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The
new S-Train and Metro terminal at Flintholm - Suburban Frederiksberg
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Copenhagen's
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AIRPORT |
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Transportation
from or to Airport - Copenhagen
www.CPH.dk
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Airport is the Scandinavian hub for SAS. |
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new Terminal 3 building at Copenhagen's Airport. Photo
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Airport location - Copenhagen
Copenhagen International Airport Kastrup is located
8 km south of the city centre on the island of Amager.
You can get from the airport to the city by taxi
- train - metro or bus.
Copenhagen Airport is Scandinavia's largest airport.
Taxi - Copenhagen Airport
A taxi fare from the airport to the city centre costs around DKK
200,00. Tips and
service charges are included in price. The ride with taxi takes around
15-20 min. - depending on local trafic conditions.
Train - Copenhagen Airport
The train ride from the airport to Copenhagen Central Station (Hovedbanegården)
takes about 10-15 minutes. Before getting on the
train, you need to purchase a ticket at the ticket stand (DSB) located
in the airport terminal. The ticket costs around DKK 25,00.
Runs every 10 min.
Metro - Copenhagen Airport
From 1. October 2007 a new Metro line will be available and
a ride from the airport’s Terminal 3 to the City centre (Kongens
Nytorv) will take approximately 14 min.
Bus - Copenhagen Airport
Bus number 250S runs from the airport to the city
centre. A ticket costs around DKK 25,00 (for 3 zones)
and can be purchased on the bus. Travel time by bus takes around 20-30
min.
Shuttle - Copenhagen Airport
There is no public Shuttle Service between CPH-Airport and City
Centre - some hotels in Copenhagen offer private Shuttle service to
and from the Airport.
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Online
Hotel Booking – Copenhagen
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offer the best prices in town - From
DKK 285-
p.p. per/night - Breakfast included! |
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Special
Transfer - Tours & Transport |
TRANSPORTATION - CRUISE PORTS - COPENHAGEN |
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Transportation
from Cruise Ports to and from Airport and City Center.
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Ships lined up on a sunny day at Langelinie pier. |
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Ships at Langelinie and Copenhagen's skyline. |
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| Nautica
cruise liner at the new Freeport pier at Nordhavn. |
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Free
S-Trains every first Sunday
in the month. |
Bicycles
free on S-Trains |
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S-Train
network in Copenhagen |
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Train
- Copenhagen
How to get around in Copenhagen by train using the
main train operator in Denmark. DSB carries some
168 million passengers every year
and operates approx. 80% of passenger train services
in Denmark. DSB provides rail services within Denmark
and across international borders. Passenger train
km totalled 57 million in 2007.
The DSB Group has a turnover of DKK9.5bn
and employs a staff of 9,200. |
Free - Free
- Free!
In 2010 it will be free
to take your bicycle with you on the
S-Train!
In 2010 the S-Trains
offers free transport every
first Sunday in the month.
www.dsb.dk
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Bus
network in Copenhagen |
Local Busses -
Copenhagen
How to get around in Copenhagen by bus with Movia - who is
the main bus servise operator in Copenhagen. Search here for
timetables. Just click on or enter the name of the bus service
for which you wish to see the timetable. Or you may find it
by entering the name of a station or a road that is serviced
by the bus. You cannot search on roads that cross the service
of the bus.
www.moviatrafik.dk
Tours
with local busses through Copenhagen
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Fully
automatic Metro trains |
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Metro
- Copenhagen
The
Metro links between the large urban areas to the east and west
with the city centre acting as the base.
Using the 2 Metro Lines
in Copenhagen gives you a fast and simple way to tour around
in and outside of the city 24 hours of the
day. The Metro trains are fully automatic - but have well trained
personal on board. The trains departures every 4 min.
and the passengers can buy single or multi tour tickets in all
Metro stations at the ticket machines.
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There are 2 main Metro Lines:
M1 – runs both
ways from Vanløse Station –
west of Copenhagen to the isle of Amager – south of
Copenhagen called Vestamager. The Metro Station
at Ørestad is the busiest on the entire
route due to the location of Scandinavia’s biggest
shopping mall – Field's. The
entire trip will take about 23 min. and passes
2 zones. A single-ride
two-zone ticket costs DKK 19,00 for adults
and children under the age of twelve travel free
when accompanied by an adult
M2 – runs both ways from Vanløse
Station to Copenhagen Airport at
Kastrup on the isle of Amager. The Metro
route M2 takes you through the inner city of
Copenhagen – the Christianshavns Canals
and end at the Airport. On this line the Matro passes many
tourists venues and attractions.
The entire trip will take about 26 min.
and passes 3 zones.
www.m.dk
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The
yellow Harbour ferries |
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The
Harbour Busses -
Copenhagen - 901 - 902 - 903
Sightseeing
with the Harbour Busses
The Harbour Bus is an exciting contribution to the townscape
of Copenhagen and makes several daily crossings in Copenhagen's
Harbour visiting the port to Holmen and Christianshavn
- Opera House - Nordre Toldbod
- Little Mermaid - Nyhavn
and the Royal Library. The ticket price for
a tour around the harbour area is DKK 20,00.
www.
Harbourbusstops.dk
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Look
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Taxies
- Copenhagen City
All taxies are provided with a registration number and a Taxa
sign on the roof.
If the Taxi is vacant a word "Fri" (free) will
be displayed. Most driver speak English and German and are committed
to find the faster and cheapest way to customers required end
destination.
All prices are included VAT, service and tips.
Starting taxi fare is DKK 19,- Ordering taxi
from hotel etc. the fee
is DKK 32,00.
There are many "Pirate Taxies"
in Copenhagen and we highly recommend you not to take one of
these – due to lack of proper insurance
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Free
City Bikes in Copenhagen |
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just love their bicycles and nobel cycle culture. |
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Free
City Bikes in
Copenhagen
The City Bikes are placed in racks around the city centre
for anyone to use. Just insert a DKK 20-kroner
coin in the deposit lock and after use return to one of the
120 racks and collect stations located around
the inner city. The coin will then be returned to the user,
when locking the cycle to the rack. Many tourists find a great
pleasure in exploring Copenhagen by bike on the many cycle
paths. The City Bike system was established in 1995
with 2000 free cycles.
Bicycle-Friendly Copenhagen
Copenhagen is one of the most Bicycle-Friendly cities in the
world – with over 300 km separated
bicycle paths in and around the city and
is known as “the city of bikes”.
Almost every Copenhagener owns a cycle and 35%
of the everyday street commuters are one of the 500,000
daily cyclists and motionist in the city.
Copenhageners have been cycling back and fourth in the city
for more that 100 years - and have gained
a certain form of noble cycle culture.
www.bycyklen.dk
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