Introducing Frederikshavn
A transport hub rather than a compelling destination, Frederikshavn shuffles more than three million people through its port each year, making it Jutland’s busiest international ferry terminal. The majority of visitors are overtaxed Scandinavians raiding Denmark’s supplies of relatively cheap booze and meat. The town itself lacks the historical glamour of its coastal neighbours but can successfully entertain you for a few hours with its feature attraction, Bangsbo – still, Skagen or even Sæby make for more appealing overnight options.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: Visiting Denmark then Sweden solo!
by KTelf 20 July 2011
hey :) ah well it looked like lots to do around Aarhus.....we'll see. got 3 nights sorry in Copenhagen. yes I know Roskilde is close but…
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RE: Visiting Denmark then Sweden solo!
by Bjoern 19 July 2011
There is no practical reason to MOVE to Roskilde - distance from Copenhagen 31 km - approx. 5 trains/hour - time for travel 18-25 minutes.…
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Re: How much food costs for camping and from Bergen to Lundalen etc?
by traveladdict88 21 June 2011
Hi Hando, To answer your questions I think we need to have some more information. The cost of the ferry varies, depending on the size…
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