Getting to the festival area is much easier if you will take the public transport because parking is limited in areas close to Havneparken, Islands Brygge. A free boat shuttle is also offered between Island Brygge and Kalvebod Brygge. This festival is open for all ages and registration in accommodated online. During the event, audience will get to witness Denmark’s longest line dance event, numerous sports events like gymnaetics, taekwandoo, some water events like the kayak polo, big splash, children’s activities and a whole lot more.

When joining or witnessing the event, one will never have to worry about transportation, as public transport is available. In addition, foods will never be a problem because Cultural Harbour will not let its spectors feel hungry giving them numerous opportunities to buy their delicious meal and their favorite hot or cold drinks. Island Brygge Havnepark has two outdoor cafes, which are located at Verdenskulturplænen and between Den Store Plæne and Den Maritime Plæne. There is also this bar located next to Multiscenen that serves beer, water, and wine. To those who are at the Kalvebod Brygge will surely enjoy their hot and cold drinks, lunch, dishes, salads, and more at the Café IDAbryggen, and Copenhagen Island Hotel.

The castle opens at 11 in the morning and closes at different time for different holidays and occasions. Children who are 17 years old and below are free while adults are charged 70 kr. Group discounts are also applied to a minimum of 12 people and they are charged at the discounted amount of 55 kr. per person. Students and seniors are charged at 45 kr. while photo permission is at 20 kr.

Guided tours to the castle are also available in Danish and will last for approximately 1 to 1 ½ hours. If you want to avail of this offer, booking t weeks ahead is required.

Since its acquisition is 1976, Rosenborg continues to grow and when H.R.H. Prince Henrik was became chairman of the board, the collections grew to over 3,000 objects.

Everyone will also get the chance to purchase his or her desired items at the Museum Shop, which is located opposite to the ticket office in the Gate House. The shop sells numerous items like silk scarf, Christian IV’s tablecloth, prayer book, tray, Queen Anna Sophie’s Playing Cards, Frederik II Tie, Tie Christian IV, Paper Dolls, Christian IV and Kirsten Munk, and many more.

Dining at the castle will never be a problem, as packed launches are allowed to be eaten at the covered tables at Traktorstedet café and restaurant. Getting into the restaurant does not require the guests to purchase tickets to the Rosenborg. They have the same opening hours like the castle and accept groups of 15-30 people after the opening hours.

When the Smukfest Festival started in 1980, they have 7 bands performing in front of the 600 crowds. With their 21 volunteer that time, the festival has generated a turnover of 14,000 Danish Kroner. In just a span of 30 years, Smukfest Festival is now Denmark’s second largest festival. In 2008, the festival has 180 performing artists in front of its 45,000 audience. The 21 volunteers at the start has suddenly grown into 10,500 and got the impressive turnover of DKK 100million.

The 2007 festival has consumed 150,000 liters of draught beer, 130,000 bottles of Thor, a Danish beer, 75,000 liters of spring water, 7,000 bottles of vodka, and 3 crates of Faxe Free.

The festival in held in a forest environment with numerous festival sites and green plants around. Tickets are sold online. Children below 7 years old are free but must have at least an adult to accompany. Kids 7 to 14 years old must pay the children’s price while 14 years and above will pay the regular ticket price. The festival have free tentcamp around however this year, Can Sleeps will already be available. The place also have a local pharmacy, stalls that sell foods from all around the globe, visa cash dispensers, a shuttle bus that will take the audience to and from one festival area to another.

Going to and from Smukfest Festival can be easily done through train or bus.

This year, the festival is happening from September 30 to October 4, 2009. This year’s five days festival has the theme of CHICAGO BLUES. The five-day event is full of nothing but blues concerts from known local and international blues artists including Eddy Clearwater, Thorbjorn Risager Band and a whole lot more. In addition, the festival will also be holding 10 short, free afternoon blues concerts at the main stage, which is at the Festplads.

