| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 223.1 | Simple | MAY20::MINOW | Je suis Marxist, tendance Groucho | Tue Jul 07 1987 21:36 | 7 |
| Train is the simplest. I think you can leave Copenhagen in the morning
and arrive in Oslo by dinnertime. I think you can take an overnight
train, too.
You can also drive. Probably an 8 hour trip.
Martin.
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| 223.2 | by boat | COP01::STS | SVEND THEILL SORENSEN | Wed Jul 08 1987 06:32 | 12 |
| You should take the boat from Copenhagen to Oslo. It leaves at 5
p.m. and arrives in Oslo at 9 a.m.
It is a very pleasant trip and if you are awake at aroun 5 a.m.
you'll see the Oslo Fjord which is very beautiful.
There is a decent restaurant, a cople of bars and a night club or
disko - and it's tax free prices.
It's cheaper than flying and around the same as by train.
Outlaw
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| 223.3 | | DIEHRD::MAHLER | Don't touch me. I'm all slimy! | Mon Aug 24 1987 15:29 | 14 |
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According to the French National Train Information center
in New York [212 582-2110], the train leaves from Copenhagen
and is direct to Oslo but with stops and no transfering necessary.
Cost:
$84 First Class
$55 Second Class with no discount for Round Trip purchase.
It is a 10 hour ride.
How does this costs compare with the ferry?
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