Schengen countries..?

Question

Im going to denmark for med-student exchange. Its on Arhus. I have 10 free days, and im planning to visit some of schengen countries like netherlands, france, germany, spain and norway. Is 10days enough? could you help me to set up a route or schedule for visiting some of the countries? Plus.. a note how can i get there..thx;)

Answer 1

While it is nice to visit the main towns in all countries, consider staying in some small towns or villages.
Like one night in a small town in Denmark on the way to Germany, one night in Hamburg, arriving in the evening.
Take an overnight train to your next destination and save one day that way, like to Cologne, one night, afternoon train to Belgium and stay in a small town before getting to Brussels, maybe Namur.
Stay two nights, leave for Brussels in the morning, and for Paris at night, stay in Paris for the rest of the time, as you will find many thing to do there.
Either fly home from Paris, or return to Denmark by cheap flight just in time to catch your flight home.
I 'planned' your trip to include Belgium and not the Netherlands, but if you take a different train you can use the same schedule via Amsterdam, (but it will be much longer to travel to Paris, losing half a day.) Instead you can also do Luxembourg, as that is a nice and compact country, one day in a small town and half a day in the capital and you can really say you have seen the country.

It might be useful to get a train-pass, but often you can get one 'multi-stop' ticket, that is valid for two months. You may not be able to use some of the fast trains, but ask before you book, some fast trains may be possible with a small extra fee.
If you are under 26 (or have a student card) mention it when you ask about the ticket or card, as there are cheaper tickets and cards for young people and students.

http://www.b-rail.be/main/E/index.php
http://www.rejseplanen.dk/bin/query.exe/en?
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?newrequest=yes&protocol=http:&

Answer 2

So you're visiting Europe !! Great, I'm from the Netherlands I've been in all the city's (and live close to Amsterdam) love Berlin and Brussels hope you have a good stay.

10 days is very short.
This would be my shedule
Aarhus
Germany: visit Berlin 2 days (train to Amsterdam)
Netherlands: visit Amsterdam 2 days (train to Brussels)
Belgium: Brussels 2 days (train to Paris)
France: Paris 2 days (train to Barcelona)
Spain: Barcelona of Madrid 2 days (plane to Oslo)
Norway: Oslo 2 days (plane to Denmark)

You can do everything by train except from Spain to Norway because that takes to long.

Answer 3

With only 10 days, I'd cut out Brussels and Oslo completely, and spend those days in Berlin or paris instead. Or, add Bergen to your itin, but Oslo and Brussels could easily go.