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In my opinion it is a very desirable place to live. I actually used to live just around the corner on Flensborggade for a couple of years and I really liked it. The area around Enghave Plads (which is right next to Flensborggade/Kongshojgade) is rich with cafes, small shops and various take-away places (mostly pizza and kebab/sharwama places). There are several places to go shopping for groceries nearby (both discount as well as less...

The closest town is Vejle which is about 40 min by bus from Billund Airport. Ribe - Denmark's oldest town - is a nice idyllic town, but is 2+ hours from Billund Airport by bus/train with changes. Hans

Hope the hotel has dark curtains or we wont be getting much sleep. I cant sleep when it is daylight, but i am sure i will learn fast after a few nights of no sleep. Looking forward to the experience though

Kuoni are offering accommodation on one of their ships docked in the harbour. Call them and ask about Ship 15.

Those all sound good. Do we need to rent a car or could we just use public transportation?

It is an experience, and one more detail: since you are so far north, the sun isn't that far below the horizon during the short night in June, so even though the sun may set just before 10 o'clock at night, it's only really dark for a couple of hours, and it'll be more like twilight untill 11 o'clock or so (at least). If you were to go further north, to Oslo or Stockholm for instance, the night is even shorter and it...

Thanx Hippo for reply! Will save this reply ! cheers :) :)

we're arriving in billund and planning to stay about a week. we would like to see copenhagen and some other city/cities... what's the best way to travel around? we are all students, does this give us any discounts on trains or buses? what are your suggestions?

Thanks a lot for your information, very useful :)

Thanks so much for all of the information! I'll be sure to ask you if any other questions come up.