Copenhagen Tours Vacation Guides

Bornholm Tour

Individual Tours: By air to Copenhagen. This tour is the most appropriate for those, who want to become acquainted not only with all the places of interest of the Capital of Denmark, but also with the beautiful island of Bornholm.
Arrivals: every day in the period 1.04.08 – 31.12.08.
Transport: by air.
Duration: 6 days / 5 nights.
Price p/person from (prices can be higher depending on type of the room):

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Skagen and Inns

Individual Tours: By air to Capenhagen. This tour is perfect for those, who want to familiarize themselves with the beautiful tip of Denmark, Skagen and apend a few days in Copenhagen. On the way to Skagen, you will visit beautiful sights and stay at cozy inns along your route.
Arrivals: Every day in the period 1.04.2008 – 31.12.2008.
Transport: by air.
Duration: 8 days / 7 nights.
Price: p/person (prices can be higher depending on type of the room):

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Copenhagen and LegoLand Park tour

Individual Tours: fly and drive tour in Denmark: This tour is the most appropriate both for children and adults, because It combines visiting the Capital of Denmark and the most popular place for recreation together with children, the world famous amusement park Legoland.
Arrivals: every day in the period 1.05.08 – 31.12.08.
Duration: 7 days/6 nights.
Transport: by car
Price: p/person (prices can be higher depending on type of the room):

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One week Copenhagen tour

Individual Tours by air to Copenhagen: This tour is for those, who want to discover all the interesting places of the Capital of Denmark, and whole Island, its ancient castles, old inns and modern amusement parks.
Arrivals: every day in the period 1.03.08-.31.12.08.
Transport: by air. Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
Price per person from (prices can be higher depending on type of the room): hotels 3* – 735 euro, hotels 4* – 840 euro, hotels 5* – 1015 euro (incl rental car and GPS).

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Trip to Copenhagen

I was in Copenhagen last year and stayed in Ibis hotel next to the central station and Tivoli gardens. From there you can start a half-day walk that takes you to see most of the attractions. Start from Radhus square, then walk Stroget (it is considered the longest pedestrian street in the world) all the way to the Nyhavn canal.

Continue by the sea to Amalienborg Palace (home of the queen) and then to the Little Mermaid. Visit the park that is just across and on your way back, make a stop at Marmokirchen (a really impressive church). Somewhere near there, you can stop for lunch at Galileo or Ida Davidsen, two local restaurants that serve great Danish dishes (sorry, cannot remember the name of the street). After you are fed with smoeabred, visit the gardens of Rosenborg Slot and then walk your way back through Stroget.

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