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The Port Of Copenhagen
Copenhagen was a trading and fishing centre by the early 11th century. It is Scandinavia's most vibrant and affordable capital based around two islands Sjaelland and Amager and a harbour.
Consequently it grew from a small fishing village to a major port in the 12 th century. 'Copenhagen' means 'harbour of the merchants'.
The Copenhagen ferry currently connects with Oslo in Norway and docks very close to Nyhavn, a few minutes' walk from the city centre providing instant access to Copenhagen's vast rail and bus network.
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The city is near Malmoring in Sweden. There is a ferry service as well as a new bridge and tunnel link connecting the two cities. Manufacturing in Copenhagen includes ships, pharmaceuticals, beer, machinery, textiles, processed food, furniture, marine engines, and the celebrated Copenhagen porcelain ware.
