Iam going to Denmark.

Thanks Porcospino.Its great to hear from some one who is a native of Odense.I will be landing in Copenhagen and I have 5 days with me.I have read that Denmark is a place with friendly people.I have a few questions for now,I hope you will help me with them. 1. Is English well spoken? 2. Should I carry Euros or Krons? 3. With shopping,should I bargain or the prices fixed.How are the prices compared to other countries? 4. From Copenhagen,how can I plan my visits to the places mentioned by you.By vehicle,by train and how much is it going to cost me. Thanks in advance for your time.

Thanks friend.Im planning to stay in Skovlunde,as was suggested to me by someone.Should I prefer taxi or train?Hows their availability from Copenhagen airport.Any good accomodation or hotel you can suggest in Skovlunde or Copenhagen at reasonable prices.I was trying on net but its confusing for me decide on the hotel. Im grateful to you for sharing the details,I was really not having much know how about the place and your post does help me.

It shouldn't be a problem to find someone who speaks English. Some people especially from the older generation haven't learned English at school, but young people generally speak and understand English. In the shops, ticket offices, hotels, restaurants etc you will be able to speak English to the staff. In Denmark we have chosen to keep our own currency (Kroner) instead of Euros, so you will need to get some "Kroner". Most prices are fixed, and in the shops you can't bargain. If you visit one the markets you can bargain, but aside from that the prices are fixed. Most tourists say that Denmark is expensive, and compared to Eastern Europe things are generally more expensive in Denmark/Scandinavia. Unfortuneately public transportation is also expensive in Denmark. You can go by train or by bus. There is a train from Copenhagen to Odense. It takes one hour and 30 minutes, and it costs about 230 kr (= $45) for a one-way ticket. From Odense there are busses to Assens, Faaborg and Svendborg. There is a train from Copenhagen to Silkeborg/Skanderborg. It costs about 300 kr ($60). The train from Copenhagen to Skagen costs at least 400 kr ($80) probably a bit more.

Thanks djbtol.Well Im working for the planet in my capacity,I dont think I have to go to a place for discussions,summits to do that.I had just returneed and I think its a great place for vacation,but better time is summer.May be I will be there next summer as well.I love this place.

Thanks samson,how about Euro?