minututes or 3 stops. Depending on what train you catch from Østerport it then takes from 31 to 39 minutes to get there.

Look on the first page in my Wonderful Copenhagen thread. There is all the info you need.

Does the Copenhagen to Oslo and Frederikshavn to Larvik cruise ferriea count 🙂 Besides trying to be funny I have nothing to add. Sorry 🙂

I would say around 07:30.

What is the mane of the ship and what date are we talking about.

Nørrebro Bryghus, Mikkeler, Evil Twin, Amager Bryghus, Braunstein, Hornbeer, Herslev Bryghus. And then we have plenty of other danish Micro breweries but if you say local then Its the one I can think off. The Visit Carlsberg museum is closed because of renovation and it will probably not open during this cruise deason.

Hotel Sankt Annæ is also a good option, in that area you could also check out Scandic Front or Copenhagen Admiral Hotel.

I would say that its walkable, but instead you can just take bus 5C from the central station towards Københavns Lufthavn or Sundbyvester Plads and get off at Otto Mønsteds Plads. https://www.google.dk/maps/dir/Danhostel+Copenhagen+City,+H.+C.+Andersens+Boulevard,+Copenhagen/Otto+Mønsteds+Plads+(Rysensteensgade),+1563+København/@55.6712057,12.5742702,18z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x46525314bba5661d:0x3e0085970c383aba!2m2!1d12.5767237!2d55.6710805!1m5!1m1!1s0x465253134fc815f7:0x58454ae2bb9138f4!2m2!1d12.5740638!2d55.6708919!3e2

Wow Selma looks wonderful, I have never heard about it but the reviews on both google and Tripadvisor looks good and I took a look on the menu. It is pricey but I´m sure that the quality can live up to the price tag. btw I was just curious so I looked at other high end Smørrebrøds restaurants and the price level is roughly the same as Aamanns and actually cheaper than Ida Davidsen. So expect around 400-500 kroner per person if you include a snaps and a beer. (you have to have a Snaps for your Smørrebrød)

Ascot is really good located, just remember that Pumpehuset has outdoor summer koncerts. Victoria is located a little bit far away from the main attractions, I think you will be sorry for the long walks every day to get to a d from the hotel. But as long as you book a hotel near the central station and Kongens Nytorv you can't go that wrong. Because you will have access to train or metro from the airport and metro line M4 will tale you most of the way out to the Cruise terminals. But more on that when I know the details around shuttle busses etc.

Yes Tivoli will surely be something for the kids. Hallasm gave some suggestion but besides the canal tour and the palaces I don't know how kids friendly they are. I would probably go to see the pandas at the zoo or go to the blue planet aquarium. I don't know if the girls are interested in old cultures and vikings, but else the open air museum (frilandsmuseet) or the viking ship museum in Roskilde could be something to see. In Roskilde there is also the Ragnarock music museum. But if they love princesses etc they would love Rosenborg and Frederiksborg Palace. Frederiksborg can be combined witg Kronborg Castle, the home of Hamlet. But they will already see lots of palaces in St Petersborg so maybe its not that interesting.