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Denmark Product Manual To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Visit Denmark 2021 © Dennis Lundby, Rold Skov To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Content 01: Denmark and its Regions 10: Bornholm 19: North Jutland #2 02: Transportation in Denmark 11: Funen & the Archipelago 20: Safe Travel in Denmark 03: Zealand and Copenhagen 12: Funen & Odense 21: COVID 19 in Denmark 04:Copenhagen 13: West & South Jutland 22: Denmark in the Press 05: CPH: Central Copenhagen 14: West & South Jutland #2 23: Denmark Travel Trade Tools 06: CPH: Vesterbro & Nørrebro 15: Mid Jutland 24: Incoming Agencies 07: CPH: Frederiksberg & Refshaleøen 16: Aarhus 25: Travel Trade Contact 08: Royal North Sealand 17: Mid Jutland #2 09: Zealand 18: North Jutland Aalborg s. 2 To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Denmark and its Regions Geography Travel distances Aalborg • The smallest of the Scandinavian • Copenhagen to Odense: Bornholm countries Under 2 hours by car • The southernmost of the • Odense to Aarhus: Under 2 Scandinavian countries hours by car • Only has physical border with • Aarhus to Aalborg: Under 2 Germany hours by car • Denmark’s regions are: North, Mid, Jutland West and South Jutland, Funen, Aarhus Zealand, and North Zealand and Copenhagen Facts Billund • Video Introduction Copenhagen • Denmark has the currency Danish Kroners • Tipping is not required Odense • Most Danes speak fluently English Zealand • One of the happiest countries in the world and Funen Copenhagen as one of the world’s most liveable cities • Home of ‘Hygge’, New Nordic Cuisine, and LEGO • Easily combined with other Nordic countries • Generally safe country • Perfect for all types of travelers (family, romantic, nature, bicyclist dream, history/Vikings/Royalty) • Population of 5.7 million people s. 3 To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Transportation in Denmark Habour bus It is easy for both guests and locals to travel in and between the different parts of Denmark Public transportation • Trains: DSB (Danish National Rail) connects Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus & Aalborg • Metro and S-train: These to lines makes it easy to travel around greater Copenhagen • Busses: There are easy accessable bus systems in all cities in Denmark. There even are some habour busses in Copenhagen, that allows you to travel through the city on ©Visit Copenhagen water • Ferries: Different ferries will take you back and forth from Zealand and Jutland • Bike rentals: There are several ways of renting bikes in the different cities of Denmark, often the hotels offers a bike renting service Driving Nordic Seaplane Copenhagen S-train • Driving in Denmark is easy. We drive in the right hand side, and bridges connect Sealand, Funen & Jutland © Niclas Jessen Flying • International airports: Aarhus, Billund, Copenhagen & Aalborg • Nordic Seaplane: A different and fun way of traveling from Copenhagen to Aarhus s. 4 ©Nordic Seaplane To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Gilleleje Elsinore Zealand & Copenhagen Hillerød Dragsholm • Zealand is largest island in Denmark, and it is nestled right next to Sweden Castle at the mouth of the Baltic Sea. The stretch of water south of Zealand is Copenhagen dotted with popular Danish holiday islands. Roskilde Kragerup Gods • Copenhagen is located on Zealand’s Eastern shore, and as Northern Europe’s coziest capital, it is packed with cafés, shops, and the best Zealand restaurants in Scandinavia. Camp Adventure Getting there Ferry from Aarhus (Jutland) to Zealand Dark Sky Park Ferry from Sweden to Elsinore Møns Klint Bridge connecting Malmø (Sweden) and Copenhagen Falster Bridge connecting Funen and Zealand Lolland Copenhagen Airport (CPH) s. 5 To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Copenhagen Copenhagen Copenhagen is the vibrant and dynamic capitol of Denmark. Copenhagen is known for its green livability, friendly people ©Viggo Lundberg and high quality in cultural and gastronomic experiences. Good to know • Look to Visit Copenhagen for inspiration • Copenhagen consists of several • Copenhagen Card gives different neighborhoods unlimited transportation and • The next few slides will take you access to all major attractions. through some of the colorful • Exploring the city is made easy neighborhoods with the new metro circle, S- trains and by bike. Look to the transportation slide for more info ©Chris Tonnesen ©Hanna