Brain Stroke Symptoms Travel to Denmark - Day 1

NDEs ...) and the air controllers' strike then in August was not convened, an hour is not important. After 2 hours and 40 minutes (instead of just under 3 hours required), we arrive at Copenhagen Airport. important detail: you have to change the currency, since there use the Danish krone (kr). We changed at the airport in Copenhagen, where he applied a rate of 30kr for change, which is not bad. Copenhagen airport is on another island other than downtown, but it is connected by train and underground (and I suppose that bus as well), we caught the train, which had already looked at prices and stops. The fare from the airport to Central Station, Copenhagen Hovedbanegård, 34.50kr costs just over € 4.50. LHall laza




Vesterbrogade Crossing with HC Andersen Boulevard, which forms the Plaza We arrived at the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, or
Rådhuspladsen
, where we met a gay festival, were with the flags, concerts and people in costume. The level of party was considerable, and when we returned at the end of the night we find scenes like a guy urinating in front of City Hall.

Corner of HC Andersen Boulevard Vesterbrogade, we find the time Girl, 1936, which consists of two parts: a girl on bike in good weather, and if it's raining umbrella. Currently it does not work on mes known in Copenhagen. Formerly a fairly disreputable, but the 60 was revived and is now the hot spot in town. How could it be otherwise, we had a beer in one of the many terraces of the channel. As a curiosity and to get an idea of living, a pint of Carlsberg 52kr cost me, about 7 €.

Nyhavn

Here we began to feel the fatigue of travel, so we leave it as a good first day, and back to hotel to rest and then to get something for dinner.

All in Copenhagen is very expensive, especially eating out. As we walked we found no supermarket, so we had dinner futside, and found a good location on Vesterbrogade near the hotel. A salmon sandwich with cheese, lettuce, etc.., It took us about 10 €, although it was a pretty big sandwich, but in any event no longer a sandwich.

Another thing that struck us is the huge number of bicycles. Seriously, huge, spectacular. The traffic was incessant, and certain places, like the station were full. Yes, just had a bike with a padlock, were all just parked next to each other. Unthinkable that here in Spain. And with its well-constructed bike path, their signs, etc. Cuidadin to walk the bike path, some are very fast and legally have the upper hand. There he was to walk along the bike path as hac