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PORTS OF DENMARK

NEW NORDIC ATTRACTIONS

1. Aalborg 2. Aarhus 3. Copenhagen 4. Elsinore (Helsingør) 5. Faaborg 6. Fredericia 7. Hundested 8. Kalundborg 9. Roenne 10. Skagen

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OTHER ATTRACTIONS

Torvehallerne Food Market Restaurant House of Music Dyssekilde - Ecological Village Restaurant De2Have - The 2 seas Moesgaard Museum Nordic Taste Dragsholm Castle HAN, the Culture Harbour LoviListed & Kadeau, Cuisine & Art Hopballe Mill - sustainable meal Jytte Møller - Organic Ceramics

1. ARoS 2. Frederiksborg Castle 3. Grenen 4. Hammershus Castle 5. Utzon Center 6. Knud Rasmussen House 7. Gunpowder Factory 8. Lindholm Høje Viking Museum 9. LEGOLAND® 10. Medieval Town and Church of Kalundborg 11. Nyhavn 12. Renaissance Castle Egeskov 13. Round Church of Oesterlars 14. Skagens Museum 15. The Gardens of Birkegaarden 16. The Hans Christian Andersen Museum 17. The Old Town Museum 18. Tivoli Gardens 19. UNESCO Hamlet’s Castle Kronborg 20. Trapholt – The Museum of Modern Art 21. Amalienborg Castle 22. The Little Mermaid 23. Fredericia Historical Ramparts 24. UNESCO Jelling Stones

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SKAGEN

AALBORG

AARHUS

KALUNDBORG

ELSINORE

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COPENHAGEN

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FREDERICIA

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FAABORG

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ROENNE

PERFECT GATEWAY TO THE BALTIC

Finland BERGEN

Norway OSLO

Sweden

HELSINKI

STOCKHOLM

ST. PETERSBURG

TALLINN Estonia

Russia RIGA Denmark COPENHAGEN

KLAIPĖDA

Poland

Netherlands

DOVER

AMSTERDAM

Lithuania

GDANSK

ROSTOCK Great Britain

Latvia

Germany

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DENMARK A WELCOMING COUNTRY Many of Denmark’s guests have one “experience” they all agree is a true treasure: The people they meet; the Danes. Their easy-going, yet efficient, open-minded, yet respectful manner has made the Danes themselves an attraction. The Danes tend to travel a lot themselves so they know the importance of a warm welcome. Don‘t be afraid to ask for directions – you’ll probably end up having a nice chat with the locals. Denmark welcomes you to its shores, in its historic towns, cosy villages and picturesque landscapes: Explore the blue waters and the green hills, enjoy the regal splendour of castles, the pretty hollyhocks, and get to know these friendly people. From any port along the Danish coastline, you’re always within easy access to any sight or experience you feel like exploring – inland included. Denmark is a safe, tiny country with a great history, and a country that offers true variety: Be amazed by world-class art or striking, unique natural phenomenons, browse the latest trends in elegant shops, experience the famous Nordic gastronomic kitchen and explore Denmark’s modern take on architecture, arts and design.

CLASSIC DANISH DESIGN Danish Design is legendary: U.S. President John F. Kennedy was famously photographed sitting in the iconic chair ”The Chair” - by Danish designer Hans J. Wegner. When President Obama visited Copenhagen, he asked for that very same chair. Other Design legends include Arne Jacobsen, Kaare Klint and of course world famous architect Jørn Utzon, who designed the Sydney Opera House. Today, contemporary Danish Design is sparkling and cutting edge: Architect Bjarke Ingels (BIG) has won a string of prestigious awards with his rounded, modern architecture and Danish designers of furniture, fashion and jewellery are forever winning awards and international fame. Find unique design items in flagship stores, see the award winning buildings, design museums and much more throughout Denmark. Classic and groundbreaking, great beauty, excellent materials: All exquisitely done – and it’s everywhere you look. P. 4 Showing the way

DID YOU KNOW? Fun facts about Denmark: • Queen Margrethe II is lovingly called “Daisy” by her husband, family, and friends. She is named after her grandmother, British Princess Margaret, later Swedish Queen. The French name Marguerite means Daisy. • Hollywood has its own Danish flavours: Stars Viggo Mortensen and Connie Nielsen are Danish – and so is Scarlett Johansson’s father. • Danish gastronomy is thriving, with 15 Michelin starred restaurants: noma ★★ Restaurant Geranium ★★ Den Røde Cottage ★ Formel B ★ Grønbech & Churchill ★ Kadeau ★ Kiin Kiin ★ Kokkeriet ★ Restaurant AOC ★ Restaurant Era Ora ★ Søllerød Kro ★ Marchal ★ Clou ★ Studio ★ Relæ ★ • Football (Soccer) is Denmark’s national sport. Denmark boasts an impressive roster of world famous players, among these are legendary Michael Laudrup (former player for F.C. Barcelona and Real Madrid) and Peter Schmeichel (former Manchester United). • Denmark is a pioneering country when it comes to ecology, organic food and environmental issues. Denmark is clean, fresh and green – and there are plenty of opportunities to explore this: Take a stroll through a green town centre, enjoy the green areas, one of the many parks, taste the local and fresh produce or bathe in the clean water – yes, the water is even clean by the city waterfront. • Denmark has always been first movers on large scale environmental projects, e.g. The Danish windmill energy giant, VESTAS. On a smaller scale you’ll find Danes making everyday choices, starting everyday initiatives: e.g. public organic, urban gardens, rooftop gardens,, and thousands of Danes are bicycling to work everyday. Denmark has plenty of green areas in the cities, clean water in the tap, and along the entire 7314 km coastline. Denmark is green refreshingly green.

Copenhagen Street Food

FACTS ABOUT DENMARK SHORT AND SWEET OPENING HOURS

CURRENCY

Most shops: Mon-Fri 9.30/10 am to 5.30/6 pm. Sat 10 am to 5 pm + first Sunday in the month.

Danish Krone (October 2014): USD 1 = DKK 5.89 EUR 1 = DKK 7.44 GBP 1 = DKK 9.56 AUD 1 = DKK 5.15

CLIMATE

TAX FREE / REFUND

Daytime temperatures, summer:

Danish prices include 25% VAT (20% of the total price). Danish VAT is refundable to people who are non-EU residents and who are travelling to a non-EU destination. More information: globalblue.com

17° – 34° C/ 63° – 93° F. Long summer days:

Sun rises at 3.30 am and sets at 10 pm.

LANGUAGE Danish, almost all Danes speak English.

