1. Copenhagen Airport → Copenhagen Central Station, 15 – 20 minutes.
   1. In the arrival hall you walk straight on. After 50 meters you have a train-office on the right side. You buy a ticket to Copenhagen (4 zones – value 1½ hour).  ¹)
   2. You take the 2. escalator to the trains - down to platform 2. I suppose, the ticket is already stamped.
   3. Take the first train (most of the trains come from Malmö), they all go to Copenhagen. Only: some of them need place-tickets – take the next one – they are going each 20 minutes.
   4. At the platform in Copenhagen Central Station you walk straight forward to the escalator.
   5. If you want to have your suitcase guarded, you turn left and go to the end of the hall and down the stairs. At the left side there is an office for luggage.
   6. If you want to change money now, there is Forex in each end of the hall. There are also others. And you can also find cash-boxes.

When you have made an appointment, I'll send you the details.

 The tickets are for both trains, metro and busses. Also for the harbour-bus.

Copenhagen is departed in zones, the city is zone 1 and 2, I live in 44 (4 zones from the center)

You can by 10-times cards for 2 (150 kr.), 3 190 kr.), 4 (250 kr.) and up till 9 zones.

A 2-zones “klip” is for 1 hour, 3- and 4-zones  have value in 1½ hour.

The clip-cards stop in June ’13. (Look later)

Timetable, day:

S-train is going from around 05 to 24:30, busses same, metro ?

S-trains has 10 – 20 minutes interval, busses 3 to 20 minutes, metro 3 – 20 minutes

Timetable night:

Night after Fridays and Saturdays S-train has 30 minutes interval

Nightbusses have 30 minutes interval

Metro ??

Tickets from July ’13:

You can by a day-ticket for central Cph. and until the airport. 75 kr.

Or you can buy 4-zone-clips by me (I bought several more cards, valuable until June ’14) for 25 kr.

 From Christian 4. (1577-1648):

1. Round Tower – Rundetårn - 1642

              Church (Trinitatis Church) – Tower with volute in stead of stairs – Observatory

              25 kr. – Open all days 10 - 18

      2.  Rosenborg Castle and Kings Garden – 1606 - 1633

               Summerhouse for king Christian

               80 kr. (stud. 55 kr.) – Open different: between 10/11 – 14/17, Mondays closed

               Garden free – Open 6/7 - sunset

      3.   New Houses – Nyboder – 1631-1641

               New part of the city: 200 small flats for the seamen in the navy and their families

      4.   The Stock-exchange – Børsen – 1619-1640

               Supermarket with stores (private, no entrance)

      5.   Christianshavn - Christian’s habour – from 1619

               New part of the city with fortress in the water outside Copenhagen for trade and defense

      6.   The Citadel – Kastellet (and also from later kings) – from 1626

               For the defense

From Frederik 5. (1746-1766): The Frederic City – Frederiksstaden -, new part of the city:

      7.   Amalieborg Palace - 1748

               Build for 4 noblemen, 1794 bought to the king, now residence for the monarch.

      8.   Marble Church – Marmorkirken – 1740-1894

               New, round church in the new city

              Free - Open all days 10-18, except under services

Other:

      9.   Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård = Copenhagen H.) – 1911

      10.  Little Mermaid – Lille havfrue – 1913

      11.  Royal Theater – Kongelige Teater (National ..) – 1874

      12.  The Opera – 2005

      13.  The Russian Church – Alexander Nevskij -  1881-1883

      14.  Tivoli Amusement Park – 1843

                Entrance 95 kr. – Open all days 11-22/24

      15.  Botanic Garden – 1871-1873

                 Free – Open all days summer 8:30 - 18, winter 8:30 – 16

      16.  Town Hall – Københavns Rådhus – 1892-1905

                 Free on workdays in working time

      17.  Tycho Brahe Planetarium – 1988-1989

                 Tickets for movies  - Open 9:30/11:30 – 19:30/20:30

      18.  Gefion Fountain – 1908

      19.  New Harbour – Nyhavn – from 1670

      20.  Royal Library – Kongelige Bibliotek – 1906 – Blue Diamant – 1999

      21.  Christiansborg Castle – 1907-1928

                 Parliament

Museums:

      22.  National Museum,

                 Exhibitions of Danish history, other continents and lots of other subjects.

                 Free – Open 10 – 17, Mondays closed

      23.  National Museum for Art - Statens Museum for kunst

                  Mostly paintings

                  Free – Open 10 – 17 (Wed. -20)

      24.  Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

                  The biggest collection of ancient art in Northern Europe. Sculptures and paintings.

                  75 kr. – free on Sundays – Open 11 – 17, Mondays closed

      25.  Thorvaldsens Museum

                   Collection of his own sculptures, drawings, and his collection of paintings and ancient art

                   40 kr. – free on Wednesdays – Open 10 – 17, Mondays closed

      26.  Tivoli Amusement Park – 1843

      27.   Christiania

                  Special "city" in Christianshavn with partial own rules.