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MSC Euribia in Copenhagen 08/06. Nieuw Statendam was "blocking" the front (although she left when we were leaving the port), so was only able to get decent pictures from this angle 😝

Go to Tivoli, you can easily spend all day/evening there. If you leave through the Food Hall, you can come back again the same day.

You can also just spend some time in the Food Hall, alot of excellent food there. Free entrance (not the food though obviously).

Why would the ship leave 11:59 PM? You cropped the picture, but I guess the ship is staying in Hamburg for the night, and leaves the next evening.

On 5/23/2023 at 1:38 AM, cruisin73 said:

Tonight was formal night and we were celebrating our anniversary too. We ate at 150 Central Park.  I had the Cesar salad that was made table side.  It was very good.  I can’t remember what I had for dinner but I did have the fried cheesecake for dessert which  was delicious.

 

We ate at 150 Central Park on day 2 aswell. Don't know when you were there, but judging from your pictures we would have been on your right in the middle of the restaurant. Same waiter aswell. Tenderloin and Cheesecake was amazing.

7 hours ago, steve thfc said:

I never saw Mercedes the cruise director on Symphony. I sent Royal a pretty poor survey.  They are trying to be Carnival and capture that market. Trying Virgin in Sept. Cruised with Princess before. Will try Celebrity also.  No more Royal.  Luckily spent 2 days after cruise in Barcelona. All my favourite restaurants. 3 focs, 9 reinas still great 

Saw her plenty of times. 'Hector is Magic', the Comedy Show, Captains Corner. Even hosted one or two shows in On Air. If you're in your cabin grumping all day, you might have missed her of course.

I am Danish and live in Copenhagen, so just my two cents.

You can easily take public transportation and/or a taxi, it is completely safe. Also alone. Alot of people are using public transportation, especially in the city centre, so you will not even feel alone. Most of bus drivers are very helpful if you're not sure where to go.

Taxis are very expensive in Denmark, and when we've cruised from Copenhagen we've taken a bus all the way to the terminal.

I suggest taking the metro to Orientkaj (last stop on the line) from CPH Central Station or from Kongens Nytorv (which even connects to/from the airport). From Orientkaj you can walk (approx. 2 km.) or take a bus to the terminal (Oceankaj). Bus 25 and 164 both operates this route, and bus 25 ONLY operates this route and drives when there's a ship in port.