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Advise for Copenhagen trip?
I have no idea what I should see when I travel to Copenhagen in May. Suggestions greatly appreciated. Restaurants, day trips etc. Also what is good for 11 year old boy?
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Excuse me, I am just curious why / how you select Copenhagen if you do not know anything about it ?
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And I opened this website hoping to learn something new... sigh...
Can you at least type "copenhagen" in the search window? Or click on Denmark where the list of countries is? |
Baaken, the world's oldest amusement park may delight your 11 year old more than staid Tivoli in the city center - and Baaken's admission charge is free. Take a S-tog train to a short walk to the entrance. lots of free entertainment as well for all ages.
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An 11-year-old boy would probably get a big kick out of climbing the spiral staircase up the outside of the steeple at Our Saviors Church. I know my kids loved it when they were 14, 11, and 9. Also, a day trip to Kronborg Palace in Helsingor. It's an old fortress on the coast, just across from Sweden. It has a dungeon. My kids also loved Tivoli.
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The Viking Museum in Roskilde for a daytrip. When I was there they had a lot of outdoor games and demonstrations in addition to the indoor exhibits, as well as a great boat trip on a traditional Viking-style vessel where everyone pitches in and rows. According to the museum's website, there are outdoor activities on weekends and public holidays in May.
http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/pag...64&zcs=402 The hop on and off canal boats are also fun. Some of the bridges they go under are really low. http://www.canaltours.dk/dct/en |
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