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Copenhagen got its name from the word křben-havn, meaning "merchants' harbour." because of its position on the “the Sound”, the body of water between Denmark and Sweden, guarding the entrance to the Baltic. Copenhagen is a city with much charm, as reflected in its canals, narrow streets, and old houses. Its most famous resident was Hans Christian Andersen, whose memory still lives on. A liveable and relatively calm city, filled with museums, restaurants, cafés, lively nightlife and the playful street musicians and performers.
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 Copenhagen is small, and can be explored on foot. Or rent a bike. An efficient transit system offers unlimited travel on buses and suburban trains. Ferries travel up and down the canal with lovely vistas along the way.
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Copenhagen Airport located 10 km southeast of downtown. The drive from the airport to downtown is quick and easy, public transportation is excellent and cheaper than other options. SAS coach buses leave the terminal every 15 minutes. Taxis are available and there are 3 trains an hour into Copenhagen.
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