Copenhagen Airport Transfers

Copenhagen is one of the oldest capitals in Europe, while the Danish monarchy is the oldest in the world. It's been referred to as "the coolest" Nordic city, ranked as the world's happiest city for many years. All main attractions are at walking distance, so you will enjoy wandering around the cobbled streets.

Top attractions to visit in Copenhagen

The Danish capital has a long history that dates back to the 11th century, so it's full of fascinating historic sites, museums and architecture. There are three attractions you must visit in Copenhagen: Tivoli Gardens, the statue of The Little Mermaid, and the free town of Christiania. Other attractions you should add to your itinerary include the Kronborg Castle (known for Shakespeare's Hamlet), Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace, the National Museum and The National Gallery of Denmark.

Public transportation

The public transport in Copenhagen is integrated and includes the bus, metro and train network. It's an efficient way to get around the city as it operates 24/7.

The metro has two lines, M1 and M2, which connect the Nørreport Station with Christianshavn and Kongens Nytorv. The M2 line runs to Copenhagen airport. The S-train is the suburban railway network which includes seven lines.

There are three types of buses in Copenhagen, and they have labels with letters plus the route number. The A-buses are more frequent and make multiple stops around central Copenhagen. The S-buses are faster, make fewer stops and are the most used. The N-buses serve during night hours.

Using a Copenhagen taxi to get around the city is more expensive than public transport but convenient when you're not sure where to go. You can hail one on the street or call a local taxi company. Make sure the taxi charge by the meter.

Copenhagen port is the largest on the Baltic Sea and dates back to the Middle Ages. It is on the map of many cruise lines who organize shore excursions in Copenhagen and its area.

How to travel from Copenhagen airport to the city centre?

Copenhagen International Airport is the busiest for international traffic in Scandinavia. It's the main gateway for arriving in Copenhagen and the surrounding area. It is only 8 km south of the city centre and is on the map of the public transport network. For newcomers, airport taxi service and private airport transfer are available, as well.

The metro line M2 runs from the airport to Vanløse Station. The station is just above Terminal 3. It will take 13 minutes to reach the central hub in the city, Nørreport Station. The metro is available during the day, as well as, at night with lower frequency. Trains depart from the station located by Terminal 3. They run from the airport to Central Station and the travel time is 13 minutes. This service is also available 24/7. The bus 5A will take you to Copenhagen Central Station, Nørreport and City Hall. The travel time is 35 minutes.

Outside Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 are available the taxi ranks where you can take an airport taxi to your destination.

Booking a private airport transfer

Private Copenhagen airport transfer is the best option if you don't want to bother with timetables or maps. By booking a taxi transfer with us, you will get an all-inclusive and quality service. You can book your Copenhagen airport taxi service on our website where you will get an instant quote, and once the booking is confirmed, you will receive a confirmation voucher via email.

A professional chauffeur will pick you up from the terminal and take you directly to your destination. Our extensive fleet of vehicles includes sedan cars, Mercedes E and S class, minivans, minibuses and buses.

You can find the latest prices for a private transfer from Copenhagen airport to city centre on the link. We also organize transfers to Helsingor, Hillerod, Lyngby, Skodsborg and Taastrup.