Prices question

Does anyone know the price for two train tickets from Copenhagen to Esjberg. Senior and youth.

Also the price for Tivoli and the Canal tour

Tak

Walter

Is there a web site for this kind of questions

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Hi Walter,

There is a web for train (and bus) travel in Denmark:

http://www.rejseplanen.dk/

Prices and only be found for trains and in Danish only.

Copenhagen to Esbjerg (one-way)

Standard DSB 1%26#39;

Adult (16-64) 325,00 DKK 488,00 DKK

Child ( -15) 163,00 DKK 326,00 DKK

Senior (65+) 161,00 DKK 324,00 DKK

Children under 12 travel free on Standard if they are accompanied by a paying adult.

Seat reservation cost DKK 20 per seat.

There are special discounted tickets:

%26quot;Orange%26quot;

Tickets are limited and have to be booked well in advance

%26quot;Orange one-day return%26quot;

valid weekends, public and school holidays only

outward and return journey has to be on the same day

the journey has to cross the Great Belt

Tivoli:

http://www.tivoli.dk/composite-4629.htm

Canal Tours:

http://www.canaltours.com/dct/en

Hans

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Yep - there is a website for those kind of questions - You%26#39;re on it!!!Lol

But offcourse You can go to the individual websites of each thing.

Tivoli prices:

Adult 12 år + DKK 85

Adult, fridays after kl. 20.00 12 år + DKK 125

Child 3-11 år DKK 45

Child 0-2 år free

Then comes the price for the rides:

Turpas (Adult) DKK 200

Turpas (Child) DKK 160

Turbillet (1-4 stk. pr. forlystelse) DKK 20 pr. stk

With %26quot;turpas%26quot; You can try everything numerous times.

http://www.tivoli.dk/composite-3189.htm

For the Canaltour called %26quot;Kanalrundfart%26quot; the %26quot;Netto%26quot;boates are the absolute cheapest, and just as good as the others.

Prices and departure:

30 kr.Nettobådende. Departure from Kronometertrappen by Holmens Kirke and from Nyhavn by Heibergsgade kl. 10-17 (juli/aug kl. 10-19). Prices: Adults 30 kr. Children u. 15 år 15 kr. Triptime: 1 hour. Departure 2-5 times an hour. Tickets can be bought onboard. Reservation for groups tlf. 32 54 41 02

About the traintickets....that depends....sometimes You can get discounts. You can check it out here:

http://www.rejseplanen.dk/bin/query.exe/en

Want to know more about Copenhagen? Try this:

aok.dk/byen-rundt/guide/visiting-copenhagen

Or this:

www.cphcool.dk/…

Hope You find something usefull, and have a nice holiday in DK.

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Another option for the Canal Tour is to take the public transport water busses... they have an %26quot;inside%26quot; if the weather is inclement, and if it%26#39;s sunny, the afterdeck is great. And their %26quot;stops%26quot; are pretty much the same as the Canal Tour.

On the other hand, the Canal Tour (not the Netto Boats and not the public harbor buses) gives you a guide who points out sights along the way.

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There a guides on the Nettoboates too. Normally they speak in both Danish, english and german.

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I probably should have said %26quot;competent guide.%26quot; Perhaps they have upgraded. The last time I took a Netto boat, the ticket collector, who sometimes spoke over the mike, was asked when Christiansborg Palace was built. She just shrugged and said %26quot;I dunno, 1600s I guess...%26quot;

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Well - it was built in the 1600 was%26#39;nt it?? Lol

I%26#39;ve been on the canaltour 3 times - 2 times with the %26quot;Netto%26quot;-boates and 1 time with the expensive alternative. Maybe I%26#39;ve just been lucky those times, I don%26#39;t know, but in those cases the Netto-guides was fully as competent as the the other guide was...

The guides on the Netto-boates are probably, in many cases, uni-students that have a sparetime- or holidayjob, where the others probably are %26quot;proffesional%26quot; guides(with a very limited course).

In most cases one will be just as good as the other - but that%26#39;s just my own experience.

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No, it was started in 1907 and finished in 1928. It%26#39;s the third palace on the same site, and looks nothing like the one before it -- which was started in 1803, by the way.

You will learn that on the Canal Boat tour; you may or may not on the Netto Boat tour.

If you want to learn anything on your canal trip in Copenhagen, it is worth spending a little more for a knowledgeable guide.