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Introduction
40km (25 miles) S of Copenhagen; 24km (15 miles) SE of Roskilde The best-preserved medieval town on the island of Zealand lives in infamy as the town that "barbecued" old ladies suspected of witchcraft. "You had your Salem, Massachusetts,... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Getting There By Train -- Take the S-tog extension from Copenhagen, with service every 20 minutes throughout the day (trip time: 35 min.). You can also reach Køge by train from Roskilde (25 min.), and there are also rail links with Næstve... Continue reading »
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The great belt bridge
Zealand's Link to the Continent On June 14, 1998, one of the world's largest bridge links opened on the west coast of Zealand near the town of Korsør. Queen Margrethe II was here to cut the ribbon shortly before driving across the 18km-lon... Continue reading »
Koge Travel Experiences
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Copenhagen (and at sea)
Monday 14th April 2008 Today we were at sea on our way to Copenhagen. Days at sea are great on the ship as there is so much to do.&... Continue reading »
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Wonderful wonderful Copenhagen!
Cycling down to the main train station in Lund, the plan was to take the train straight over the bridge from Malmo to Copenhagen, however... Continue reading »
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Wandering about Copenhagen
Copenhagen is a great city to wander around in. Surrounded by seas, and dotted with canals, lakes and castles, it has vibrance, culture,... Continue reading »
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Wonderful Copenhagen
My trip began with my first experience on the European railroads. I took the intercity train from Aarhus to Copenhagen Friday afternoon a... Continue reading »
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Back to the old stomping ground
It had been 5 years since I attended Copenhagen Business School. I was really excited to go back and visit the old area I called ho... Continue reading »
