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• Osvald Helmuths Vej 4

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  Osvald Helmuths Vej 4, 2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark

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• Dragør

  Dragør is known for its well-preserved village environment. It is a small fishing village 12km south of Copenhagen on the southern end of the island Amager. Dragør has just over 13.000 inhabitants. You can take bus 350S from Nørreport station or Kongens Nytorv all the way into Dragør! If your are interested in an simple and enjoyable day trip away from the bustling and buzzing of Copenhagen, then this is your answer! If you are courageous enough you can even ride your bike along the coast on Denmark's well established bike paths!
  
  In town you can find a unique vilage atmosphere with small, narrow cobblestone streets, zig-zagging thru residential areas. There are a number of exciting places to eat, interesting museums, delicious icecream and the constant stimulation from life on a harbor! There are so many various, lovely photo opportunities in town like the red roofs and colorful buildings!
  
  Dragør Badehotel is an option for staying the night. It was built in 1907 and has been restored since then, has a wonderful view to the harbor, has a restaurant inside, can be used as a conference center and parties and is a 3 star hotel!
  
  There is even a local golf course in the area!
  
  It used to have a ferry connection to Sweden but after the construction of Øresund, the bridge connecting Amager and Sweden, the ferry service shut down.
  
  In old days was the situation of Dragør based on the fishing and sailing which all the way up until 100 years ago was the reason of it existence. Already back in year 1350 was the site a merchant place for selling herrings and was already then sanctioned by the king. Especially in the days of The Hanseatic League’ herring fishing every fall attracted up to 30.000 foreign merchants and that had a huge influence of the development of the village.
  
  When the herring fishing stopped in around year 1500 the first house were established close to the coast; it was mainly local fishermen who settled here. At the same time the area was officially handed over to Dutch settlers who were living in the neighboring village of Store Magleby.

  Dragør 2791 Dragør, Denmark

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• Malmö

  Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden and was founded in 1275 while the most southern province of Sweden (Scania - Skåne) was still Swedish (It then belonged to Norway and Denmark for a long time). The population today is about 280 000 people and rapidly growing. After some big problems in the city during the 80s and early 90s the city today is booming, all thanks to the new bridge connection between Sweden and Denmark, one of the worlds longest bridges. Malmö is referred to as the City of Parks since the whole city is filled with different Parks, even the whole beach area is a giant Park.
  
  When visiting the beach, don't forget to do Sauna Swedish style and then jump into the sea (all year around) at the Cold Bath House (Kallbadhuset). After the sauna, visit the new harbour areas of Malmö and have a stroll around an amazing area filled with modern architecture, don't miss Calatravas Turning Torso, the highest residential building in Europe. Spend the evening at the wonderful old fashioned Lilla Torg, filled with restaurants or why not at Möllevångstorget if you are more into the alternative scene.
  
  Malmö also offers a lot of cultural events. The Malmö Festival in August is an annual high point of music, dance and other cultural events creating a big citywide party, and with names like Simon Burke and Dolly Parton on the 2008 concert calendar Malmö has also gained its status as a major concert event arena. If you are more into arts and antiques, Malmö satisfies this part of cultural life as well. Come see Malmö!

  Malmö, Sweden

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• Roskilde

  Roskilde, located just west of Copenhagen, Denmark, is a historic site dating to the viking age.
  
  The Roskilde cathederal is one of the most popular tourist sites in the city - it is also listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. The cathederal is also the burial ground for danish monarchs and attracts over 125,000 visitors annually.
  
  The most popular site in Roskilde is probably its fantastic viking ship museum. This museum hosts the well preserved and restored remains of five viking ships that were scuttled in the Roskilde fjord as a means of defending the city - which used to be the capital - against an invading army. This collection includes a ship 30m in length - the largest ever recovered.
  
  The museum has recently made news as they have completed the restoration of one of the scuttled ships and will attempt to sail her back to her home port of Dublin, Ireland powered only by her sails.

  Roskilde 4000 Roskilde, Denmark

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• Store Dyrehave

  This is a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE site with some very beautiful and varied terrain. There is a great deal of orienteering posts and you can find routes/maps for this area at findveji.dk

  Store Dyrehave Åvang 59, 3400 Hillerød, Denmark

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• Louisiana Cafe

  There is an excellent brunch menu every weekend, but it always gets very busy.

