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CASTLES of SJÆLLAND - 1 PERSON 1 Days / 0 Nights Places to Visit - Kronborg Castle , Frederiksborg Castle T +4571520287 Email: [email protected] Copenhagen Tours & Travels Petersonsvej 12 Copenhagen ,Denmark CASTLES OF SJÆLLAND - 1 PERSON 1 Days / 0 Nights Places To Visit - Kronborg Castle , Frederiksborg Castle Package Summary We visit Hamlet's Castile (Kronborg) and Frederiksborg Castle. We start the day with a sight seeing around Helsingor, and Kronborg castle about an hour later. Kronborg was the home of not only Shakespeare's Prince Hamlet but also the source of the wealth of the Danish Kings for hundreds of years. We will take a ride through historic Helsingør, an important town from the 12th century. After Kronborg, we will take a leisurely stroll back through Helsingor to the train station. There will be time for lunch. Next we take we see some lovely countryside to Hillerod, the home of Frederiksborg Castle Frederiksborg Castle is one of Europe's most beautiful Renaissance castles. We journey through over 400 hundred years of history discovering how the King's of Denmark lived and (in some cases) loved. Why this Trip Guided tour of Kronborg and Frederiksborg Castles. Boating near Frederiksborg Castle. A city tour of the historic town of Helsingor and Hillerod High Street Detailed day wise Itinerary DAY 1: Kronborg Castle , Frederiksborg Castle - Castles Hotel / Copenhagen pickup Visit Kronborg Castle. Lunch Visit Frederiksborg Castle. Boating in Frederiksborg Castle. Back to Hotel / Copenhagen Inclusions & Exclusions Inclusions:- Pickup and drop from Hotel / Copenhagen. Visit to castles Guided tour of Kronborg Guided tour of Frederiksborg Castles. Entry tickets to Castles Boating price to castles One Lunch and soft drinks Child seat included Photography Exclusions:- Accommodation Insurance Flight Tickets Main Attractions Helsingor Guided tour of Kronborg and Frederiksborg Castles. A city tour of the historic town of Helsingor and a walk through Hillerod High Street. Kronborg Castle 16th-century castle with banqueting hall & royal chambers, the model for Elsinore in Hamlet. Frederiksborg castle Frederiksborg Castle (Danish: Frederiksborg Slot) is a palatial complex in Hillerød, Denmark. It was built as a royal residence for King Christian IV of Denmark-Norway in the early 17th century, replacing an older castle acquired by Frederick II and becoming the largest Renaissance residence in Scandinavia. Situated on three islets in the Slotssøen (castle lake), it is adjoined by a large formal garden in the Baroque style. General Information CANCELLATION POLICY Payment The final amount for the trip should be paid prior to departure. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in automatic cancellation of the reservation Cancellation and Refunds We are not having cancellation option currently for online bookings. Please reach us and get refund confirmed if there is a need for cancellation. The refund is not 100% of the total amount. Services which are provided by the vendors may or may not be refundable. Tips and Taxes Tips and taxes are included throughout the itineraries except for tour escorts, drivers, and local guides. GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS Tour Prices All tour prices are based on today’s exchange rate, and VAT amount is accordance with the laws of Denmark. Travel Insurance It is compulsory to purchase a travel insurance. If in case of any sickness or emergencies, we as a travel company is not responsible for the procedures. Please call us for more information. Hotels When necessary, hotel substitutions are of similar quality standard. Meals Full breakfasts are included at all hotels. Lunches and/or dinners are included only where specifically listed in the itineraries. Beverages are not included. Passports A valid passport and Id Proofs are required by all travelers traveling with us. The passport must be valid a minimum of 6 months. Visa A valid Schengen visa or an European passport is required to make a travel. The visa is valid across the Scengen areas. The Schengen Area is comprised of 26 countries that have agreed to allow free movement of their citizens within this area as a single country. Baggage Baggage is the sole responsibility of the owner and taken at owner’s risk. Make sure you check with your carrier as to the latest rules just prior to departure. Card Handling Fee A non-refundable card handling fee will be added to all bookings Travel Agency Responsibility In order to avoid misunderstandings, please be sure that clients are informed about any cancellation and/or change fees applicable to their travel program. .
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