POPULATION App. 5,600,000

TIME ZONE +1 GMT, + 6 EST, + 9 PST

GEOGRAPHICAL FACTS ON DENMARK Geographic coordinates: 56 00 N, 10 00 E Total area: 43,094 km2 / 16639 mi² Total coastline: 7,314 km / 4545 mi Total islands: 407

EMERGENCIES AND MEDICAL CARE Staff members can direct guests to local emergency centers, hospitals, or dental clinics. Emergency treatments at Danish hospitals are free. Medical service is payable in cash at reasonable prices. Emergency call: 112.

Copenhagen:

Public transportation include S-train, Metro, and busses, and the city has a joint ticket system: The same ticket is valid in busses, Metro, and S-trains. A 2-zone city ticket costs 24 DKK and is valid for 60 minutes. How and Where to Buy

Tickets can be bought directly on the bus (only DKK in cash). Tickets can also be bought at DSB ticket machines on S-train and Metro stations. These accept most credit cards. Many S-train stations have 7-Eleven kiosks: you can buy your ticket here too, using almost any credit card. Note: PIN number needed to use credit cards.

TRANSPORTATION Public transportation in Denmark is effective and runs like clockwork. Trains, busses, city busses, and cabs are available at every destination. Tickets for busses are normally only payable in Danish Kroner (DKK).

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Aalborg Royal Cruise Berth

Aalborg Happy Hot Dog Port

Back to Vikings

SHORE EXCURSIONS Meet the Danes (3 hours) We are invited into a Danish allotment garden to hear about everyday lives and traditions. We will also see historic and architectonic highlights of Aalborg. Back to Vikings (3 hours) Discover the everyday life and the mystery of the Vikings. The site is one of the most important and best-preserved ancient monuments in Scandinavia. Castle Tour (4 hours) Guided coach trip to the beautiful Voergaard Castle with its extensive collection of art, with pieces by El Greci, Goya, Raphael and Rubens. Also: Saeby, a charming fishing village. Bloody tales & the Robbers of Rold Forest (3 hours) Beneath the tree tops in the largest forest of Denmark you can meet the notorious Robbers of Rold. Try out axe-throwing, long-sawing, enjoy music and dancing, or listen to the most horrifying and gory tales. Admission to Christian IV’s Guild (2 hours) Some of the members are the US Presidents Nixon, Regan, George W. Bush Sr. and members of the Danish Royal Family. Treat yourself and become an exclusive member!

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Utzon Center

AALBORG HOSPITALITY, HISTORY AND HOT DOGS WHAT DO THE VIKINGS AND SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE HAVE IN COMMON? The answer is Aalborg! Aalborg was founded by the Vikings more than 1000 years ago and Jørn Utzon, the world-famous architect of the Sydney Opera House, was raised in Aalborg. Aalborg pier is located in the heart of the city, making docking very convenient for cruise guests. Everything is within walking distance, and the city is filled with cosy cafés and places to relax and enjoy yourself. Right next to the pier, you find the impressive Utzon Center, where you can experience the Utzon architecture first hand and visit the amazing exhibitions of the centre. The Utzon Center is, however, not the only building with architectural significance in Aalborg; Aalborg is furthermore home to the brand new, cultural and urban arcitectonic Musikkens Hus (House of Music), home to the Aalborg Symphony Orchestra and other cultural institutions. Although Aalborg is a smaller, cosy city, it is home to an array of beautiful old buildings as well as modern architecture, great shopping opportunities and of course friendly, welcoming people. In other words, Aalborg is a beautiful combination of old heritage and a new modern way of living making the city atmospheric and very cosy. Before leaving Aalborg, cruise guests are invited to enjoy and receive a special gift: a Danish hotdog from a traditional Danish hotdog stand, right on the intimate pier. PORT OF AALBORG

VISITAALBORG

Langerak 19 DK- 9220 Aalborg, Denmark Tel: +45 99 30 15 00 www.portofaalborg.com Contact: Ole Brøndum ob@aalborghavn.dk

Nordkraft Kjellerups Torv 5, Niveau 13 DK- 9000 Aalborg, Denmark Tel: +45 99 31 75 00 www.visitaalborg.com Contact: Lars Bech lab@aalborg.dk

MUST SEES Danish pastry Taste the world-famous Danish pastry in one of the city’s cafes or bakeries. Don’t miss out on the cinnamon roll or a piece of Danish with cream custard. Jens Bang’s House Renaissance domestic architecture (1624) built by the wealthy merchant, Jens Bang. The iconic stone house is the most photographed house in Aalborg. Aalborg Cathedral The cathedral can be spotted from all around Aalborg due to the amazing spire and can be dated all the way back to year 1000. It did not get its whitewashed gothic styled exterior until 1554. The Singing Trees Sir Cliff Richard, Sir Elton John, Stevie Wonder and more than 80 other world-famous artists have planted their own tree in Aalborg. This is the only park in the world with singing trees. Franciscan Friary Museum Underground exhibition of the friary and history of Aalborg, in well-preserved and spectacular monastery ruins.

ARoS Aarhus Art Museum

Moesgaard Museum

Shopping in Aarhus

Vadestedet

Den Gamle By – The Old Town Museum

AARHUS DENMARK’S SECOND CITY BEAUTIFUL LATIN QUARTER, SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS AND GASTRONOMIC DELIGHTS A vibrant mix of youthful energy and a living history is what makes Aarhus a city with an energetic beat. Ships dock close to the city where you will find international museums, shopping and gastronomic delights - all within easy walking distance. Stroll along the Aarhus River, the first river port when the city was originally founded 750 AD. Today it is bustling with restaurants and cafés distinguished by the use of excellent fresh products - from newly caught fish from the bay to local produce and delicacies. Aarhus is a green city with focus on sustainable solutions. Go visit the old part of Aarhus where you will find Mejlgade - one of the oldest streets in the city and now converted to a bicycle street. This street and the surrounding Latin Quarter is bustling with cafés and gastronomic grills and is known for its hip urban environment. Visit Marselisborg Palace, the summer residence of Queen Margrethe the second, just a bikeride from the city center and located beautifully close to the forest and the Marselisborg memorial park. Trendy shops and snug cafés are everywhere, in fact Aarhus has been voted shopping city number one in Scandinavia. Danish design, trendsetting, fashion and quality are just some of the words describing shopping in Denmark’s second city.

