Copenhagen - no. 2 in the Liveable Index
Copenhagen is among the 25 Most Liveable Cities 2010 nominated by the English magazine Monocle. Liveable Cities are defined as cities where human life can thrive, because they are easy to navigate, diverse, pulsing and full of opportunities.
Monocle highlights Copenhagen's beautiful architecture, functional design, climate awareness, bicycle culture, the citizens' sense of solidarity and general high level of safety as factors that place Copenhagen high in the top of the world's most liveable cities. An extra plus is the number of high quality restaurants, that phase two of the metro is about to go live, that the airport is a joy and that you can bike safely through the city. We have good reasons to be proud of Copenhagen.
When Monocle publish "The Most Liveable Cities index" it is spread to frontpages, newsletters, blogs etc. People around the world become aware of Copenhagen, and many may want to pay a visit. The figures look quite good already. The first half of 2010 has brought more visitors to the city, and the increase seems to continue.
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'Who killed the electric car'
Chris Paine came to visit us at Hotel Kong Arthur. Chris Paine is the Director of the documentary ”Who Killed the Electric Car” - one of the most earning documentaries in the USA ever. The film explores the reasons for the limited commercialization of the electric vehicle and the roles of automobile manufacturers, the oil industry and the the US government.
Chris Paine is working on his next film: ”Revenge of the Electric Car”, which will be released in 2011, and in that connection he visited the Roskilde Festival, where Roskilde's CO2 E-Race had end station.
CO2 E-race and container hotel at the Roskilde Festival
Brøchner Hotels particpated in the CO2 E-race in Roskilde. The E-race cars was presented behind the famous orange scene, where the cars could be 'admired'. Brøchner Hotels' electric cars was also lent to the festival for internal use.
In the Green Bootcamp festival guests could stay comfortable at the container hotel - Green Comfort: 8 containers with a total of 16 individually furnished rooms equipped with toilet, bath, minibar, bathrobes and what more belongs to a better hotel room. Brøchner Hotels sponsored hotel articles. The Green Bootcamp was the green area of the Roskilde Festival where tents of recycled materials, renewable energy and various climate and environmental activities was to be found. |
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Brøchner Hotels has joined Facebook. Visit us there, keep yourself updated about Brochner Hotels, Copenhagen and get 'Lastminute' offers. Click here »
Several of Brochner Hotels corporate clients have won tickets to the Stevie Wonder concert in Copenhagen on July 16 inclusive accommodation at Kong Arthur - And in June Brøchner Hotels Facebook friends could win 'Girls Night Out' at Hotel Fox with a spa treatment and dinner at Sushitreat.
We are pretty sure that this is the best hotel offer for families in Copenhagen - even if you compare the rate with accomodation at a hostel, where linen and breakfast are extras. Read more »
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