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Explore the Beautiful Denmark with a Car Rental

Denmark is a monarch country in the Northern part of Europe that has two extra abroad constituent nations that form the important regions of the sovereignty. The two overseas countries are the Greenland in the North America, and the Faroe Islands in the north Atlantic. The country has a huge peninsula, and a group of Islands such as Funen, Falster, Zealand, Lolland and Bornholm among others usually referred to as the Danish Archipelago.

Transport in Denmark

Visiting this great country is an experience of a lifetime since it has so much to offer. There are so many means of transport that one can use in order to explore the various places of this country. Some of the different means of transport that one can use are:

Buses-this is the most common means of transportation among the local. The routes of the busses connect the rural with the urban regions in the country. Lately, the services of the bus have been extended to Copenhagen and Hanstholm, Fredrickshavn and Esbjerg among other cities.

Car rental -since this country has a good network of roads, car rental is the best option for you if you wish to visit as many places as you want. The rates of car rental can differ from US $79 to $290, depending on the period and model of the car. Hiring a car for three days, will cost you an approximate of $390 with an inclusive VAT and insurance will be charged as well. You should note that this is not inclusive of the fuel costs. A lot of car rental companies have an age limit of 18 to 28 years when hiring a car. In addition, a legal driving license is required. Most of the car rental companies accept credit cards. You could also get cheap car hire when you book online.

The places to drive to in Denmark with your rental car

There are a lot places you can visit while having a good time in Denmark with your rental car.

The Kronborg Castle around Halsingor-this is the best place to visit in Denmark. This famous castle was the inspiration of Shakespeare in his play Hamlet. This place is visited by a lot of tourists every single year.

The Oresund Bridge connecting Sweden and Denmark-the bridge connects to Sweden and Denmark and it carries around 6000 travels by use of car every single day. The fee for getting across the bridge is paid at the fee station, which happens to be on the Swedish part.

The old town of Arhus-Arhus, an old city in Denmark, has a great history. This city has got so many stunning houses, shops, foods and drinks and many other things to see. The good thing about this city is that kids get to it free of charge.

The Amelieborg Castle in Copenhagen-This happens to be the winter place of Denmark’s royalty. This castle combines four palaces plus a courtyard. People who travel to this castle see guards changing every single day or get into the palaces.

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