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1. T h e c o a st= ra ilw a y to E lsin o re .

ft: Tram via the coast-raihvfty from the m ain-station, Norrebro- and 0sterbro-station. b : Steamer from Havnegade (see page 30).

and Klam penborg (see page 43). Klam penborg and vice versa (se 1888). Further the beautiful S trandpark with the yacht- harbour and a large and popu­ lar park, the Orcgaards Park. 2 : Charlottelund has grown up around the forest of Char­ lottelund, where the palace of the same name, the dowager queens summer-residence is situated (see page 202). From Strandvejen one pas­ ses the restau ran t y>Over Stal- den« through the forest to Cbarlot id and Station. To the left a road leads to Chariot tdund trot ting-1rack

c: Tram to H ellerup, C harlottelund d: Tourists-Automobiles Copenhagen, page 47). 1 : Hellerup is situated in the community of Gentofte and forms the most northern sub­ urb of Copenhagen. During the last decade it has grown from being a small and cosy town of Villas to a town of a considerable size w ith many large apartment-houses. In Hellerup are the big brewe­ ries belonging to Tuborg Fa- briker, the much frequented restau ran t of Tuborg Pavilion with the prospect tower in the shape of a beer-bottle (from the Copenhagen exposition in

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