København og Bil - Nej vel !
Til jer der kommer i bil så tilbydes der fri parkering ved Thad Jones Vej - og man kan istedet entreer København på en ny og sjov måde ved at benytte havnebussen 904. Se følgende LINK.
http://www.sluseholmen-online.dk/havnebus.html
Havnebussen lægger til lige om hjørnet!
Endvidere er der god busfobindelse med en bus der kører i tidsinterval 4-6 min. Download her busplaner.
http://www.sluseholmen-online.dk/havnebus.html
Havnebussen lægger til lige om hjørnet!
Endvidere er der god busfobindelse med en bus der kører i tidsinterval 4-6 min. Download her busplaner.
| busplan_4a.pdf |
| bus-4a_afgangstider_bdhavnsgade-bellacenter.pdf |
| bus-4a_afgangstider_bdhavnsgade-sjlr_st..pdf |
INFO
Surroundings
Thad Jones Vej is located exactly right. Right here, on the Zealand Bridge, is where the motorways out of the city begin, so for the motorist, both commerce, industri and citylife is close by. We’re just a few gear changes away from the ’Bella Center’ Congress facilities, the new Ørestad quarter’s art, education and media centres, the Copenhagen Int’l Airport, and the Øresund Bridge that takes you straight into the Swedish city of Malmø. And if you turn the other way on the Zealand Bridge you’ll be passing a string of major companies’ headquarters, such as Nokia, Phillips and Sony Ericsson; driving this way, you’ll be in downtown Copenhagen in a couple of minutes.
Next to Thad Jones Vej a piece of old Copenhagen environment remains untouched by the rush of business and urbanization. Life in the fishing port forms a stark contrast to the teeming crowds and noise of the big city. Here life goes on leisurely with a cool beer on a bench or a nice chat over the barbecue on the boat.
The apartment is situated in Sluseholmen, which is also called the “Little Amsterdam”. It is a new developed area in a former industrial area of Southern Copenhagen.
Sluseholmen is only consisting of apartments for living, but the surrounding areas are hotels, a large Metro supermarket and offices. The families who lives the permanently has made this website: http://www.sluseholmen-online.dk/index.html It is in Danish but if you wish we can translate it to German or English.
Road directions
The hotel is easy accesible and located only 7 minutes drive from Copenhagen International Airport.
You can also use the public buses 4A and 30 stopping right outside the “Sluseholmen” Thad Jones Vej.
Check out time tables, prices, etc.
Get road directions here.
Search on our adress: Thad Jones Vej 6, 4 th, 2450 Copenhagen SV
The Harbour Bus
Mostly important for tourists is to know that there is a shuttle harbour bus between Nyhavn (the center of the city) and Sluseholmen leaving one or two times per hour: http://www.sluseholmen-online.dk/index.html
There is also a nearby S-train station and conventional busses to city leaving every ten minutes.
The Harbour Bus is an exciting contribution to the townscape of Copenhagen and makes several daily crossings of the port to Holmen and Christianshavn from Nordre Toldbod, Nyhavn and the Royal Library.
Here you will find the shipping lanes and sailing timetables of the Harbour Bus number 901, 902 and 903.
The Harbour Bus has a stop around the corner from Thad Jones Vej.
Conclusion
The sum of this is, that if you want a down-town apartment, this is not the right apartment for you, but if want a luxury apartment in a new area with an interesting architecture, this could be it.
Thad Jones Vej is located exactly right. Right here, on the Zealand Bridge, is where the motorways out of the city begin, so for the motorist, both commerce, industri and citylife is close by. We’re just a few gear changes away from the ’Bella Center’ Congress facilities, the new Ørestad quarter’s art, education and media centres, the Copenhagen Int’l Airport, and the Øresund Bridge that takes you straight into the Swedish city of Malmø. And if you turn the other way on the Zealand Bridge you’ll be passing a string of major companies’ headquarters, such as Nokia, Phillips and Sony Ericsson; driving this way, you’ll be in downtown Copenhagen in a couple of minutes.
Next to Thad Jones Vej a piece of old Copenhagen environment remains untouched by the rush of business and urbanization. Life in the fishing port forms a stark contrast to the teeming crowds and noise of the big city. Here life goes on leisurely with a cool beer on a bench or a nice chat over the barbecue on the boat.
The apartment is situated in Sluseholmen, which is also called the “Little Amsterdam”. It is a new developed area in a former industrial area of Southern Copenhagen.
Sluseholmen is only consisting of apartments for living, but the surrounding areas are hotels, a large Metro supermarket and offices. The families who lives the permanently has made this website: http://www.sluseholmen-online.dk/index.html It is in Danish but if you wish we can translate it to German or English.
Road directions
The hotel is easy accesible and located only 7 minutes drive from Copenhagen International Airport.
You can also use the public buses 4A and 30 stopping right outside the “Sluseholmen” Thad Jones Vej.
Check out time tables, prices, etc.
Get road directions here.
Search on our adress: Thad Jones Vej 6, 4 th, 2450 Copenhagen SV
The Harbour Bus
Mostly important for tourists is to know that there is a shuttle harbour bus between Nyhavn (the center of the city) and Sluseholmen leaving one or two times per hour: http://www.sluseholmen-online.dk/index.html
There is also a nearby S-train station and conventional busses to city leaving every ten minutes.
The Harbour Bus is an exciting contribution to the townscape of Copenhagen and makes several daily crossings of the port to Holmen and Christianshavn from Nordre Toldbod, Nyhavn and the Royal Library.
Here you will find the shipping lanes and sailing timetables of the Harbour Bus number 901, 902 and 903.
The Harbour Bus has a stop around the corner from Thad Jones Vej.
Conclusion
The sum of this is, that if you want a down-town apartment, this is not the right apartment for you, but if want a luxury apartment in a new area with an interesting architecture, this could be it.
