Copenhagen City Transportation

Copenhagen is best explored on foot, though bikes provide another great option as well. Read on for more info. Copenhagen City Transportation

Walking

Copenhagen is the quintessential walking city. Tivoli Gardens – just outside the train station – welcomes tourists with lots of amusement.

More information at: Tivoli Gardens Tourism Site

Metro, S-tog, and Bus

A fine mix of buses, S-tog trains and metro cover the city. Overnight metro, bus and natbus service takes over after 1 a.m.

More information at: www.dsb.dk.

Metro, S-tog, and Bus Tickets

One-hour trip in two zones: DKK 18

7 days: DKK 190

24-hour Copenhagen Card, including museum entry: DKK 199

72-hour Copenhagen Card: DKK 429

Bikes

Kobenhavns Cykler at central station rents bikes for DKK 75 a day. A few blocks northwest, at Colbjornsensgade 3, Danwheel rents for DKK 40. In the summer, the City Bike scheme allows riders to borrow bikes from racks across the city for a DKK 20 deposit.

City Bike rental information: www.bycyklen.dk.

Airport

Information at: www.cph.dk.

Note: All prices (in Danish Krones) were accurate when compiled. 1 Danish Krone is approximately equal to .18 cents American or €.15. Please check the Web sites listed for the most up-to-date information.

Most popular hostels in Copenhagen (by views)

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Danhostel Copenhagen City
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7.6

Doubles from $24

Distance 0.81 km

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Sleep-in-Heaven
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7.4

Doubles from $23

Distance 1.61 km

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Hotel Nebo (Missionshotellet Nebo)
7.3

Doubles from $100

Distance 0.56 km

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Saga Hotel
7.5

Doubles from $73

Distance 0.62 km

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Cabinn City
7.3

Doubles from $103

Distance 0.69 km