Blogs from Eskebjerg, Denmark, Europe

Hi Everyone We flew from Bergen to Copenhagen in Denmark and the unthinkable happened,went to pick up my suitcase and it wasn’t there, Had to go and fill out forms,keeping everybody waiting at the bus. The next day they sent it to the hotel,that was a relief,couldn’t contemplate no suitcase on the cruise!!allgood We spent yesterday morning on a coach for 3 hrs around the city of Copenhagen,it was very interesting place,very old,with some amazing buildings,we saw the famous little mermaid . In the afternoon we took a canal cruise for 1 hour,and saw where Princess Mary and Frederick lives. We are now packing up and leave Hotel at midday to go to the cruise terminal,to board our MSC cruise Enjoy the pictures Love KS... read more

Went to a museum in Nuremburg yesterday about Hitler and how the Nazi party started, really informative if not the most fun filled activity. Then the long drive to Prague. Tom drive it and I think he was happy to be rid of the car at the end of the stint. Then a few drinks in the hostel followed by a late night. Early rise for me (6:00 run as promised) but them straight back to bed. When everyone eventually woke up we spent the day walking round Prague and now we're all shattered. It's been really hot but really good fun. Vienna tomorrow... read more

1st leg of our Tour - Ribe, Denmark with day tour in Esbjerg and Copenhagen After our overnight train travel with the City Night Line (CNL) from Baden, Switzerland via Hamburg, Germany our first stop is in Ribe, Denmark. Ribe lies on the southwest of Denmark, just a hop from the Wadden Sea National Park where land and sea provide daily entertainment in the form of unparalleled nature phenomena.. The Wadden Sea is Denmark’s largest National Park and the salt marsh are among the most valuable wetland areas in the world and of crucial importance for breeding birds, fish, ocean mammals and plant life. The Wadden Sea is part of the east Atlantic migration passage used by millions of birds crossing up to 30 countries. Having flown all the way from South Africa, migrating birds use ... read more