Amsterdam 🇳🇱 to Copenhagen 🇩🇰: 12 hours First-Class Train Journey | ICE Train 🚆

Join me and my wife on an unforgettable journey from Amsterdam, Netherlands, to Copenhagen, Denmark! This trip included three trains, including an ICE train, spanning a total of 12 hours of travel time. Along the way, we enjoyed beautiful views of Dutch, German, and Danish landscapes. Cost: For this adventure, we used one travel day from our Interrail pass. The ICE trains did not require any additional fees. However, for the first train, we paid 8 euros per person for reservations, and for the third train, we paid 16 euros per person. In addition to train costs, we spent 15 euros on two soups and Nutella on the train. In Copenhagen, we enjoyed a meal at a restaurant for 50 euros. This brings our total expenses to 113 euros. If you're enjoying our content, consider subscribing to stay updated with our latest travels. We hope you enjoy our videos! Do you have any questions about our video? Feel free to ask them in the comments! PS: Right now, there's a fantastic discount on Interrail passes! Until July 18th, you can get 20% off almost all passes. If you've been thinking about traveling, now is the perfect time to take advantage of this great offer! If you're interested, you can have a look on the Interrail website. https://www.interrail.eu/en 00:00 Introduction 00:43 Amsterdam Central and First Train 05:19 Netherlands-Germany Border and Osnabrück 08:16 Second Train to Hamburg 12:05 Third Train to Copenhagen 13:30 Rendsburg Viaduct 17:37 Great Belt Bridge 20:14 Thank You for Watching! Corrections: 18:16 It took 60 minutes instead of 70 minutes