PORT OF AARHUS

VISITAARHUS

Mindet 2 DK- 8100 Aarhus C, Denmark Tel: +45 86 13 32 66 www.aarhushavn.dk Contact: Nicolai Krøyer nk@port.aarhus.dk

Nordhavnsgade 4 DK- 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark Tel: +45 87 31 50 10 www.visitaarhus.com Contact: Peer H. Kristensen phk@visitaarhus.com

MUST SEES Moesgaard Museum In this brand new museum, visitors will experience prehistory come to fascinating life. Henning Larsen architects designed the extraordinary museum building. ARoS Aarhus Art Museum - Your rainbow panorama at ARoS, Take a walk in Your rainbow panorama designed by renowned Olafur Eliasson. The Old Town Museum – Den Gamle By Visit a Danish town as it might have looked in Hans Christian Andersen’s days, with streets, shops, yards, homes, and workshops. The Latin Quarter Old houses, cobbled streets, trendy shops, cafés and tiny squares all within easy reach. The Aarhus Cathedral Dating back to 1201, the structure of Aarhus Cathedral has a long history located in the heart of Aarhus. Have a hotdog At LilleTorv - do like the Danes, grab a hotdog on your way to Den Gamle By, or if you are just in a need of a small snack.

SHORE EXCURSIONS Aarhus Cathedral, The Old Town Museum & City Drive (2½-4 hours) The Aarhus Cathedral, the Old Town Museum (Den Gamle By), the Aarhus Town Hall, the Botanical Garden, and the ARoS Art Museum. Historic Aarhus Walking Tour (2 hours) Visit the Cathedral, view a model of Aarhus as it appeared in the 10th century at the Viking Museum. Stroll through the Latin Quarter and visit the Crypt Church of Our Lady. Ebeltoft & Scenic Drive (4-5 hours) Ebeltoft: cobblestone streets and half-timbered cottages, a popular place for weddings. Historic steam frigate ”Jylland”, drive along the outskirts of the moraines and rolling hills of Mols National Park. Moesgaard Museum – face-to-face with ancestors (3 hours) The new Moesgaard Museum tell Denmark’s history, from the Stone Age to the Early Middle Ages. Meet the Vikings who founded Aarhus and take a closer look at the 2000 years old bog man Grauballemanden.

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Rosenborg Castle

SHORE EXCURSIONS Dragoer - Village Charm & Cosiness (4 hours) This tour takes you by all main sights in Copenhagen, and on to cosy fishing village Dragoer, where red-roofed houses line the cobbled streets and idyllic harbour front. Smushi & Sail - the Hidden Gem (3.5 hours) This tour takes you around picturesque Copenhagen and to the hidden gem, The Royal cafe, where you will taste Danish Smørrebrød, served all ”smushi”. Finish the tour with a cruise through the canals. Den Blå Planet, National Aquarium (3 hours) Visit the aquarium, where sound and light will give you the feeling of being under water. Say hello to hungry hammerheads or surround yourself in the ocean tunnel. Royal North Zealand (5 hours) Frederiksborg Castle, the Danish National Historical Museum, and Fredensborg Palace - the Royal Family’s summer residence. UNESCO World Heritage castle Kronborg Castle; home of Hamlet, in Elsinore (Helsingør). Poverty Walks (1.5 - 2 hours) Unique, alternative city walk: People of the streets are given a voice and design special city walk routes to tell the tales of the overlooked, and show you the ‘invisible’ places.

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Canal Tours Copenhagen

Nyhavn

Danish design

The King’s Garden

COPENHAGEN CONVENIENCE, OPENNESS, ACCESSIBILITY A BELOVED QUEEN, WORLD-CLASS GASTRONOMY AND EXTRAORDINARY CRAFTMANSHIP Step off the ship: You’re in the middle of the Danish capital Copenhagen with everything within easy walking distance. Only 12 minutes by metro to Copenhagen Airport. Copenhagen is the epitome of the New Nordic, where old traditions blend with new trends. Old, beautiful castles go hand in hand with the New Nordic cuisine and architecture. Visit the home of Queen Margrethe II, Amalienborg Palace, or Rosenborg Castle with the crown jewels, peruse modern architecture or the 160 year old, unforgettable Tivoli Gardens. Go see The Little Mermaid by the beautiful waterfront, sample world-class gastronomy, explore the museums, leafy parks, stroll by the idyllic canals, or shop to your heart’s desire. Explore some of Copenhagen’s hot spots: Hans Christian Andersen lived at the picturesque canal Nyhavn, writing his world-famous fairy tales. Or venture into a world of delicacies at Torvehallerne, where more than 60 stands at Copenhagen’s biggest food market offers great variety. For a different experience, visit The Meatpacking District, once a bustling workplace, now a bustling night scene with trendy nightlife, galleries, and high-end restaurants. Pay a visit to trendy Christianshavn, with its unique, maritime atmosphere and dine at the world-famous michelin starred restaurant, Noma. CMP COPENHAGEN MALMÖ PORT

CRUISE COPENHAGEN NETWORK

Containervej 9 P.O.Box 900 DK- 2100 Copenhagen O, Denmark Tel: +45 35 46 11 11 www.cmport.com Contact: Arnt Møller Pedersen arnt.moller@cmport.com

Noerregade 7b DK- 1165 Copenhagen, Denmark Tel: +45 33 25 74 90 www.cruisecopenhagen.com Contact: Naila Anthonsen nan@woco.dk

MUST SEES The King’s Garden Relax in this leafy haven with lush lawns, right beside Rosenborg Castle. Freetown Christiania Located at Christianshavn - A beautiful area taken over by hippies in 1971: Renowned, hated, beloved, unique - but always chilled out. Nyhavn Beautiful wooden ships, an array of excellent eateries, sailors ambiance. Tivoli A legendary amusement park with rides, restaurants and open air music and beautiful gardens in one - for more than 160 years. Copenhagen Street Food A new food market on Paper Island with a focus on diversity and sustainability. Explore the 25 different food stands with more than 50 specialties. Cosy up in a chair by the quay, relish a glass of biodynamic wine and enjoy some good, nordic street food! Visit Carlsberg Original brewery: Sample specialty beer at the brewery bar, experience the exhibition, horse stables, gardens, barbecue and architecture.

