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Newest Review: ... are Swedish/Danish. This means there are no smoking carriages as in the solely Danish trains, so smokers beware! To the smaller towns you take the S-train or pig trains as they are known locally. There is seldom any trouble finding the right train or bus to take as everyone under 60 speaks English at least tolerably well and is always pleased to have a chance to display their ability. The Danes are always friendly to Foreigners that are visiting, though in Elsinor and Copenhagen they are a bit snobbish about the Swedes who they see as a lot of drunks that only come over to get alcohol that is prohibited in Sweden. Though not in Elsinor... more

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Elsinore: You don't have to be a Shakespear fan to enjoy Elsinor (484 words)
by - written on 12/05/01 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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Elsinor is not a large city by English standards, it has two shopping centres, quite a few cafes,bars and restaurants but only a hand full of night-clubs. Apart from Hamlet’s castle (which also houses the maritime museum) there are places of interest within Elsinor itself, Marienlyst Castle, the Town Museum and the Technical Museum which my brother and his kids absolutely love. The transport from and to Elsinor and within the city and it’s immediate surrounds is very good. Between major cities there are the regional trains, though now some of the ones which run along the coast and go from Elsinor directly to Copenhagen and the Kastrup airport are ... Read the complete review