By train to Copenhagen

By train to Copenhagen -

by train to Copenhagen

The attraction to head north too , Scandinavia called me. So there I was, standing on the platform 5b Hamburg Train Station pending the InterCity Express 33 to carry me in Copenhagen. My time in Hamburg was short, I indulged my inner -geek to Miniatur Wunderland found me feel uncomfortable increasingly walk the spartan Reeperbahn to see the Beatles statue and myself immersed in the innocence of heavenly Christmas market in Rathausmarkt .I booked my train ticket on bahn.de, get the ticket printed at the inn. I paid a bit more to take the express train, a cheaper trip should have changed me several times: this train goes straight, and it goes on a ferry Thank the Man in Seat 61 again to the meticulous detail how to book and plan what rail travel :. see this page Taking a breakfast on the trail of one of the many places in the resort - an almond croissant and a fruit smoothie - I took the 9.28 train to Copenhagen to have me in the afternoon the train was pretty busy, make me fast. regret not booking a seat (it costs more!). I dragged my bag some cars until I found an empty seat without reserve at a table with two young German women dressed off for a weekend getaway in Copenhagen.How scruffy they made me feel, and how unprepared they had maps and a guide and planning their weekend. I had a reservation at a hostel and I hailed on Google Maps so that I could find, which was the limit to my foresight! Just after 11:00 the train arrived at Puttgarten, on the north coast, and rolled on a large ferry. We all had to leave the train, leaving our bags and head on the passenger decks of the shipIt was a little surreal sliding on the ferry while cars were driving on the same deck

a train on a ferry towards Denmark 's Germany!

 

 

 

 

ferry took about forty-five minutes to cross the 19 km long water in Denmark. He was very cold and windy on the deck, it certainly blew the cobwebs away; Seagulls circled above the boat we moved off.I went in a got a cup of tea to warm me, watching the blustering of clouds in the sky to reveal a welcoming blue. The call came to return to the vehicle and followed the crowd to the train.Of Rødby train traveled through the Danish countryside, from island to island, magnificent bridges.had definitely changed the vista, we were now more in Germany, the scenes outside the train window were significantly Danish. Lush green agricultural lands, clean and tidy, with a different architecture: it made a refreshing change from what I had seen so far on the trip Hello Scandinavia, you look beautiful [! the elegant ICE train pulled into the station Copenhagen and I struggled against my way through Saturday shoppers to my accommodation at Generator Hostel (where I quickly learned that Scandinavia could be a little more expensive to travel around:. my bed in a female dormitory with six beds cost me € 55 for Saturday night, 55 Euro Fortunately week are much less)He had to walk from the station to the hostel to realize: I love Copenhagen It was love at first sight, which was confirmed when I took a walk along Nyhavn at sunset later: this city is seriously cool and very beautiful!

Christmas market along Nyhavn

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