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If you stay at the Marriott, ask for a water view room. The view is the best in Copenhagen. The other rooms look out on roof tops and are awful.

The executive room breakfast is great...herring, gravlox, all sorts of breads and fruits. We met some lovely folks who were traveling on RSSC and have become friendly. Turns out one couple is right across the hall from us.

Greg, Gretchen and Sara are really lovely. This board attracts very nice folks. I am sure this trip will be VERY nice. We are already having a great time. Ate dinner at Compass Rose and had a choice of three soups (gazpacho, boullion, and a squash), a cold seafood appetizer, a tuna sashimi, osscobusco, seabass and a veal dish. Service was great.

The turnout at the show was dismal. It was a cute show on the life of HC Andersen. The casino is hopping.The store has lovely things.

I found the area near the ship much more scenic than the area in the center of town and there were lovely stores and a beautiful park. The WWII Resistance Museum shouldn't be missed. You should allow about 2 hours to see it. You can see the little mermaid on the way to see it..about a 15 minute walk from the ship.

Check in was early and a breeze. There are shops across from the ship. If you need sweat shirts or long sleeved shirts you can buy them on board. They are very attractive and have the Voyager and Baltic logo.

All for now..