There will also be a Gospel concert during the festival week and for this year’s concert, the Ladies Sing the Blues will be transforming into Ladies Sing the Gospel and will be presenting and performing at the Christian’s Church. This Sunday event is perfect for families to hang out and have some fun with their kids and partner. Another Sunday event includes the Blues sermon at the Grundtvigs Church, which features Troels Jensen, H.P. Lange og Jarno Varsted, and Blues brunch at Pilegardens at 11 am.

Aside from the great performances that entertain audiences from all over the world, the festival also has their blues awards that are already have been awarded to numerous recipients. This year’s festival will feature Duck and Cover at Bartof, Poorboy Poul and Thorbjorn Risager at Roedovre, and the Roots Jam at Mojo as closing performances of the Blues Copenhagen Festival 2009.

Places to stay when in the park will never be a problem with their various types of places to stay like the camping site, cabins, holiday cottages, family tents, and the water complex.

Aside from the wonderful and refreshing flowers, the Jesperhus also has many activities available for their guests of all ages. Activities include bowling, creative workshop, indoor sports and games, miniature golf, bicycle and more.

The 8 hectares park houses thousands of flowers including the herbaceous perennial, cactuses, and succulents. In addition, the flower park consists of three parts that include the zoo with tropical animals called the jungle zoo wherein kids and adults alike can crawl from trunk to trunk, jump from stone to stone, or swing along and keep themselves on top of the trees and take the suspension bridge to take them back safely on the ground. The flower with fairytale like arrangements is the second part of the park and has sculptures, waterfalls, and animal figure. The third part of the park is the amusement part wherein guests can enjoy in the merry-go-rounds, bouncers and many more.

Apart from the wonderful park, zoos, and more, the Jesperhus also has the 4D cinema allowing their guests to view great movies in 4D visual effects.

Booking your tickets to the park has never been easy with their online booking available and is accessible through their website.

The park opens at 10 and closes at different times depending on the season. Prices are very affordable at DKK175 for adults, DKK145 for kids below 12, DKK145 for seniors, and DKK 120 for a group of 15 people. Kids below 3 years old are free.

Visitors and tourists from all over the world will surely enjoy the festival as it presents numerous events from cultural shows to live theater shows to puppetry, circus, theater dance and more. Spectators of the said event old and new will surely be glad with the 2011 festival because for the first time in history, the event will simultaneously take place in two cities.

Aside from the shows and presentations, other events will also take place during the whole congress, which include seminars, workshops, master classes, lectures, readings, discussion forums, and more. Like the usual event program, the Congress will have its grand official opening ceremony, a festive, cozy and friendly festival café and night bar, receptions and late night entertainment, and a fun and exciting closing party.

The 2011 Congress has the intention to reflect the “here and now” contemporary children’s theater. They are also aiming to present 25-30 performances in two cities with 5-6 presentations in each performance, which will surely bring joy to many of its audiences.

Applications for performance and proposal for workshops and seminars for the said event are all available in their website. The program proper will also be available by January in 2011.

Aside from the live animals that the tourists will enjoy while in the Zoo, they can also bring home with them their favorite zoo animal through the zoo’s Zoo Shop that sells numerous items including stuffed toys. The shop has always something new to offer, that is why it is advisable to visit the shop when visiting the Zoo.

Aside from touring around the zoo and interacting with the animals, the Aalborg Zoo is also holding various events for their guests including the children’s party, keeper of the day, tour of the zoo, rent the zoo for a day, and rent the zoo’s auditorium.

Holding a children’s birthday requires and minimum of 10 children of 5-11 years old and will last for 1 ½ to 2 hours. The celebration includes the children to help feed the animals, getting close to the animals in school service, and finding treasures at the zoo. There are three menus to choose from and each menu already includes a lemonade or soft drink.

The Keeper of the Day on the other will let the guests feel the animals of their choice and will last from 9am to 3pm. This activity is allowed for guests from 12 years old.

Those who wanted to experience the zoo by themselves, they can also rent the zoo for the day and the keeper will make sure that you will have a remarkable experience. One can also rent the auditorium with facilities for their events.

The zoo opens at 9am in most days and closes differently.