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Getting Denmark
Easily you can reach Denmark by plane; cars and boat.All the International flight of Denmark arrive at Copenhagen International Airport. A few international flights, mostly coming from other Scandinavian countries or the UK, land at small regional airports in Århus, Aalborg, Esbjerg and Billund.There are daily bus and rail services between Germany and Denmark's Jutland peninsula, which then wind their way east to Funen and then over a significant bridge to the island of Zealand and ultimately Copenhagen. The Øresundsforbindelsen a road-rail system stretching over nearly 16km (13 mi) of bridges and tunnels between Malmo in southern Sweden and Copenhagen gives the Danish capital a land link with the rest of Scandinavia.You can easily drive to Denmark from Germany. Many people drive to Jutland from Hamburg, Bremerhaven, and Lübeck. In 1998 a bridge opened that goes across the Great Belt from Funen to the island of Zealand, site of the city of Copenhagen. The bridge lies near Nyborg, Denmark. Once in West Zealand, you'll still have to drive east across the island to Copenhagen.It's possible to arrive by ferry. Boat options include the daily and weekly (berg bashing) ferries running from Germany, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Poland and the UK (Harwich). It's easy to travel by water from several ports to Denmark.
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