Copenhagen's Nyhavn (New Harbour) (photo © Scanrail / dreamstime.com).
Copenhagen's Nyhavn (New Harbour) (photo © Scanrail / dreamstime.com).
From Amsterdam through southern Scandinavia
One of the longer journeys in this book, this route is rich in maritime character. Most of the cities along the way have developed through sea trade or their links with the sea, although none is really on an open coast. We’ll visit places shaped by the Hanseatic League and feel the sea breeze on this journey through four countries.
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Whether you are making a long grand tour or just planning a couple of weekend breaks, Europe by Rail is the perfect guide. The book describes 52 key routes in detail. Together, they span mainland Europe and the British Isles. Find out more about the guidebook below.
