Copenhagen - Köpenhamn

Copenhagen is Denmark capital.

To take with you to Copenhagen

To bring with you from Copenhagen

Facts about Copenhagen

History

The locals

Neighborhoods

• Copenhagen K
• Christianshavn (Center)
• Vesterbro
• Østerbro
• Nørrebro
• Amager (south)

Getting to Copenhagen

Fly Nordic or Norwegian is usually the cheapest. The train from Kastrup to Copenhagen Central Station costs 36 DKK (approx. 40 SEK). and takes about 15 minutes, where the metro also departs from the tip of terminal 3 to central Copenhagen. These modes of transport are highly recommended over, for example, taxis.

Direct flights from Sweden and Finland:

• Gothenburg; SAS
• Helsinki; Blue1, Finnair, SAS
• Jonköping; Skyways
• Karlstad; Skyways
• Linköping; Nextjet
• Norrköping; Cimber Sterling
• Stockholm; Norwegian, SAS
• Örebro; Nextjet
• Turku; SAS

Swebus has two lines to Copenhagen; 820 drive on E6 from Oslo via Gothenburg to Copenhagen, and 832 drive from Stockholm via Jönköping. Danish Greyhound Bus runs to Copenhagen from Rönne/City, Malmö and Malmö Airport.

X2000 goes all the way to Copenhagen H from Stockholm, and Öresund traffic runs from many stations in Skåne, Blekinge, Småland, Halland and also Gothenburg to Copenhagen, Level and Elsinore.

To Malmö and across the bridge.

A special ticket to take the bike on the train can be purchased. It is forbidden to cycle on the Öresund Bridge.

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Relocation in Copenhagen

Well-functioning bus network, however, it is difficult to get an overview of the lines in a short time, but at the bus stop you can always see which stations the bus passes by. Some buses have a system that announces with writing and exclamation which station you are approaching.

S-train is similar to Stockholm's Commuter Train, but has several departures - runs every 10 minutes on all lines for most of the day, and every 20 minutes in the evening. The core of the system in the inner city, between Copenhagen Central and Svanemøllen stations has departures approximately every 2 minutes.

Metro is Copenhagen's new metro, two lines run between Frederiksberg and the island of Amager, with regard to the airport and Ørestad where you can change to Öresund traffic. Change to S-train can be done on Nørreport station.

Occasionally a lot of traffic, difficult to find parking space.

Relatively expensive, difficult to get hold of late nights and other high-intensity periods.

Bicycles are Copenhagen's best means of transport because the city is completely flat and has a well-developed bicycle road network. City bicycles are available for rent for SEK 20, are located everywhere in the city. But do not make too big plans with these bikes because they are quite small and uncomfortable to ride, and also often in poor condition.

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Payment

The simplest is that on e.g. Central Station buy a "cut card" or a three- or seven-day ticket that is valid for unlimited travel in the meantime. Remember that you as a traveler are responsible for it being stamped correctly on the card!

Danish kroner is the primary currency, but several restaurants and attractions with a lot of tourists, e.g. Amusement park and Nyhavn also accepts Swedish kronor and Euro.

Traveler's checks can be exchanged at large banks, such as Nordea and Danske Bank.

In some places they only accept the Danish debit card Dankort and cash. Many places charge a fixed fee or up to 5% of the amount on foreign card purchases.

There are many ATMs in Copenhagen, and they work well.

Accommodation

D'angleterre - Kongens nytorv

Hotel Fox - concept hotel made from the advertisements behind the car of the same name.

DanHostel - central, fresh, cheap.

Urban House Copenhagen by MEININGER - Cheap and murderous rooms.

Food and drinks

There are many Michelin restaurants, for example KONG HANS KÆLDER.

Former Michelin restaurant that has now changed concept Rasmus Oubekeller very affordable chain Cofoco with several different restaurants.

• The black pot

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To see

• Christiania
• The blue planet (Denmark's aquarium)
• Dyrehavsbakken
• Glyptoteket
• The castle and the little mermaid
• The King's Garden
• Nyhavn
• The opera on Holmen
• Rosenborg Castle
• Round tower
• The Black Diamond
• Ironed
• Amusement park
• The Tuborg bottle
• Zoo

To do

Good opportunities for good clothing shopping, eg Woodwood, Mads Nørregaard, Henrik Vibskov etc.

• Amusement park
• Christiania

Entertainment

Work

Communication

Security

Respect

Problem solver

Other

• Bakken - amusement park a bit outside Copenhagen, located in a beautiful park. Free entrance.

The fantastic youthful district Vesterbro. If you follow Vesterbrogade or Istedgade a bit up, away from Copenhagen Central Station, you come to an area with a lot of nice cafes and bars where most people have the opportunity to find their favorite. Cheap beer, luxurious Vietnamese or affordable French rustic.

Christianshavn in the summer. This district was built with inspiration from Amsterdam. The canals and the surrounding cafés and boats offer a fantastically relaxing environment. This is the district where all avant-garde Copenhageners want to live. 15 min. bike ride from there is Amagerstrandpark, the artificial expansive sandy beach with jumping towers, ice cream parlors and outdoor gym. This is a must on hot summer days. Christiania is also located in this district.