Copenhagen Tourist Information Guide

Travel From Copenhagen Airport

Travel by Train Copenhagen Airport

The fast new train link leaves three times an hour from Track 2, located underneath the Terminal 3 arrivals hall, for central station (Kobenhavn H), and once an hour between 1.30am and 4.30am. Costs about DKK18 each way and takes 12 minutes.

Buses from Copenhagen Airport

The airport bus runs every 15 minutes and takes 25 minutes to Central Station in Copenhagen. Costs DKK35. The regular bus, 250S, departs every 15 minutes from 5.30am to midnight from outside Terminal 3. Takes 35 minutes and costs DKK16.50.

Travel by Taxi

Costs DKK120-DKK160 and takes 25 minutes.

Car Hire- Copenhagen Airport

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Restaurants - Places To Eat In Copenhagen

Low Cost Cheap & Cheerful (Around a £10)

Oscar Bar and Cafe. By night this eatery serves as a stylish pre-club bar popular with the gay community. But in daylight hours it's a draw for students, straight couples and visiting grandmothers, with a menu of light meals.

Around £20

Cafe Nani (Finsensvej 18, 2000 Frederiksberg. Tel. 38 10 22 02). An Egyptian restaurant, with a rich selection of spicy meat and rice dishes. Nani offers water pipes and an exotic assortment of fancifully flavoured tobaccos.

Special Occasions

Sebastopol (Sankt Hans Torv 32. Tel. 35 36 30 02). Danes from all walks of life frequent this brasserie- style European kitchen. Get into the eclectic mood by ordering high-end calvados to go with that burger.

Pubs - Nightclubs - Music - Copenhagen

Public Houses (Pubs)

Bo-Bi Bar (Klareboderne 14. Tel. 33 12 55 43 ). A favourite haunt for Danish journalists, intellectuals, students and eccentrics. The interior is red and swarthy and the bar counter is the oldest in town.

Live Entertainment Music

Loppen (Tel. 32 57 84 22). Copenhagen's oldest rock music venue is located in the heart of the Christiania hippie commune and offers a concert calendar that's long on grunge, hard rock, and punk outfits from around the world.

Nightspots Clubs Nightclubs

Ideal Bar (Enghavevej 40. Tel. 33 25 70 11). This bar is a draw for discriminating DJs and night owls who just can't get enough break-beats. Stereo Bar (Linnesgade 16 A. Tel. 33 13 61 13). Copenhagen's under-thirties crowd comes out in droves to Stereo Bar, a popular night-time watering hole. The cool interior features a splash of classic Danish design, 1960s Verner Panton-style minimalism.

Places To Visit & See - Days Out - About Copenhagen

For decades Vesterbro had a reputation for being the roughest neighbourhood in town, but it has enjoyed a certain coming-of-age with Copenhagen's avant-garde over the past decade. Today, Vesterbro is a cosmopolitan district, with halal butcher shops and organic grocers sharing space with trendy design shops and kindergartens.

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