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Hamlet's Castle and a Side Trip to Sweden

June 26, 1960


View 1950 - Post War Europe on greatgrandmaR's travel map.

Hamlet's castle Helsinger Denmark

Hamlet's castle Helsinger Denmark


My mother was very into all the literature types of things so of course we had to visit Hamlet's Castle. Her note says "Very interesting - take sturdy shoes"
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When we went to see Hamlet's castle in Kronborg in 1950, we discovered that we could almost see Sweden and there was a ferry that went across. We had planned to visit ten countries, but when the ship was a day late, we missed going to Luxembourg. If we took the ferry across, we could pick up an extra country and make a round ten countries for our trip.
RR Station at Helsingor Denmark - from boat we took to Sweden

RR Station at Helsingor Denmark - from boat we took to Sweden

leaving Elsinore, Denmark

leaving Elsinore, Denmark


There are still frequent ferries across, and the trip takes only 20 minutes. According to the website:
All the Helsingborg Ferries have been recently modernised to high standards and are equipped with all the latest facilities such as restaurants and bars, spacious lounges, Cafes, toilets and disabled facilities.
Helsingborgs Fyr lighthouse - entering harbor

Helsingborgs Fyr lighthouse - entering harbor

Helsingborgs Fyr lighthouse

Helsingborgs Fyr lighthouse

Turrets - city hall

Turrets - city hall

Posted by greatgrandmaR 11:12 Archived in Sweden

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