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Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and a popular tourist destination in the Nordic region of Europe.

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What is the climate like in Copenhagen?

Cool and wet most of the year, though it can get pretty hot during the summer (up around 30 degrees celsius on a warm day) and quite a bit below freezing in the winter. A lot like England, for comparison.

Where did the name Copenhagen come from?

Originally from the Danish name 'København', which means the 'Merchant's port' (Køber = merchant; havn = port). It may have passed via German to English, since it's 'Kopenhagen' in German. (Like other harbour cities around the rim of the Baltic sea there were traditionally a significant German minority in Copenhagen).

What is there to do in Malmo Sweden?

There are many cafes and bars to visit while in Malmo, Sweden. Tourists can also visit the opera and music theater or visit the biggest festival in Sweden, called Malmofestivalen.

How long is the train ride from Amsterdam to Copenhagen denmark?

Typically the train departing Brussels Midi at 1125 hours daily is scheduled to arrive at Amsterdam Central at 1406 on same day. All trains between the two cities stop at Antwerp, Rotterdam, The Hague and Schiphol en route.

Who is the king of Copenhagen?

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark, and Margrethe ll is the queen.

What is a city in Denmark other than Copenhagen?

Antwerp, Or Osterbrogade, with th o with a line through it.

What is a person from Copenhagen called?

A danish, a dane or in danish: københavner

What is special about Denmark?

Denmark is to the north of Germany.

Denmark is considered to be one of the four Nordic countries of Europe (the others being Norway, Sweden and Iceland). It is the southernmost of these, lying southwest of Sweden, and south of Norway (Iceland is far off in the North Atlantic). It is bordered to the south by Germany. The Baltic Sea lies to the east of Denmark and the North Sea lies to the west. The country consists of a large peninsula, Jutland (aka Jylland), and many islands; the largest are Zealand (aka Sjælland), Funen (aka Fyn), Vendsyssel-Thy (although this is sometimes lumped with Jutland), Lolland, Falster, and Bornholm. A hundred or so minor islands making up the "Danish Archipelago" lie around Jutland in the North Sea and Baltic Sea and are part of Denmark.

Greenland could also be considered part of Denmark although it is now an autonomous country with Denmark only exercising control in foreign relations. Greenland, of course, is located between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans east of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago of North America and is categorized as part of North America.
DENMARK is a country in Northern Europe.

What is the capital Copenhagen?

Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark.

Main aims of the Copenhagen summit?

The purpose of the Copenhagen Climate Council is to create global awareness of the importance of the Un Climate Summit in Copenhagen, December 2009.

When does Copenhagen southern blend come out?

I heard from one of the stores I go to that the rep just showed them the info this week and it will be available the end of May.

What happened to Copenhagen Denmark after the Holocaust?

The question seem to imply that Copenhagen as whole was a target of the Holocaust, which would be a bit of an exaggeration. There were approx. 7.000 Jews living in Denmark at the time of the German occupation - most of them in Copenhagen. With the exception of people who due to old age or illness were unable to travel, almost all Jews were saved from the Holocaust due to a number of factors (like a German official warning Danish politicians, a popular active support of the secret evacuation of Jews to coastal towns and via boats on to neutral Sweden). They stayed in Sweden until the war was over after which they returned to Denmark and Copenhagen. (PS: some apparently didn't have the patience to wait it out in Sweden and quickly snug back to Denmark and joined the resistance movement. PPS: The German official who spilled the beans, Duchwitz, became a West-German ambassador to Denmark in the 50's).

How can you call the Copenhagen summit a success?

Only a few people would call it a success, but those who do say that the process has been re-started after a de facto moratorium since Kyoto. Countries will (to an so far unknown extent) work towards reductions in green house gasses - and among them will be USA who rejected Kyoto.

Can you freeze your Copenhagen to keep it fresh?

Freezing it can actually make it stale and dry out faster when you take it out. It is best to keep it in the refrigerator.