Copenhagen offers some of the finest cultural and business districts in Europe. It boasts a great transportation system with the airport connected by metro, train and bus, allowing you to reach all of the major sights and hotels in Denmark. The Theatre by the name of “Det Kongelige Teater” is the foremost stage and is housed in a building inspired by the Italian Renaissance, dating from 1872. This along with the New Carlsberg Glyptotech and the extravagant Phoenix and Imperial Hotels in Copenhagen makes it a brilliant destination not to be missed.

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There are over 70 hotels in Copenhagen so whatever your preferences, you are bound to find accommodations where you’ll feel comfortable. With Copenhagen’s unique strategic location and its excellent transport links you can easily reach other cities in Europe in no time at all. Since the opening of the Øresund Bridge in 2000, Copenhagen has become the main traffic hub joining Scandinavia to the rest of Europe. All of this makes staying at a hotel in Copenhagen a truly enjoyable experience.

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Almost 2 million people call this ancient and historic city their home. In the 11th century Copenhagen was nothing more than a tiny fishing settlement. By the mid-12th century, with the construction of a castle, the city of Copenhagen was on its way to greatness.  The location proved to be popular, and was coveted by many local rulers.  The city's defences were constantly built up with strong walls and defences which are still standing today.  In modern times, the city has still seen constant development and reinvention.  In 2000, Copenhagen was connected by road and rail to Malmo by the Øresund Bridge, further driving the success of this great city.  If you would like to arrange a stay at a hotel in Copenhagen, you can book quickly and easily with HRS.com.

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Copenhagen offers some of the finest cultural and business districts in Europe. It boasts a great transportation system with the airport connected by metro, train and bus, allowing you to reach all of the major sights and hotels in Denmark quite easily from your Copenhagen hotel. The Theatre by the name of “Det Kongelige Teater” is the foremost stage and is housed in a building inspired by the Italian Renaissance, dating from 1872. This along with the New Carlsberg Glyptotech and the extravagant Phoenix and Imperial Hotels in Copenhagen makes it a brilliant destination not to be missed.  Make sure you set aside some time to visit the Danish National Gallery.  Entry is free, and the museum is chock full of works by some of the greatest masters of years gone by.  Amazing as it may sound, the inner harbour is clean, and you can even go swimming here.  The Copencabana is a great place to hang out with the locals on warm sunny summer days.

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There are over 70 hotels in Copenhagen so whatever your preferences, you are bound to find accommodations where you’ll feel comfortable. With Copenhagen’s unique strategic location and its excellent transport links you can easily reach other cities in Europe in no time at all. Since the opening of the Øresund Bridge in 2000, Copenhagen has become the main traffic hub joining Scandinavia to the rest of Europe. All of this makes staying at a hotel in Copenhagen a truly enjoyable experience.  Find your way to this fabulous city via the Kastrup Airport which provides flight connections to cities all over the world.  You can travel by train from Sweden, Germany and other cities in Denmark. Several ferries run between the neighbouring countries making sea travel an interesting option.  Once you are in Copenhagen, you will find that the world class metro system will quickly and efficiently take you where you need to go.  If you really want to see the best of the city, try riding a bicycle.