| Page Views: 2,384 Last Visit to Dragør: October, 1988 | Dragør Just Outside Copenhagen by lmkluque - last update: Jan 30, 2006 |
UNDER CONSTRUCTION, PLEASE RETURN LATER | Getting near the Pedestrian Street |
Welcome to My Dragør page,
Dragor is the village I stayed in while visiting this part of Danmark. It was the home of one of my Danish students and his mother generously invited me to stay at her home.
Dragor is an ancient village full of Danish history and there are parts of it where the buildings still have thatched roofs! This type of roof is no longer allowed due to the fact that it is an extreme fire hazard, but in this area they are still to be seen and soon will be gone.There are walking-streets in the shopping section and a small utility dock area where the fishermen bring in their catch of the day.
Dragor is about a five minute drive from Copenhagen and probably missed by most tourists. Do yourself a favor and plan to spend at least part of a day here, you won't be disappointed.
While vacationing in Kobenhavn take a day to explore the small fishing village of Dragør just over the bridge.
I Hope You Enjoy Your Visit,
Linda |
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| Pros: | "Full of Ancient Danish History" | | Cons: | "Missed by most tourists" | | In A Nutshell: | "Cross the Bridge and See for Yourself." |
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bugalugs Tue Feb 21, 2006 20:59 UTC
I dont know whether thatch can be made flameproof, but also I would assume that it is a dying trade like so many of the 'older' type trades, which is unfortunate. | 2rs Wed Dec 31, 2003 00:25 UTC
Nice to see a Dragør page. It's a really nice town. I stayed there wile sailing in Denmark last summer, and used it as a base for trips to Copenhagen. | Imbi Fri Nov 7, 2003 17:18 UTC
Beautiful pge. | b1bob Sat Jun 21, 2003 17:00 UTC
Nice jhob. If you don't like the weather there, wait 5 minutes. |
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