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Transport To and From Copenhagen

Copenhagen Port is situated nearby the centre of the city and is linked to other European nations by bus and railway as well as outstanding motorways, while the port facility itself offers ferry crossings to Poland, Norway and Sweden.

Bus and shuttles from Copenhagen

DFDS Seaways operates a free shuttle bus service - number 20E - for their passengers. In addition, public city bus number 26 follows a frequent route to and from downtown Copenhagen. More detailed and up-to-date travel information on both bus services is available at: www.rejseplanen.dk.

Car hire and road travel from Copenhagen

If you are approaching by car from the south, you should drive along Kalvebod Brygge and Niels Juels Gade, following signs to Kongens Nytorv. From here, the road passes through Bredgade and then Grønningen. At Folke Bernadottes Allé, turn right just before reaching railway station at Østerbro and then pass through Kalkbrænderihavnsgade before turning right at Dampfærgevej.

When you are approaching from the north, it is not very difficult to find the ferry terminal. Ride straight out of Lyngbyvejen and at Jagtvej, turn left. From here you should drive straight heading to Strandboulevarden for approximately half a mile and at then turn left at Århusgade, continuing for approximately a quarter of a mile. At Kalkbrænderihavnsgade, you should turn right and continue straight until you reach Dampfærgevej, where you should turn left.

The majority of well-known car rental companies are represented in the Danish capital. Once you arrive in Copenhagen, you have the opportunity to hire a private car on-the-spot. However, we highly recommend that you book car hire online in advance. There is one online supplier offering the most attractive rates on car hire from a selection of internationally-reputed firms including Thrifty, Hertz, Budget, National, Alamo and Europcar.

Rail from Copenhagen Port

Major European cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, Basel, Brussels, Amsterdam, Oslo and Stockholm offer railway connections to Copenhagen. Copenhagen Central Railway Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård) is situated near to the ferry port. The railway station is connected by regional coaches and InterCity services as well as S-trains. At the railway station, there are small shopping outlets and several snack-bars.

Parking at Copenhagen Port

Nearby the DFDS Seaways ferry terminal, you will find the Europark car parking facility. There are parking spaces available for both short-duration and long-duration car parking. Physically disabled drivers will find dedicated spaces. The car parking facility is open from Monday to Friday, 07:00 to 18:00; Saturday and Sunday, 08:00 to 14:00. On Sundays, parking is free-of-charge, but fees apply on every other day of the week.

Taxis from Copenhagen Port

Taxi services are available near the terminal, where drivers wait for arriving ferry passengers. Inside the terminal building, there is an information board providing telephone numbers for several taxi firms. All taxis in the city of Copenhagen are licensed by the authorities and are metered.

Taxis offer fast and comfortable transport to nearby destinations, but they might not be the best option if you have to travel to a long-distance location, as services can be expensive. Hovedstadens Taxi operates downtown and can be reached by calling: +45 38 77 7777.