Travel to Denmark
For some reason, Denmark is sometimes considered a boring country, but this is far from the case. The Danes are desperate for fun. Even roofs and mobile barges become concert venues here. The inhabitants of the country cannot live without Tuborg beer and bicycles. A trip to Denmark will give you the opportunity to relax in real royal chambers and visit a knightly tournament.
Public transport
The main and even the main transport of the country is a bicycle. But in addition to a two-wheeled vehicle, you can move around cities in more traditional vehicles..
In the capital of the country, Copenhagen, both the subway and all public transport start at five in the morning (except Sunday) and work exactly until midnight. If you missed the daytime flights, night buses also run around the city. They are called Natbusserne. The schedule is every thirty minutes from one in the morning until half past four in the morning. Departure point - Redhus Pladsen bus station.
The territory of the capital is divided into three transport zones. There are unified tickets for metro and buses. They differ only in cost and, accordingly, in the number of trips. Tickets must be composted.
Guests of the city are advised to purchase a card «Copenhagen card». It allows you to make an indefinite number of trips by public transport, and also provides the right to visit more than forty museums. The price of this card for a child is half the price. Additional bonus for all cardholders - discount on ferry to Sweden.
Taxi
Taxis can be easily hailed in any city in the country. Payment is made as follows: boarding - 22 DKK; payment per kilometer in the daytime - 7, 70 DKK, on weekends - 9.60 DKK. If the car is free, then its icon is lit «fri», which means free. If necessary, you can catch the car on the street, make an order by phone or take it at a special parking lot..
Air transport
There are many private airports in the country where you can rent a private jet if needed. State-owned companies also serve domestic air travel. The planes are very comfortable.
Railway transport
Railway lines connect the capitals with many European cities. Trains leave from Copenhagen Central Station Hovedbanegerden from six in the morning and ten in the evening. Trains, which is traditional for all of Europe, adhere to the stated timetable with precision. The cars are very comfortable.
If you plan to travel a long distance, then tickets must be reserved in advance. This can be done at the central station, at any railway ticket office, as well as travel agencies.