Krudtværket

HAN in Elsinore

Danish Maritime Museum

Kronborg Castle

ELSINORE (HELSINGØR) HOME OF HAMLET FAMOUS CASTLES, UNIQUE SCENERY AND WORLD CLASS ART Ships dock right at Elsinore town centre, and close to Kronborg Castle: Home of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, and host of the Shakespeare Festival every summer. Elsinore is a key point to neighbouring attractions: Renaissance castle Frederiksborg, the Baroque Garden, Fredensborg Castle, the summer residence of the Queen of Denmark and the royal family. Kronborg Castle was built in the early 1400’s, to collect dues of ships. The old town centre with ancient cobbled streets and bourgeois houses can be perused on a cosy, guided tour. At the waterfront you find HAN, a new sculptural tribute to the classic Little Mermaid. Nearby, the new Maritime Museum offers a visionary presentation of Denmark’s maritime heritage. A short train ride (departs every 20 minutes) takes you to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (works by Picasso and Warhol) and to Rungstedlund, home of Karen Blixen (a.k.a. Isak Dinesen). Elsinore is just 45 km from Copenhagen.

PORT OF ELSINORE

VISITNORDSJAELLAND

Nordhavnsvej 13 DK- 3000 Elsinore, Denmark Tel: +45 25 31 10 80 www.portofelsinore.com Contact: Benny Carlsen bca53@helsingor.dk

Moerdrupvej 15-2 DK- 3060 Espergaerde, Denmark Tel: +45 48 24 26 26 www.visitnordsjaelland.com Contact: Henrik Numelin hnu@visitnordsjaelland.com

MUST SEES Kronborg Castle Shakespeare chose the Danish Prince Amled as inspiration for Hamlet – and made Kronborg his home. Louisiana: Museum of Modern Art Giacometti, Picasso, Warhol – and much more, in this first class art museum. Stengade Stroll the pedestrian street and the central square Akseltorv, both offer many elegant boutiques, stores, and cosy cafés. Maritime Museum of Denmark (M/S Søfart) The new maritime museum in Elsinore, designed by Denmark’s prize-winning architects BIG, built in a former dry dock. Copenhagen Copenhagen boasts Tivoli, royalty, palaces, and much more. A 50 minutes train ride to Copenhagen.

SHORE EXCURSIONS Kronborg, Hamlet’s Castle, Elsinore (2 hours) The setting of Shakespeare’s famous “Hamlet”. Renaissance castle Kronborg hosts “Holger Danske” in the underground casemates, a large Viking sculpture, said to come alive whenever Denmark faces danger. Historic Walking Tour in Elsinore (2 hours) Ancient cobbled streets, beautiful bourgeois houses. The Town Museum, the Saint Olai Cathedral, the Saint Maria Church with the Carmelite Monastery, and the former ”red light district”. Royal Northern Zealand (5 hours) Kronborg: Shakespeare immortalized this castle. Fredensborg Castle: Real life Danish Royal Family’s summer residence, sights might include a genuine queen, or one or two of Queen Margrethe II’s eight grandchildren. Frederiksborg Castle: Renaissance and national historical museum. The Coast and Landscape North of Elsinore (6 hours) Fantastic sculptures by Rudolph Tegner adorn these lovely heather hills. Adjoining museum. Gilleleje: Visit the church where many Danish Jews were hidden during World War II – and then shipped into safety in Sweden by night. Last stop; the unique Cistercian Abbey in Esrum.

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Renaissance Castle Egeskov

The Funen Ambiance

SHORE EXCURSIONS The Hans Christian Andersen Museum (3-4 hours) Visit The Hans Christian Andersen House in Odense, and see where the young, dirt-poor Hans Christian hid under bushes from chores, so he could write his first stories. Follow him on the city walk ”In the Footsteps of Hans Christian Andersen”. Renaissance Castle Egeskov (2-3 hours) Renaissance Castle Egeskov has a large collection of vintage cars and planes. Enjoy the stunning garden with its very own garden maze. Named ”Best European Historic Garden 2012” by the European Garden & Heritage Network. The Funen Village (2-3 hours) An open air museum presenting 18th century village life in Denmark complete with vicarage, original Danish farm animals, as well as people dressed in traditional Danish folk costumes.

The H.C. Andersen Museum

FAABORG THE PORTS OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN A FAIRY TALE ISLAND OF ASTOUNDING BEAUTY

MUST SEES

Be part of the fairy tale of Funen and relish the astounding beauty of the South Funen Archipelago. You’ll be enthralled by the special Funen ambiance: The exquisite castles and manor houses, the authentic towns and villages with their beautiful half-timbered houses and colourful hollyhocks. Funen is known as Denmark’s garden and for very good reasons: Idyllic villages with roadside booths offering fresh produce is everywhere. The lush countryside is ideal for active holiday activities such as hikes or bike rides, or simply go for a relaxing walk in a peaceful, safe environment. And don’t forget: When you dock in Faaborg, you dock right in the city centre, app. 100 m. from the high street and the iconic belfry.

The Faaborg Belfry The Faaborg landmark is the unique belfry, the first thing to be seen from the sea. The Funen Ambiance The cosy, narrow streets with half–timbered houses and hollyhocks to be found all over Funen. The South Funen Archipelago The South Funen Archipelago with the many beautiful islands and fine marinas. Nyborg Castle Late 12th century royal castle with impressive ramparts, served as fortification of the Great Belt. The Hans Christian Andersen Sculptures The many Hans Christian Andersen sculptures in Odense, inspired by his fairy tales.

Vintage Train Ride (2 hours) Vintage train ride through the beautiful countryside around Faaborg. Along the way you can sample locally produced beer. Castle Valdemar (Valdemars Slot) (2-3 hours) Castle Valdemar is well worth a visit. Apart from the castle itself and its beautiful interiors, you are able to visit the Yacht museum or the nearby picturesque village of Troense.

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PORTS OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Kanalvej 19 DK- 5600 Faaborg, Denmark Tel: +45 72 53 02 60 www.faaborghavn.dk Contact: Lasse Olsen laol@faaborgmidtfyn.dk

VISITODENSE Vestergade 2 DK- 5000 Odense C, Denmark Tel: +45 63 75 75 20 www.visitodense.com Contact: Lone Østergaard lone@visitodense.com

The Brave Soldier

LEGOLAND ® Billund

The Old Harbour

Egeskov Castle

H.C. Andersen

FREDERICIA CREDIBLE, CLOSE, CRUISABLE EXCITING HISTORY, COSY TOWN, HIGHLY CRUISABLE Fredericia, right in the centre of Denmark, has a unique history still very much in evidence today. The port is in the centre of the city – only a short stroll from the charming and historic midtown, with cosy shops, excellent restaurants, and sights. Whether perusing Northern Europe’s best preserved ramparts, still encircling the town, or strolling in the perpendicular streets, passing by beautiful old houses, memorial plaques and monuments – authenticity and history is present and alive. Fredericia is beautifully situated right by the shimmering Little Belt, beside two coastlines, two superb bridges, and a magnificent view of Danish nature. Fredericia offers easy access to many sights in the region, easily reached within one hour: Fredericia truly is a key port for adventures. Port of Fredericia is a dedicated deep-water port close to the international deep-water route of the Great Belt and is open 24/7/365. It is easily accessible and navigable with a scenic entry. The 350 meter long quay is situated only 500 meters from the city center. NEWS! Bridge Walking: From 2015 you can walk over Little belt bridge, the first fixed link between the two Danish regions, Jutland and Funen.

