A short stopover in CPH, so I'm visiting Ringstedt station
Domestic train at CPH airport station
It is possible to walk through coupled IC3 trains
Not super crowded as it usually is on many trains in Denmark
New train from this year is the Railjet between Copenhagen and Prague, operated by CD
Danish Vectron is used between Copenhagen and Hamburg Altona
This train is a major improvement as it has a real dining car
Here it is - the Restaurant car
MX 1029 from Viking Rail
Unfortunately for many holiday travelers, the railways in Denmark are due for renovation every summer, this year as well. Bus replacement between 11 and 19 July, and partial single-track operation the rest of the summer.
I think this is a never-ending project
The information is clear; on the other hand, if everything is properly organized, it should not be a problem
A car transport train is arriving at Ringstedt
A batch of electric VW
Each IC3 train is named after a famous person
Ernst-Hugo Järegård was playing in the TV series "Riget" (The Kingdom) by Lars von Trier
Eurocity train between Copenhagen and Hamburg is now also operated with Talgo cars, which is also a major improvement, but there is no dining car on this train.
If I understand correctly, there have been some issues with these cars, so only a limited number are in service. Since the older DB Intercity cars are being returned, the only option left is IC3 cars and replacement buses for certain services.
Finally, a freight train is coming
EG 3107
The line between Ringsted and Slagelse is partially single-tracked, so there are far fewer passenger trains during this period, as freight trains also run on this line.
EG 3105 with a Carlsberg train
Beer for the people
I'm heading back on the double deck car
Høje Taastrup
Copenhagen Central
Ørestad
This time my plane is departing from gates A, which means there is a long walk
Small service on a small plane
ATR-72 on the route Copenhagen-Gdansk
No trainspotting in Poland, but a tasty soup from a plate made of bread
