Pictures from Copenhagen Port

[Danish viking]

Here are some pictures from where the cruise ships are docking, all the pictures are taken in 2005.

 

Star Princess at the Freeport Terminal where most of the big ships are docking.

 

 

 

 

Aida Blu, Regatta and Costa Europa at the Langeliniekaj.

 

 

 

 

 

[swdke]

Good pictures, thanks for sharing. I wish I was there now.

 

Steve

[edste]

Thanks for the pictures. I also wish I was going there now instead of next year.

[Danish viking]

thank you, but they are very big.

 

But here are some more.

 

Braemer at Nordre Toldbod ( besides the Maersk HQ)

 

 

 

The Cruise Ferry Pearl of Scandinavia (ex. Star Aquarius from Star Cruises)

 

 

 

Pearl and Crown of Scandinavia sails between Copenhagen, Helsingborg and Oslo.

 

[Danish viking]

Bonus Info.

 

The summer is now coming to Denmark.

 

The text says

Tomorrow, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Manday and Thuesday.

[KINGBOBOFTHENORTH]

Hey, Danish Viking. Nice pictures!

 

We sailed on the DFDS Crown of Scandinavia last summer on the COPENHAGEN - OSLO - HELSINGBORG 2-night citybreak cruise. Your photograph is interesting in that it shows both the Crown of Scandinavia and Pearl of Scandinavia in Copenhagen at the same time. How is this possible since they depart from opposite ports each night to maintain the daily service between the two cities?

 

I thought Crown was a larger ship however it appears that Pearl is much bigger.

 

BobK/Orlando

[Danish viking]

It is a old picture (june 2001), at that time the Queen of Scandinavia sailed on that route and Pearl was waiting to replace it, Queen now sails on the Newcastle (UK) - Amsterdam route with the King of Scandinavia.

 

And yes Pearl its a little bit bigger.

 

Info on all the precent and old DFDS Ferries can be seen here.

 

http://www.faktaomfartyg.com/dfds_rederi.htm

 

In the public schools in Denmark there is a "work week" where you visit a company and working like a normal emplyee and in 8th grade i was on the Crown and played Captain. ;-)