PORT OF FREDERICIA

VISITFREDERICIA

Centerhavnen 13 -17 DK- 7000 Frederica, Denmark Tel. +45 79 21 50 00 www.cruisefredericia.com Contact: Gry Klok Thomsen gth@adp-as.dk

Fredericia Turistbureau Prinsessegade 27 DK- 7000 Fredericia, Denmark Tel: +45 72 11 35 11 www.visitfredericia.dk Contact: Heidi Lings Heidi.lings@fredericia.dk

MUST SEES Fredericia Historical Town Charming streets, beautiful churches, and cosy houses. The Ramparts An impressive system of ramparts built in the 17th century to protect the town – today Northern Europe’s best preserved ramparts. Fredericia Town Museum Telling the history about Fredericia and its historical development since its foundation in 1650. Whale Watching Lillebælt has a large population of the worlds smallest whale species, the porpoise. Cape Trelde Beautiful countryside consisting of beach and high cliffs surrounded by woodland, eastern tip of the Jutland peninsula. Fredericia Historical Mini-Town Is a lifelike copy of Fredericia in the year 1849, simply one tenth of the size, with ramparts, houses, farms, churches etc. The Mini-Town which now comprises about 700 buildings. The Brave Soldier The first memorial honouring of “the unknown soldier” (1851) in the world.

The Jelling Stones

SHORE EXCURSIONS Royal Jelling (4 hours) Here Viking Kings built Denmark’s largest Viking settlement more than a thousand years ago. The two famous Jelling stones and the two massive burial mounds are featured on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. LEGOLAND® (6-8 hours) Denmark’s biggest tourist attraction, not counting Copenhagen. The theme park is forever increasing its number of amusements, and a permanent exhibition of LEGO® models, built from more than 60 million LEGO® bricks, include The Kennedy Space Center and The Statue of Liberty. Hans Christian Andersen and Fairytale Island Funen (5 hours) Visit Odense, birthplace of world-famed fairy tale-author Hans Christian Andersen, and visit his childhood home, public museum since 1908. Open-air museum The Funen Village brings 19th century village living to life with people, houses and animals. Egeskov Castle (6-8 hours) Egeskov Castle (1554), renowned as Europe’s best preserved Renaissance castle. This impressive, fairy tale like castle also offers Europe’s finest historic gardens, exhibitions, collections, including motorcycles, planes, and vintage cars –and activities. Showing the way P. 11

Knud Rasmussen’s House

Roskilde Fjord

Hundested Sand Sculpture Festival

SHORE EXCURSIONS Vikings - their ships and museum (3+ hours) See the Viking’s maritime craftsmanship and experience the five original Viking ships from the first millennium, excavated from the bottom of Roskilde Fjord. You can buy a New Viking Feast (lunch) in the museum’s café, and enjoy flat bread, dried fish, sausages, buckthorn and hulled barley. Would you like to discover what it’s like to be a Viking aboard a Viking ship? Then you can join a Viking raid on Roskilde Fjord for an unusual adventure. Roskilde Cathedral Visiting Roskilde includes a visit to Roskilde Cathedral, with the tombs of the tombs of 39 Danish Kings and Queens, richly decorated in the style of their time. The cathedral is inscribed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage sites. On the way to and from Roskilde, guests can enjoy the North Sealand landscape and Roskilde Fjord. Guns and Powder Museum (3 hours) In Frederiksvaerk, 14 km from Hundested, the old cannon foundry “Gjethuset” was founded 250 years ago. It supplied many of European armies with guns for a long period, strecthing way back into history. A visit to the gunpowder factory is included in a sightseeing tour to Frederiksvaerk.

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Hundested Harbour

HUNDESTED A GATEWAY TO NORTH ZEALAND …MEET THE VIKINGS, IF YOU DARE

MUST SEES

Port of Hundested offers 350 metres of quay and is the sole location where you will experience the true spirit of the world famous and dreaded Vikings – with great historical sights close by. One thing is for sure - the Danish Vikings will capture your heart and bring you on a raid of unforgettable experiences. Look for the Vikings in the horizon and feel the atmosphere of ancient power! Just 35 kilometres from the cruise quay in Hundested, there is a reconstructed Viking village with longhouses and other small houses. Every summer open-air performances tell the story of Viking life including dramatic sword fights, lure and mead drinking. Hundested’s long history as a fishing village is still felt by the narrow passages, the original fishermen’s cottages and the authentic marine environment at the port, with net makers, fishing boats, restaurants, yachts, craft artists, art galleries and a new opened brewery.

The House of Fishing and Harbour See “the House of Fishing and Harbour” to learn about the origin of Hundested in the 19th century. Knud Rasmussen’s House Further north is the Greenland explorer, Knud Rasmussen’s House, with authentic dog sledges, kayaks and other gear from the expeditions. Kikhavn Kikhavn was the first fishing harbour on the north coast. A huge fire bunt down most of the houses, but there is still a number of well-kept, thatched farm houses to be seen. Dyssekilde Explore the ecological village “Dyssekilde”. The village was the first of its kind in Denmark and many of the houses were built of re-cycled materials. The village-people are providing alternative energy and have created the world’s largest willow wastewater cleaning facility planting 30.000 willows.

PORT OF HUNDESTED

VISITNORDSJAELLAND

Amtsvejen 2 DK-3390 Hundested, Denmark Tel: +45 47 93 72 34 www.portofhundested.com Contact: Søren Brink sba@hundestedhavn.dk

Moerdrupvej 15-2 DK-3060 Espergaerde, Denmark Tel: +45 48 24 26 26 www.visitnordsjaelland.com Contact: Henrik Numelin hnu@visitnordsjaelland.com

The Church of Our Lady

Kalundborg Ambiance

Dragsholm Castle

Roenaes Lighthouse

KALUNDBORG ONE PORT MANY DESTINATIONS! WHERE SMALL-TOWN CHARM MEETS VIKINGS & ROYALTY Kalundborg is a perfect gateway for adventures: A charming town, founded in app. 1150 by historic war hero Esbern Snare, with easy access to some of the grandest Viking historic sights in Denmark – and more. The Viking Ship Museum and the Royal Cathedral of Roskilde is just a one hour drive from Kalundborg, and legendary Viking Castle ruins Trelleborg can also be visited on an exciting day-trip. The friendly and warm atmosphere of Kalundborg will charm any cruise guest: Enjoy beautiful gardens, local museums, castles, and churches, fly high in the Kragerup Go High, the first high rope court in Denmark, take the children to BonBon Land, a large and fun amusement park. The natural beauty of the area is perfect for hiking, biking or other outdoor activities. Kalundborg truly offers a wide palette of opportunities! Also within a day-trip: Copenhagen, and Odense, with the Funen Village, Hans Christian Andersen’s house and the beautiful castles of Funen.

