Archive for the ‘Denmark’ Category

Odense

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

The city of Odense is the third largest city in Demark, after Copenhagen and Århus. It’s the main city and “unofficial” capital of the island Funen and is seat of the Odense Municipality. The city is more than a thousand years old. As of latest measurement the city has a population of 160 thousand people.

Odense is one of the oldest cities throughout Denmark and therefore offers a lot of cultural sightseeing and history. One of the most famous sightseeing in Odense is the Odin Tower (Odinstårnet) which was constructed in the year 1935, and used to be the second tallest tower in Europe after the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. The tower was once blown up by a Danish Nazi group in the second world war and never got rebuilt, what’s left is a miniature model in the spacious park of Odinsparken where the original tower was situated.

Because a rich culture and history the city of Odense also offers several sightseeing interesting for family and couples like the Odense Zoo, Funen Village the Danish Railway Museum and the H.C Andersens House. Besides the fact that these are also, the top 4 most visited attractions by travelers. Downtown Odense has many narrow pedestrian streets with stores and shops, small pubs and cafes, local restaurants where you can feel, taste and enjoy the life of Denmark locals.

Travelers to Odense need a valid passport and visa. American Citizens will receive a 90 days visa upon arrival. Odense suggests travelers to use their public transportation network to get round which has perfect time schedules, routes and is reasonable priced. The best period to visit Odense is in the summer months from June till August with average temperatures of 68 degree Fahrenheit.

Copenhagen

Friday, December 26th, 2008

Copenhagen is the capital and largest city in Denmark and is located on the Islands of Zealand and Amager. Denmark is part of Northern Europe and one of its biggest countries. Copenhagen is quite a large city and therefore has a population of 1.7 million people.

The city of Copenhagen has a long history yet it has integrated successfully in today’s modern life. Nowadays the city is a multicultural center with worldwide nationals. There’s no doubt for any traveler whether the reason to visit is business or pleasure, that they won’t be charmed by the colorful atmosphere and friendly people Copenhagen has to offer.

As tourist for pleasure you wont be bored in Copenhagen, you could fill up your days being satisfied strolling up and down the 17th century streets and cancels visiting the cafes, tasting some delicious dishes in the Danish kitchen and hopping around shopping centers in the city. But of course there’s more fun things to do such as; theater shows, museums, art galleries, musicals and spacious parks!

Travelers to Copenhagen need a valid passport and visa. American Citizens will receive a 90 days visa upon arrival. Copenhagen suggests travelers to use their public transportation network to get round which has perfect time schedules, routes and is reasonable priced. The best period to visit Copenhagen is in the summer months from June till August with average temperatures of 68 degree Fahrenheit.