Thomas s. 6 To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Tivoli Gardens Where to stay Central Copenhagen • D’angleterre – located close to Nyhavn • Villa Copenhagen – located next to the Central Station Special things to do in in central • Hotel Sanders – located next to Copenhagen the Royal Theatre • Enjoy a trip to the second oldest • Hotel Nobis – located next to amusement park in Denmark, Glyptoteket Tivoli Gardens, which is located in © Martin Heiberg • 71 Nyhavn – located at Nyhavn the heart of central Copenhagen • Phoenix – located close to • Experience beautiful Nyhavn, and Nyhavn hop on a guided canal tour which • Nimb – located next to Tivoli will provide a good intro to the Nyhavn Gardens outlay of Copenhagen as a canal • Hotel Skt. Annæ – located close city. © Kim Wyon to Nyhavn • Museums worth a visit: Central • Hotel Admiral – located next to Glyptoteket, Statens Museum for Copenhagen the Royal Playhouse Kunst & Nationalmuseet • Skt. Petri – located close to • Beautiful castles, located in central Nørreport station Copenhagen: Amalienborg castle(where the queen lives), • Link to CPH Hotel Guide Rosenborg castle (where the crown jewels are) Places to eat • Dine in beautiful green • Enjoy the unique view over • Explore the many different surroundings at Restaurant Copenhagen from the top of The Vækst Round Tower stalls at Tivoli Food Hall • Want more options? Go • • Enjoy traditional openfaced Visit the iconic Little Mermaid explore the street food scene statue sandwiches at either Amalienborg Schønemann or Aamanns at Broens Gadekøkken • Do it the Danish way and go on a 1921 • Enjoy a fantastic gourmet guided bike tour © Martin Heiberg • In the mood for cake? Go to meal at Kong Hans La Glace s. 7 To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. © VisitCopenhagen/Martin Heiberg Blåggårdsgade Vesterbro & Nørrebro Special things to do at Vesterbro: Special things to do at Nørrebro: • Eat, drink and dance your way through Absalon • Take a walk on Assistens Cemetery and the industrial-looking and vibrant visit the last resting places of fairy tale Meatpacking District. A great place, if writer H. C. Andersen and philosopher you are either looking for a great dinner Søren Kierkegaard or a great party • Enjoy a stroll over the Dronning Louises • Shop unique designs in jewelry, vintage Bridge. An iconic Copenhagen bridge, furniture or sustainable clothing brands Nørrebro that closes the gap between Central • If the weather is nice, enjoy a stroll Copenhagen and Nørrebro, which is also down one of Vesterbro’s best streets used as a place to hang out for the locals Sønder Boulevard, and get a coffee/beer • Experience the colorful cultural melting alongside the Copenhageners at one of pot that is Nørrebrogade and the many the many sidewalk cafés © VisitCopenhagen/Giuseppe Liverino side streets of Nørrebro • Absalon is a former church, but now • Eat, drink and be merry at the many cozy serves as a ‘peoples house’. There are Vesterbro bars, restaurants and cafés at many different activities going on and a The Meatpacking Jægersborggade and Blåggårdsgade communal dinner served every night. District You can also just enjoy a brunch, the • Treat yourself to a great meal at the colorful interior and a game of Michelin restaurant Relæ or Asian pingpong Michelin restaurant Kiin Kiin - which is the only Thai restaurant outside of • Have a drink at the original Mikkeller Thailand with a Michelin star bar • Experience the urban space of Superkilen Where to stay: • Absalon Hotel – located near Sønder Boulevard Where to stay: • Andersen Hotel – located right next to Absalon Hotel © VisitCopenhagen/Martin Heiberg • Stay at hotels in Central Copenhagen and • Coco Hotel – located at the heart of Vesterbro Frederiksberg • Scandic Kødbyen – located in the Meatpacking District s. 8 To change the color of the coloured box, right-click here and select Format Background, change the color as shown in the picture on the right. Frederiksberg & Refshaleøen Special things to do in Frederiksberg: Special things to do at Refshaleøen: • Enjoy a stroll in Frederiksberg • Ski, snowboard or climb nomatter the Gardens weather at CopenHill • Go say hi to the animals in • Eat and drink your way through Copenhagen Zoo delicious street food at the North’s largest street food venue Reffen • Visit the world’s smallest hotel: Central Hotel & Café • Go for a nice meal, a drink and a swim Amass at sea food restaurant
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