PORT OF KALUNDBORG/ CRUISE KALUNDBORG Baltic Plads 2, Box 54 DK-4400 Kalundborg Tel: +45 59 53 40 00 www.portofkalundborg.dk / www. cruisekalundborg.dk Contact: Liselotte Rørup lr@portofkalundborg.dk

VISIT WESTZEALAND Løvegade 7 DK- 4200 Slagelse, Denmark Tel: +45 70 25 22 05 www.visitvestsjaelland.dk Contact: Christina Petersson info@visitvestsjaelland.dk

MUST SEES The Old Town, Hoejby Medieval old town centre, 15th and 16th century well-preserved houses. The Church of Our Lady Unique 5-tower church (1220), pride of Kalundborg, once a gathering point for crusaders. Built using measurements from the Book of Revelation. The Kalundborg Museum Peruse Kalundborg’s historical development, costumes from the period 1750 - 1900 and Viking artefacts from Tissoe. Dyrehoej Vineyard Try the delicious and vivacious wine produced – renowned for its German wine influences and quality. Roesnaes Beautiful nature walks at the Roesnaes Peninsula: Spot a seal or even a small whale!

SHORE EXCURSIONS Kalundborg High Town & Castle of Lerchenborg (3½ hour) Join a guided tour of this 12th century town, including the Bishops Yard, a unique 5-tower Church (1220), and the Museum of Kalundborg. A short drive: Castle Lerchenborg, rococo style Manor House (1743), charming baroque garden. The Gardens of Birkegaarden (3½ hour) Scenic tour to Birkegaarden: Danish/English flower garden, Japanese garden and more. Saeby Church, 11th century village church, or a steam train ride. Tour of the Vikings (6 hours) The Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde: 5 spectacular Viking longboats. The Cathedral of Roskilde: 38 royal tombs of Danish kings and queens. Combine: Trelleborg Viking Castle or Viking excavations of Tissoe. Taste New Nordic in a former royal castle (3½ hour) Visit the historic castle Dragsholm, which houses not only ghosts, but also a gourmet restaurant. The food is based on the seasonal produce from the area and has strong roots in the Nordic cuisine and herbs from the castles own garden. Continue on to Roesnaes afterwards.

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The North Coast

Hammershus Castle

The Round Church of Oesterlars

Hasle Smokehouse

SHORE EXCURSIONS Crusader’s Castle and Round Church Tour (4 hours) Dramatic scenery, the stunning Hammershus crusader’s castle, unique round churches and a charming artists’ village. In four short hours we’ll take you on a grand trip through history. South Bornholm (4 hours) Learn about the Soviet occupation of Bornholm, look for great craftsmanship and workshops in the beautiful village of Svaneke, and visit an amazing round church. Gourmet Bornholm (4 hours) Sample a freshly-smoked herring (“Gold of Bornholm”) at the herring smokehouse in Hasle, see how it’s made. Visit Joergen the Butcher on his farm, taste the sausages, renowned for their excellent quality. Local Shopping (4 hours) Visit one of the most renowned textile artists in Denmark, and have plenty of time to search for stunning glassware and ceramics in the artists’ village of Svaneke. Island Tour of Bornholm (6 hours) Here you’ll see all the highlights of the Castle Tour plus the perfect white beaches, the island capital of Rønne, an extra (very charming) round church, and the village of Svaneke.

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Half Timbered House

ROENNE BORNHOLM VIKINGS, CRUSADERS, GLASS-BLOWERS UNIQUE NATURE & COSY ATMOSPHERE

MUST SEES

For over 1.000 years, this idyllic and picturesque island has been in the crosshairs of Baltic history. Bornholm has been a home port for the Vikings, a temptation for pirates, and a gathering station for Christian crusaders. Today, the island enjoys its reputation as probably the most beautiful spot in Denmark, which has helped it become a haven for glassblowers and ceramic artists. But peaceful as it may be, the dramatic and colourful history of the Baltic is always present on this small island, which is brimming with stunning ruins, artefacts and buildings. In a short day you can visit the crusaders’ huge medieval castle perched on a rock high above the sea; see unique round churches that doubled as defensive fortifications against Baltic pirates; admire stunning rock carvings from the stone age; and ponder the significance of the many eerily beautiful bauta stones. Add to that charming small fishing villages that have been here for more than a millennium. Together these amazing places form a rich tapestry of the region’s history and serve as a perfect introduction to the sights that await on your Baltic cruise. On Bornholm you also have the possibility to experience a duel of world class gastronomy when international Michelin chefs compete in the competition “Sun above Gudhjem” in June. Meet star chefs at inspiration seep out to the spectators and food lovers.

Medieval Castle Hammershus is a sight to behold: A huge, dramatically situated castle ruin that was used by Christian crusaders in the 13th century. Round Churches Rumoured to be built by the Knight Templars, these unique and beautiful churches doubled as strong fortifications against pirates. Picturesque villages Perched on the rocks above the Baltic Sea, the historic and picturesque artists’ villages of Gudhjem and Svaneke are perfect for strolling and shopping. Gourmet Bornholm More than a few of the treasured ingredients in the New Nordic kitchen hail from Bornholm. Savour herring from the historic smoke houses, and sample not just artisanal food, but also homemade liquorice and caramels for connoisseurs. Arts & Crafts The light of the Baltic sea inspire many artists and craftsmen. Trace Bornholm’s beauty in the art and craft at e.g. Groenbechs Gaard, Hasle.