  Louisiana Cafe Gl Strandvej 13, 3050 Humlebæk, Denmark

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• Frederiksborg Castle

  If you are travelling with kids make sure to ask for the "Picture trail" at the ticket booth. It is a great way to learn about the history/museum and there is a small prize if you complete the trail.

  Frederiksborg Castle Frederiksborg Slot 10, 3400 Hillerød, Denmark

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• Lund

  Lund is a nice city in the south of Sweden. It's home to Sweden's oldest university. It's a very small picturesque city and you can see most of it in a day's walk. Some of the beautiful sites worth seeing are Lund Cathedral-a magnificent cathedral built in 1103 with a breathtaking astronomical clock, City Park-a gorgeous park that emits a sense of calmness, and the streets of the old town. It's proximity to Copenhagen(1 hour) and Malmo (15 minutes) make Lund a place for a great day trip from a big city.

  Lund, Sweden

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• Helsingør

  Helsingoer, or Elsinore of Hamlet fame, is situated some 45 kilometers north of the Danish capital, Copenhagen, and 4 kilometers west of Helsingborg, Sweden.
  
  It is here you will find the famous Kronborg Castle. The worlds first pedestrian street can also be found here in the bustling shopping district of downtown. From the station you can hop on a train to Copenhagen. From early morning and until midnight the leave every 10 or 20 minutes. There are also train to Gilleleje further northwest and Hilleroed to the west, the bus terminal is also located on one side of the station and the ferries to Sweden dock 50-100 meters from the station.
  
  Shopping is OK and there are also a few hotels. Perhaps the best hotels are located a little outside the city, namely Hotel Marienlyst and Commwell Borupgaard. In case you are wondering why there are so many beer, wine and liquer stores in the city it is simply because lots of people from Sweden go to Denmark to buy exactly these products at half their regular price in Sweden.

  Helsingør 3000 Helsingør, Denmark

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• Brostræde 4A

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  Brostræde 4A, 3000 Helsingør, Denmark

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Here are some reviews of Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center - don't forget to let us know how you got on by using the drop box at the bottom of the page, or joining our community and making a review.

• Mike Surridge
  Recently visited with a group of friends. Have to say the food at the hotel is amazing. We stayed in the city tower and the room was of a high quality. The service from staff is second to none and nothing was too much trouble. The hotel is about 2 miles from the station so not to far if you feel the need to walk instead of grabbing a taxi. There was 2 events happening over the time we stayed, but we could still easily book a table at the restaurants or grab a seat at the lobby bar.
• Elaine Powell
  Service was bad. Arrived in taxi; no one to help with luggage from taxi to front desk - not part of the service. Room service meals served in cardboard boxes - just like fast food drive through. Room very small. No space for luggage. My suitcase on floor wedged in between bed and window. Twin beds. Great Japanese restaurant.
• Gyuri Zelena
  It can be okay for business stay but avoid when traveling for leisure. It is huge, old-fashioned, close to the railway tracks but far enough for a pleasant walk to the station. Located in the middle of some never completed construction area (see the picture from June 2016) There was a tediously long waiting time for taxi in the morning. The next day when I saw the same queue I rather walked to the train station (10 minutes) and took a train. I suppose, that was still faster (and much cheaper) than a cab ride. At checkout, it took 45 minutes for the receptionist to replace my name to the company's on the invoice. I weren't believing this if it didn't happen to me. Nevertheless, the personnel was really kind and helpful and the breakfast was also good.
• Avinash Pendkar
  Great place, has a sexy swimming pool and gym. Everything is great except the tiny rooms and crappy sofa-cum-bed. I really feel sorry for my kids that they have to sleep on that sofa for 4 nights!! Sorry, OBS!!! I forget to tell you that they have awesome, unbelievable, Danish breakfast buffet.
• Ian McNaught
  Was overnight guest for work purposes. Nice rooms. Co-workers said the facilities were good, but I wasn't there first hand. Fairly centrally located, I still needed to briskly walk to reach the lego store in Copenhagen within 15mins.

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