What you NEED to know before visiting Copenhagen Copenhagen Travel Guide
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Date: 2022-03-08
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Luffe
Btw. When you take the public transport from the airport (metro, train, or buss) and is going to the city centre, then remember to get a 3-zone-ticket! Many tourist haven't looked into that, and get a nasty surprise, when the ticket inspectors fine them 750 DKK for having too few zones on their tickets!
That being said, they have now a tendency to be more lenient against tourist. Because how the F should they know? ;)
And another btw: The ticket bought in the metro, will also work in the busses and trains (and vice versa). Just as long you have your zones! The tickets are timestamped when you purchase it and will last at LEAST 75 minutes (for a 2-zones-ticket (the minimum ticket) ) up till 2 hours 45 minutes (for the maximum 8-zones-ticket. If you need to go further, then you need a ticket for your destination (I. e. Aarhus, Odense, or anywhere, long-distance like that.
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Btw. When you take the public transport from the airport (metro, train, or buss) and is going to the city centre, then remember to get a 3-zone-ticket! Many tourist haven't looked into that, and get a nasty surprise, when the ticket inspectors fine them 750 DKK for having too few zones on their tickets!
That being said, they have now a tendency to be more lenient against tourist. Because how the F should they know? ;)
And another btw: The ticket bought in the metro, will also work in the busses and trains (and vice versa). Just as long you have your zones! The tickets are timestamped when you purchase it and will last at LEAST 75 minutes (for a 2-zones-ticket (the minimum ticket) ) up till 2 hours 45 minutes (for the maximum 8-zones-ticket. If you need to go further, then you need a ticket for your destination (I. e. Aarhus, Odense, or anywhere, long-distance like that.
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Benjamin
Dear tourists, if you are not good at biking, please don't rent a bike during rush hour. We were practically born on bikes and so if you don't know the basic signs and keeping to your right and following the speed of the other bikers, you will most likely be yelled at for slowing traffic down. Mind you, in Copenhagen we don't primarily use our bikes for leisure, but as our main source of transportation to get to and from work, so a tourist getting in our way when we are late, will most likely not get the most welcoming words on his way. Instead, go grab a beer with us, and you will find a more pleasent side of us.
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Dear tourists, if you are not good at biking, please don't rent a bike during rush hour. We were practically born on bikes and so if you don't know the basic signs and keeping to your right and following the speed of the other bikers, you will most likely be yelled at for slowing traffic down. Mind you, in Copenhagen we don't primarily use our bikes for leisure, but as our main source of transportation to get to and from work, so a tourist getting in our way when we are late, will most likely not get the most welcoming words on his way. Instead, go grab a beer with us, and you will find a more pleasent side of us.
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Something
FYI Copenhagen is probably the least Danish place in the country (excluding Greenland and the Faroe islands.
Edit: Also, please don't rent bikes as tourists! You're an outright danger to yourself and others if you don't know the rules! The main reason I don't ride bikes when in Copenhagen is tourists who thinks it's a good time to re-learn how to bike. Just don't!
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FYI Copenhagen is probably the least Danish place in the country (excluding Greenland and the Faroe islands.
Edit: Also, please don't rent bikes as tourists! You're an outright danger to yourself and others if you don't know the rules! The main reason I don't ride bikes when in Copenhagen is tourists who thinks it's a good time to re-learn how to bike. Just don't!
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TP
I don't know if you said it. But instead of the metro you can take the S-train, which will get you almost anywhere - remember to by a ticket! :)
And yes you are right, in Denmark we do not usually leave tips, because the waiters etc. are paid a decent salary - but if you want to, you can: )
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I don't know if you said it. But instead of the metro you can take the S-train, which will get you almost anywhere - remember to by a ticket! :)
And yes you are right, in Denmark we do not usually leave tips, because the waiters etc. are paid a decent salary - but if you want to, you can: )
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Shaun
I've recently paid two visits to Copenhagen in two weeks (so I've now been there eight times, it really is a fantastic city and I've made some incredible friends from there. I'm even toying with the idea of moving there if I can secure a job (I'm a forklift driver) and somewhere to live.
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I've recently paid two visits to Copenhagen in two weeks (so I've now been there eight times, it really is a fantastic city and I've made some incredible friends from there. I'm even toying with the idea of moving there if I can secure a job (I'm a forklift driver) and somewhere to live.
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Luke
If you travel to Copenhagen or anywhere on earth in fact you MUST get a revolut card. Just check it out, it's incredible: no fees at all. Uses bank exchange rate and free ATM withdrawals abroad. I would recommend 109%! It's the best thing that I've got in a while
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If you travel to Copenhagen or anywhere on earth in fact you MUST get a revolut card. Just check it out, it's incredible: no fees at all. Uses bank exchange rate and free ATM withdrawals abroad. I would recommend 109%! It's the best thing that I've got in a while
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Barbara
You covered a lot of ground and I had trouble keeping up without stopping the video many times. But it so clearly showed all the places I'm wanting to visit while in Copenhagen this summer, with details on what to expect. Nice job!
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You covered a lot of ground and I had trouble keeping up without stopping the video many times. But it so clearly showed all the places I'm wanting to visit while in Copenhagen this summer, with details on what to expect. Nice job!
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jen
I love how you explain all these tourist attractions in denmark i live here longer time but i never knew about donkey apps for the bike wow this something new to mw. Thank u very much for sharing this wonderful places in copenhagen
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I love how you explain all these tourist attractions in denmark i live here longer time but i never knew about donkey apps for the bike wow this something new to mw. Thank u very much for sharing this wonderful places in copenhagen
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alberto
Travel to Denmark is a big waste of money! Eat shit and pay gold for it! Nothing to do nothing to see. Lots of drunk and depressed people. It is cold and people are cold too.
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Travel to Denmark is a big waste of money! Eat shit and pay gold for it! Nothing to do nothing to see. Lots of drunk and depressed people. It is cold and people are cold too.
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Joe
0: 30 I would not exactly call that airport super efficient The designer should be shot. Who in their right mind has the arrivals area spilling into the check-in area?
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0: 30 I would not exactly call that airport super efficient The designer should be shot. Who in their right mind has the arrivals area spilling into the check-in area?
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