PORT OF ROENNE

DESTINATION BORNHOLM

Sydhavnsvej 12, DK- 3700 Roenne, Denmark Tel: +45 56 95 06 78 www.portofroenne.com Contact: Niels Lundberg niels.lundberg@roennehavn.dk

Ndr. Kystvej 3 DK-3700 Roenne, Denmark Tel: +45 56 95 95 00 www.bornholm.info Contact: Helle Hansson helle@bornholm.info

Skagen Micro Brewery

Raabjerg Mile

Grenen

Skagen’s Museum

Typical Yellow Houses

SKAGEN CHARM, EXCLUSIVITY AND QUALITY MAGNIFICIENT SCENERY, WORLD-CLASS ART, EXCELLENT CRAFTMANSHIP, TOP QUALITY LOCAL PRODUCE AND FRESHLY CAUGHT SEAFOOD. In Port of Skagen, you’ll be able to see that you have arrived somewhere special – a land’s end or beginning. Skagen is situated at the very top of Denmark and the breathtaking scenery and light have inspired artists, poets and musicians for more than a century and still do. The World Wide Fund for Nature has designated the Skagen area as a rare, authentic, natural beauty spot, attracting visitors from all over the world. Enjoy the picturesque setting with narrow, winding alleys framed by the characteristic “Skagen yellow” houses. Stroll through this charming 600-year-old market town and visit the homes of the world famous Skagens Artists or pop into some of the many art galleries and workshops. Enjoy freshly caught seafood at one of the open-air fish restaurants in the marina. Sample some of the renowned Skagen produce - a Skagen Beer from the local microbrewery, the prizewinning Butcher Munch’s fantastic Skagen ham or the Skagen Bjesk, a locally made herb aquavit. Browse the exclusive boutiques offering Danish Design, fashion, amber, mouth blown glassware, jewelry or the famed Skagen Watches. Hop on a bicycle and enjoy a ride through the protected landscape surrounding Skagen or soak up the fresh air and the special Skagen light on one of the sandy beaches. PORT OF SKAGEN

CRUISE SKAGEN DENMARK

Havnevagtvej 30 DK- 9990 Skagen, Denmark Tel: +45 98 44 69 11 www.portofskagen.com Contact: Willy B. Hansen wbh@skagenhavn.dk

Vestre Strandvej 10 DK- 9990 Skagen, Denmark Tel: + 45 21 44 39 91 www.cruiseskagen.dk Contact: Anne Sofie Rønne Jensen info@cruiseskagen.dk

MUST SEES Skagens Museum Works by the Skagen Painters Anna and Michael Ancher, P.S Krøyer and Holger Drachmann a.o. The church of Skagen Enjoy a moment of peace and quiet inside this beautiful church dating back to 1841. The Grey Lighthouse Climb the 210 steps to the Grey Lighthouse and enjoy the most amazing view over Skagen and Grenen. The Bustling Marina Open-air fish restaurants serving freshly caught seafood. Brøndums Hotel A historic hotel from 1840 with an exquisite cuisine. Gammel (Old) Skagen Atmospheric, picturesque, tranquil and exclusive. Råbjerg Mile The largest migrating sand dune in Northern Europe. Contains 4 mill. m3 of sand. A small desert still on the move. New Nordic Cuisine Restaurant De2Have - The Two Seas serves only freshly caught fish & seafood landed in Port of Skagen and locally produced meat and dairy. Herbs, berries and the organic vegetables are grown at the restaurant’s own farm.

SHORE EXCURSIONS Skagen highlights (3.5 hours) Grenen, the tip of Denmark where the two seas meet, Skagens Museum of Local History - Open-air museum depicting the rich and the poor fishermen’s historic houses, the Buried Church and Gl. (Old) Skagen on the west coast. Predators of the air and the forces of nature (3.5 hours) 30 minutes’ drive from Skagen takes you to the Eagle World. See the world’s largest eagles and watch the peregrine falcons show their fantastic flying skills. Mount the 40 meter high Raabjerg Mile. Splendid photo opportunities and view of the entire tip of Denmark. Skagen by foot (2.5 hours) Walk through the old quarters of the town past the Swedish Seamen’s Church, along the marina and the South Beach to the Vippefyret. Continue past the Skagens Museum, the historic Brøndums Hotel, the Memorial Column and along the pedestrian street to the Church of Skagen. Skagen by bike (3 hours) Combine exercise and an introduction to Skagen on this bike tour to the hot spots and the hidden gems. Start at Grenen, learn about the lighthouses, see Gl. (Old) and the Buried Church. Pass the former Royal summer residence – Klitgaarden and Skagens Museum of Local History.

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CLAUS MEYER A GASTRONOMIC ENTREPRENEUR Claus Meyer is a gastronomic entrepreneur, who perhaps is most famous for his role as the originator of Noma and the Nordic cuisine. Claus Meyer is the kind of man who willingly welcomes a new challenge and today he is the man and initiator of 13 companies and an equal amount of projects. Text: WorldPerfect

THE WELCOMING EMBRACE OF FRANCE Claus Meyer grew up on the island of Lolland. His childhood was marked by his parents unhappy marriage, a marriage which later ended in a divorce. Throughout his teen years, love and appreciation were not easy to come by at home and the meals were not worth writing about. But as it would turn out food would end up becoming his faithful companion and destiny. At the age of 19 he went to France as an au pair. Here he ended up in the house of a French pastry-couple in Gascony, Guy Sverzut and his wife, who welcomed him with open arms, warm croissants and the love of cooking. "The stay at Guy and Elizabeth provided me with the sensation that the food culture of a society is also a reflection of the state of the society in general. It also made me believe that you can utilize food to improve the world”, he says.

BRINGING GOOD TASTE BACK HOME With this in the back of his head, he returns home from France determined to pass on his newfound love and passion for food and flavor to the Danes. Meyer is a person, who likes to do something for the benefit of others, something he has practiced since his return 30 years ago, and almost all Danes know the phenomenon Claus Meyer. He has done everything from television programming, cookbooks, restaurants, projects with inmates and lately a project in Bolivia, including a restaurant, cooking school and a bakery by the name of Gustu in order to breathe new life into Bolivian cuisine, while at the same time educating socially disadvantaged youths, so they could have a possible future working in a kitchen. "I've already got far more back in Bolivia, than I have given. I'm really feeling an urge to help a whole lot more", he says. It is undeniable that Claus Meyer is a hard man to beat, when it comes to the gastronomical wonderland. He is currently working on plans for a new Nordic food court in none other than New York's P. 16 Showing the way

Vanderbilt Hall. A 1400 square meter location in none other than The Grand Central Station, which in the future will smell of good taste, quality and proper ingredients. "The scents and flavors have to be new to the Americans. The raw materials must come from local North American suppliers, and the whole idea behind the Nordic Cuisine is that it should be able to take root in the land of opportunities", he says.

