Champions League - 2022/23

[aka blue jambo]

I would hope the food is good in Essen.

It's not the wurst

 

[James2401125]

Any update on Seville away tickets not got long to post out etc especially with the post office being on strike

 

[MCFCOK2305]

Just booked flight over for Copenhagen with me mate. Not sure what to do for coming back. Think were just gonna head to the game, then straight to the airport afterwards to kip and then get the 7:30am back to Stansted.. then back to Dublin. Just to save a few quid as students from Limerick Lol. Wonder if there are lounges to sleep in the airport

 

[jrb]

For anyone going to Copenhagen.

If you need a tour guide all it will cost you is a few beers. ;-)

Aerial maps showing the location of the ground, which is located in Faelled Park. Red marker.

It’s a nice stroll from Osterport train station. The city centre is where most of the hotels are, the river area, and the old town(dense red area on the map) are all a bit further back, but still look walkable. There’s also a metro and public transport.





Use the end of the canal as a guide to where you are. Carry on straight up, left, then right, and you are at the start of the park. Carry on up Oster Alle, a tree lined boulevard and the ground is there.



This is the large junction with the building in the middle of it. That leads from the end of the canal, and further down back into the city centre and the train station mentioned above. Jsut follow the crowds form this point and further back.




The ground is straight and further up on your right In the picture.

The 3 districts closest to the ground are Osterbro, where the ground is, Norrebro, and the City.(centre) Other districts are obviously further out, but most are probably walkable, or catch public transport.

This is a really good website about Copenhagen. It breaks the districts down. Tells you all about them, what they are like, their vibes, bars, restaurants, shopping, etc. There are short videos for most of the districts, where a resident who lives in each districts tells you about it in a nice clear way. Of course there is a red light district ;-), but you’ll have to watch the videos to find out where it is. Click on the link below.

The Copenhagen neighbourhood guide

Copenhagen is divided into a pack of very different yet equally loveable neighbourhoods, each with their own distinct vibes and looks. From gritty and industrial Refshaleøen to the slightly posh and classy Frederiksberg, Copenhagen has a neighbourhood to fit any liking. Dive in and dig deep into...

www.visitcopenhagen.com

 

[Callum_Mcfc]

Where is everyone staying for Dortmund away? Got an air bnb in Düsseldorf but concerned we’ll be only ones there with the hotel prices

 

[didsburyblu]

Any update on Seville away tickets not got long to post out etc especially with the post office being on strike

Suspect these may well be collect in destination

 

[NickyWeaverTheMagician]

Got Edinburgh to Copenhagen £88 each Monday to Wednesday and Bristol to Cologne sorted for £32 quid Monday to Wednesday. Decent in the grand scheme of things but think it may be a case of driving to the airport with how the trains are atm. Both new ones for me so looking forward to them, Seville was too soon to even consider.

 

[Gingers Dad]

Where is everyone staying for Dortmund away? Got an air bnb in Düsseldorf but concerned we’ll be only ones there with the hotel prices

Staying in Cologne. Dusseldorf was too dear.
Trying to find reasonable flight prices from Manchester to Cologne but they keep shifting all the time

 

[bluesmith]

Staying in Cologne. Dusseldorf was too dear.
Trying to find reasonable flight prices from Manchester to Cologne but they keep shifting all the time

Cologne is a great city, i looked at staying there too but was put off by not being able to get back until about quarter past 2 by train after the game.

 

[A J Styles]

Is it absolutely correct that you can use your match ticket for trains from Cologne to Dortmund and vice versa?