Copenhagen Rental Cars
Alamo rental car discounts in Copenhagen, Denmark and surrounding areas
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Alamo
Car Rental
and Rental Car Choices have gotten together to give you the best service and
savings in the car rental business. Alamo Car Rental has been a leader in the
car rental business since 1974 and will give you the best service, savings and
quality available anywhere. Alamo Rental Car and Rental Car Choices will get you
into the best car without hassles, problems or worries, reasons why we have the
kind of reputation that has kept us a leader in the rental car business for so
long. Alamo does not require a credit card and you just need to be 21 years of
age. So the next time you go on vacation, let Alamo take care of everything
including great discounts.
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Many visitors prefer to rent a car when they travel
to Copenhagen, Denmark. By renting a car in Copenhagen, you will be more
flexible on your vacation, and could be less expensive than other modes of
travel. You can pick up your rental car at or near the Copenhagen Airport and
have a choice of rentals available. You can chose a compact, mid-size, full
size, luxury car, minivan or SUV at the Copenhagen Car Rental and be on your way
without problems or worries of any kind.
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Make your
trip to Copenhagen more memorable by visiting some of the landmarks and
attractions we have listed for you: Amalienborg, Borsen, Den Lille Havfrue,
Faelledparken, Frederikskirken, Glytoteket, Kongens Have/Rosenborg Slotshave,
Louis Tussauds Voksmuseum, Nationalmuseet, Rosenborg Slot, Stroget, Vor Frelsers
Kirke, Vor Frue Kirke, National Art Museum, Round Tower, Hirschsprung
Collection, Copenhagen City Museum, Copenhagen Zoo, Viking Ship Museum, Molleaen
River, Geological Museum and H.C. Andersen Tour. The best way to enjoy the city
is with a reliable and worry free auto from the Copenhagen Car Rental or
Copenhagen Minivan Rental.
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Budget Rental Car discounts in
Copenhagen, Denmark and surrounding areas
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Denmark is full of exciting things to do from tourist hotspots to local shopping, dining, museums, and so much more! Get your fill of the action by driving around in your very own rental car from Budget Rental Cars. Save a boat load of cash with coupons for Budget and have a great time doing it! Get yourself a vehicle to pack the kids and family into and take a ride to the Bakkehus Museum to see the rich blend of culture that happened in the 1800’s due to the Rahbeks. Take the time to see the sights and spend less on a rental car from Budget Rental Cars.
Budget Rental Car Discount Coupons
With discount coupon codes for Budget you’ll save money renting a vehicle that will get you around to see the many sights of Copenhagen. The people and places you meet and see will truly inspire you so don’t miss any of them. The best part is you can save all kinds of money on your rental with coupon codes for Budget. Arrive at the airport and get you a pull of a great rental car with tons of options. You will be glad you chose a company with the most with low prices and great discounts.
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Copenhagen Airport Budget Car Rentals
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Alamo Rental Cars and Rental Car Choices have teamed up to offer some of the
wonderful attractions and tours available in Copenhagen for your interests:
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Borsen
Otherwise known as the stock exchange, this is one of the oldest and most
magnificent structures in the city, erected by Christian IV in 1620; who wanted
the city to become a major financial center similar to Amsterdam. Built above
the water, with filled-in foundations, since water was around the structure on 3
sides; it has endured many fires that have damaged the city over the years.
Created to hold meetings between the Danes and foreign merchants, it was home to
numerous shops and the bottom floor used to sell anything and everything.
Beautifully adorned with dormer windows, the most interesting architectural
signature is the spire; that has the entwined tails of four dragons and three
crowns set on top that represent the three Nordic countries of Sweden, Denmark
and Norway.
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Botanisk Have
Created in 1874, the Botanical Gardens are a serene place set in the middle
of Copenhagen with the beauty of nature surrounding you. Rare trees, medicinal
plants, rock gardens and wild Danish plants from heath and moor adorn the
wonderful area creating a sense of well being and calmness, sometimes necessary
in the hectic times of commerce and life. Palm House is filled with incredibly
gorgeous orchids, cacti and palm trees, with the Botanical Museum and
observatory within the nature park.
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Amalienborg
Created to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Oldenborg House, Frederik V,
built these four palaces around a square. The four are; Christian VII's palace
Moltkes, Christian IX's palace Schackske, Christian VIII's palace Levetzaus and
Frederik VIII's palace Brockdorfske. The best of the four is Moltkes. It became
the royal family's home in 1794 when Christiansborg burned and has been the main
palace ever since. The most prominent feature of the square is the statue of
Frederik V sitting astride a horse, and all these creations give a marvelous
impression.
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Charlottenborg
The palace was formerly the home of Ulrik Gyldenlove, but was purchased in
1700 by the dowager Queen Charlotte Amalie. It has since become the Royal Danish
Academy of Art plus containing a wonderful library dedicated to art. Here
recognized and new artists show their works and the palace is famous for these
exhibitions.
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H. C. Andersen Tour
Living the majority of his life in Copenhagen, the Danish fairytale writer
Hans Christian Andersen lived near the harbor and walked the streets of Nyhavn,
his home was here at #20, the Royal Theater where he worked and Tivoli Gardens
which fascinated him so much so that he became inspired to write. It was here
that he wrote his first fairy tales in 1835, moving down to #67 in 1845; and
later he returned to the area at #18 in 1873 and died in 1875, at the age of 70.
A bronze statue of the Little Mermaid, which he wrote in 1837, was erected near
the harbor in 1913, and is one of the most favorite destination of visiting
people and photographed more than any other statue in the world.
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Bakkehus Museum
Kamma and Knud Lyne Rahbek lived here in the early 1800s creating an
environment conducive to the meeting of the great culturists of that era. This
unique museum has somehow continued to carry the ambience and mood of the
meetings and the people who ventured here. It is now home to many great literary
and cultural histories regarding this era.
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