THE NORDIC MANIFESTO The Nordic Cuisine Manifesto, which Claus Meyer wrote in collaboration with Jan Kragh Jacobsen, speaks in favor of good taste and health, the act of cooking with raw materials that are fresh and in season, and to promote a sustainable production. Hundreds of restaurants in Denmark alone have adapted the ideology and it is now quite common for young chefs to be socially conscious. Today, there are chefs all over the world, who look up to the adventurous Nordic Cuisine as a source of inspiration. "If it can be done in Scandinavia, it is very likely that a similar change can be made in other regions for the benefit and well being of all, so I’m optimistic. I’m convinced that in the coming years, a generation of young people will grow up helping each other with creating a more equal world, a generation to whom it feels natural that good health, sustainability and taste go hand in hand", he says.

A TASTE OF THE NORDIC CUISINE If you want to experience Meyers universe when visiting Copenhagen, you won’t have to look far. With food houses, bakeries and restaurants scattered across the city, you can quickly get a taste of it all, along with a view into the mindset of the Nordic Cuisine. Meyer also recommends visiting places such as Kødbyen (Meatpacking District), Aamand, La Glace, Informal and others, all of which will provide you with an experience of the Nordic taste.

CRUISE COPENHAGEN NETWORK STRONG DEDICATION, GREAT ADVENTURES Cruise Copenhagen Network takes pride in our facilities and experience, and we strive to give our guests an experience of a lifetime. Denmark is an ideal destination for cruise lines: The country is perfectly located, right at the doorway to the Baltic Sea, St. Petersburg, and the Norwegian fjords. The cruise destinations all have adorning and beautiful Danish coastline, and offer an abundance of unique adventures. The astounding variety of first class attractions are forever increasing, combining ancient history and exciting day trips with cutting edge architecture, new design and Nordic gastronomy.

Cruise Copenhagen Network live by our company values: We firmly believe in our customer focused approach, and we always focus on finding the right, flexible solutions. Innovation is key to us, and we highly value the open-minded Danes. We have a strong commitment and steadfast ambition to combine our value for money attitude with the highest level of quality. We are always ready to walk that extra mile, to find a solution, to ensure that everything gets done just right, to the benefit of all parties.

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FACTS ABOUT THE PORTS PORT OF HUNDESTED

PORT OF KALUNDBORG

PORT OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN

PORT OF ROENNE

PORT OF SKAGEN

56 ° 02,1’ N 55° 33,5’ N

55° 57,9’ N

55° 40,5’ N

55° 68’ N

55° 10’ N

57° 43’ N

12.62 E

12 37,2 E

9° 45,0’ E

11.50,8 E

11.05,5 E

10 14,4

14.70

10°35’E

Ch 18

ch 16

+45 29692020 12

ch 12

12,13

24 hrs

24/7/365

24 hrs

400 m

No restrictions

210 m

150 m

350 m

230 m

300 m

185 m (pier ends 260 m out in the fjord)

330 m

13.0 m

9.2 m

9.7 m

6.5 m

11.50 m

7.9 m

9.7 m

6.2 m

8.5 m

11 m

49 m

No limit

No restrictions

No limit

No restrictions

No limit

No No restrictions restrictions

ANCHORAGE AVAILABLE:

Yes

Yes, in the Fjord

Yes

ANCHORAGE COMPULSORY:

No limit

SHIP TENDERS ALLOWED:

Yes

PILOTAGE COMPULSORY:

>6 m

No, but available

No limit

No, but available

Yes

TUGS AVAILABLE:

Yes

Yes, not Yes compulsary

Yes

INFO/DESTINATION

PORT OF AALBORG

PORT OF AARHUS

PORT OF PORT OF COPENHAGEN, COPENHAGEN, FREEPORT LANGELINJE

PORT OF COPENHAGEN, OCEAN QUAY

LATITUDE:

57° 05’ N

56° 10’ N

55° 07’ N

LONGITUDE:

9.92

10° 13’ East 12.62 E

12.62 E

FREQUENCY

Ch 12/16

FREQUENCY 2

n/a

PORT OPEN HOURS:

24 hrs

24/7/365

MAX. LENGTH FOR BERTH (M):

250 m

MAX. DRAUGHT (M): MAX. AIR DRAUGHT (M):

PORT OF COPENHAGEN, NRD. TOLDBOD

PORT OF ELSINORE

PORT OF FREDERICIA

TIDAL MOVEMENT / RANGE (M): 0.3 m

Less than 0.5 m

0.3 m

0,3 m

+/- 20 cm

0.3 m

None

0.5 m

SHIP STAY MINIMUM (HRS):

No limit

SHIP STAY MAXIMUM (HRS):

No limit

SHIP STAY PREFERRED (HRS):

n/a

No limit

NO. OF QUAYS:

QUAY LENGTH TOTAL (M):

600 m

1300 m

800 m

1100 m

240 m

300 m

585 m

600 m

330 m

185 m

700 m

450 m

QUAY DEPTH (M):

14 m

9.5 m

10 m

7,5 m

12 m

8.2 m

10 m

11 m

PASSENGER TERMINAL:

Yes

On request

Yes

No, but reception facility

BUNKERING:

Yes

GARBAGE DISPOSAL:

Yes

WATER:

Yes

PROVISIONS:

Yes

BANKING AT TERMINAL:

Yes

300 m

Just beside 100 m

CITY CENTRE DISTANCE (KM):

1 km

0.8 km

5 km

3 km

8 km

2 km

0.3 km

0.5 km

0.3 km

1 km

0.2 km

1 km

1.2 km

AIRPORT DISTANCE (KM):

6 km

45 km

12 km

10 km

15 km

9 km

50 km

60 km

80 km

100 km

32 km

6 km

100 km

TOURIST INFORMATION, PIER:

Yes

300 m

Yes

BANK / EXCHANGE FACILITIES,

Yes

500 m

100m

500 m

100 m from pier

Yes

PUBLIC TELEPHONES, PIER:

Yes

No, 300 m

SHOPS, PIER:

Yes

No, 300 m

500 m

No, 300 m

No, but only 200 m

Yes

RESTAURANT / BAR, PIER:

Yes

No, 300 m

300 m

No, 300 m

n/a

Yes

SHUTTLE SERVICE:

Yes

Yes, on request

Yes

Yes, on request

Yes

TAXIS, PIER:

Yes

No, 300 m

Yes

Yes, on request

Yes

PUBLIC TOILETS, PIER:

Yes

No, 300 m

Yes

POST OFFICE, PIER:

Yes

No, 700 m

Yes

No, 300 m

Yes

No, 200 m

Yes

PIER:

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