Getting Around
Trains, Busses (including water busses) and the metro operate on a one-fare system, where tickets are valid for all three types of transport with no extra cost for transfer. Bus services are frequent between 5am and 1am, with night buses operating after regular hours. The metro runs from Vanlose Station to Lergravsparken in East Amager, to Orestad in West Amager and to Frederiksberg, operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A favourite mode of transport for locals and visitors is the bicycle, and Copenhagen has cycle paths and routes along all major streets. Bikes can be rented for around 120 DKK per day, though helmets are not included and cost 40 DKK extra. Bycyklen (the city's bike-share program) costs 1 DKK per minute and has over 130 stations around the city.
Copenhagen is also well supplied with licensed taxis, but traffic is usually congested in the city centre and a car can be a liability rather than an asset. Ride-sharing apps include GoMore and Taxa 4x35.
Airports
Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport is situated five miles (8km) southeast of Copenhagen city centre.
Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
Location
Copenhagen Airport is situated five miles (8km) southeast of Copenhagen city centre.Getting to the city
Buses, trains, and taxis provide transport from the airport to Copenhagen city centre and vice versa. Train and metro tickets are available from the ticket office above the railway station in Terminal 3. The metro is serviced at four to six second intervals during the day and every 15 to 20 minutes at night. Taxis can be hired from outside the arrival areas. Fares can be paid by credit card.
Time
GMT +1 (GMT +2 from last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October).Car rental
Europcar, Hertz, Budget, Sixt, Enterprise, and Avis are among the companies represented at the airport.
Airport Taxis
Taxis pick up passengers outside of Terminal 3. Drop-off points are found outside Terminals 2 and 3. Fares can be paid for with cash or credit card, and drivers expect a tip. There are Danish taxis specially reserved for travel to Sweden.
Transfer between terminals
The terminal bus runs from P1 to Terminals 2 and 3 and on to the train station in Terminal 3 and to the car parks P15 and P17.
Facilities
All terminals have banks, bars, restaurants, and meeting rooms. There is also a wide variety of shops, ranging from boutique fashion brands to Lego retailers.
Parking
There are multiple parking areas at Copenhagen International Airport, which charge higher fees the closer to the terminal they are located.