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ABOVE: Trains provide frequent
service to Copenhagen's suburbs.
Tips on traveling in
Denmark:
If you plan to drive in Denmark, read my articles on
driving in Europe and
car rentals: when to rent, when to lease. For
train travel, consider a rail pass from our
partner, Rail
Europe .
(You can even get passes that combine rail travel with a rental
car.)
Central Copenhagen is more compact than megacities like Paris,
London, or Rome. If you're healthy and don't mind walking, you won't need to
bother with buses or trains very often.
The bus and S-train system is most useful for visits to
attractions in the suburbs and outlying areas, such as Frederiksborg Castle in
Hillerød and the Open-Air Museum (Frilandsmuseet) in Lyngby.
Driving is easier in Copenhagen than in many European cities, at
least when you get away from the center of town. The motorways, especially, are
comparable to freeways in North America. U.S. suburbanites will feel at home as
they watch Volvo drivers change lanes without signaling or block traffic in the
far left lane.
Copenhagen public transportation
Denmark
Today: Public Transportation
Select a link to get travel information for Copenhagen or other cities and towns
in Denmark.
Airport
Copenhagen Airport
The international airport at Kastrup is a 12-minute train ride from central
Copenhagen. Regional trains continue north to Helsingør or west to Funen (Fyn)
and Jutland (Jylland).
Bicycling
City
Bike
Slip a coin into the deposit slot and ride away on a bicycle. You'll
get your money back when you return the bike. (May to December only.)
Parking
Parking in Central
Copenhagen
Click the Union Jack to view an English-language brochure in PDF format.
Requires the free
Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Ships
DFDS
Seaways
Take the overnight ferry from England to Esbjerg, then continue to Copenhagen by
train or car. DFDS also has overnight ferries between Copenhagen and Oslo,
Norway.
Rail travel in Denmark
DSB
Use the Danish State Railways' domestic
travel planner to organize excursions in Sjaelland and other areas of Denmark.
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