I arrived at 11am at the Copenhagen Central Train Station.and could not enter my lodgings until 3pm.
I walked slowly through the shopping streets.
On my way there was a Christmas parade. What fun!
My instructions from NΓΈrreport station (another train after I got to Central station) were to head towards the lakes. I couldnt see any sign
and thought going left looked right. After walking quite a distance I
realised something was not right.
Luckily a young lady was able to look at the map I had and show me where I was. That meant walking
back to the station pushing and pulling my suitcases and then walking
down the street straight ahead from the station. Because I had gone
the wrong way I had used up more time and it was now gone 3pm.
Mette's boyfriend should be there to let me in.
Finally found the building. After walking up 3
flights of stairs with 2 suitcases I finally could knock on the door.
Building where I stayed in Copenhagen |
Six times these stairs with two suitcases |
I knocked again and again until finally an Asian man came to the
door. He said he was renting a room there. He let me in and we could
see the room that I should have. There was a key on the table and
wifi instructions. The room was quite clean and tidy.
The bathroom,
kitchen and toilet were disgusting. Forget having a shower. Just had
sponge washes while I stayed there and no hair wash. I stayed 2 nights
and 3 days and did not see the hosts at all. Interesting how they
said it was a pleasure having me stay with them in their review on
the airbnb site
There are a lot of streets intertwined around the city with every shop imaginable. My
favourites were Ilum Borghuis and Magasin. I bought a few gifts and
some shoes for me.
As the shops do not open until 10am I left early one morning while the
streets were still quiet and went to the Church of Our Lady. There
I could see the original statue of the Christus and the 12 apostles.
Rather awesome. It was very peaceful there.
The next day I walked to see the Little Mermaid statue. Walked about an
hour and a half each way to see her. She is so little. There were so
many tourists around too.
The Little Mermaid |
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