Hotel Denmark Copenhagen – The first time you step into the lobby at Hotel Opera in Copenhagen you may feel like you entered a typical English hotel. The reason is, that Hotel Opera is decorated in classical English fashion with Chesterfield sofas, dark wood, and uniformed staff. The finishing touch is the beautiful bar where you can order beverages all night, which is furnished just like you would expect from an old English pub.
Hotel Denmark Copenhagen – When you stay at Hotel Opera you are only one minute away from the Copenhagen Metro that will take you from one end of the city to the other in just a short time. The Metro is fully automated and the trains have no drivers, making it an incredible efficient transport system. That is why the Copenhagen Metro is a model for subways around the world. An example of its efficiency is the fact that the Metro will take you from Kongens Nytorv to Copenhagen Airport in less than 15 minutes, which is unique compared to most other European cities.
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Hotel Denmark Copenhagen – Hotel Opera is close to everything worth visiting in Copenhagen. From Hotel Opera you have only a fifteen minutes walk to the world famous Tivoli Gardens with all its roller coasters and other fairs. Just follow Strøget – the main shopping street in Copenhagen, which you find just two hundred meters from the hotel entrance. Even nearer you can visit Amalienborg, where the Queen and Crown Prince reside. The complex is renowned as one of the most beautiful in Europe and the axis made of Marmorkirken (Marble Church) Amalienborg and the new Operahouse is truly breathtaking.
Hotel Denmark Copenhagen - You can hardly find anything more wonderfully charming than opening your hotel window in the early morning, listening to the birds singing in one of the lime trees that lines the quiet of Hotel Opera. The joy is even bigger when you realize that the peaceful scene is taking place only a hundred meter from Kongens Nytorv which is one of the busiest squares in Copenhagen.
