Odense; Friday, 05 October, 2018

After my meeting on Thursday I’d swapped hotels (the Radisson being strangely more expensive mid-week than at the weekend meaning I’d slept in the CabInn before my meeting), and had worked out of my room all day on the Friday, with the added advantage that I could have a bit of lie in and take advantage of the hours time difference from the UK, thought that did mean I then had to work on until well after sunset.

With my laptop powered down and locked away I picked up my camera and headed out into town for a little explore.

The hotel is right in the historic centre of the city and I had a little wander round some of the small streets in this part of town, though getting round appeared to be a little tricky as lots of roads were closed off and there were hoardings everywhere.

Eventually I made it in towards the centre of the city, only to find that the very centre is currently a massive hole, the hoardings closing off a large part of the city centre that is being redeveloped.

I eventually walked round the edge of the cordoned off area and by the time I finally found the northern end of the works site to turn back towards the old town I realised I was up near the station and a couple of cheap restaurants, so I headed up there to grab a bite to eat.

The walk back towards the hotel was equally as complicated as again the hoardings prevented the quickest route, but eventually – having seen much more of the city than I was expecting – I made it back to my hotel and my comfy bed.