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4/12/07
RADIOHEAD ANNOUNCED FOR ROSKILDE 2008
| The City Hotel Monopol, renovated just last year, is situated on the "sunnyside" of the world famous Reeperbahn. |
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| The well stocked bar is a popular rendezvous |
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The very comfortable 3 Star Hotel Ansgar is ideally situated close to Copenhagen's Central Railway Station. |
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| All the recently renovated and modernised rooms have shower/wc and Flat screen TV, a large collection of cable channels, pay TV and VOD. computer facilities including wireless internet access, and direct dial telephone |
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| Day 1: Monday 30th June |
Departing in the afternoon/evening from your local pick up point we make our way to Dover for a late evening ferry to Calais
| Day 2: Tuesday 1st July |
On arrival in France we head directly for Hamburg in the north of Germany, arriving early afternoon at the splendid 3 star City Hotel Monopol on the world famous Reeperbahn. Once checked in your afternoon and evening are at your leisure to explore this famous city.
| Day 3: Wednesday 2nd July |
Checking out
after breakfast we embark on the last part of our journey, to Copenhagen.
A leisurely drive should see us arriving in Copenhagen in the early afternoon.
Hotel clients check in to the 3 Star Hotel Ansgar, while camping clients
make their way to Central Station round the corner (3 minutes walk) for
their 30 minute train journey to the festival site.
IT SHOULD BE POINTED OUT HERE, THAT ALL ACCESS TO THE FESTIVAL SITE IS
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT ONLY, THE TRAIN FROM CENTRAL STATION BEING THE MOST
DIRECT.
| Day 4: Thursday 3rd July to Day 7: Sunday 6th July |
Hotel clients commute daily by train, at their leisure, to and from the festival site.
| Day 8: Monday 7th July |
Camping clients return to Copenhagen Central Station and the Hotel Ansgar. Hotel clients check out and everyone boards the coach for the journey back to Calais.
| Day 9: Tuesday 8th July |
Arriving in Calais in the early hours, we board the ferry for Dover and the onward journey home