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55° 42' N - 12° 37' is the exact
position of Copenhagen if you consult
a nautical chart. Copenhagen is by many travellers
considered one of the highlights on cruises in
the Nordic waters, and indeed, in recent years Copenhagen has become a leading cruise port in this part of Europe.
Most of the world's cruise lines with the Baltic
and the Norwegian Fjords itineraries visit Copenhagen
as a port of call. The Copenhagen Port hosts more
than 300 cruise calls a year carrying more than
600,000 passengers.
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Beside the lovely pier of Langelinie, which is the main passenger pier for cruises, there is Freeport Terminal, and quays in the urban area. Smaller ships can berth at the city centre.
Quays close to the centre
Langelinie is situated only few minutes walk from the Little Mermaid. The other attractions nearby are: Geffion Fountain and Amalienborg Palace. You are in the city centre after 10 minutes drive from the port; Copenhagen Airport is 10 km away, (10 minutes drive).
From Langelinie, and from
Freeport, the bus # 26 will take you to Kongens Nytorv, where at Magasin there is Copenhagen Cruise Lounge reserved for cruise passengers. Naturally, there is also taxi service at the port. Free "City Bikes" can be collected at Langelinie pier.
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