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Getting to and from the cruise terminals

Copenhagen has three cruise terminals: Langelinie, Nordre Toldbod and Ocean Quay. Here, you will find useful information on how to get to and from the three cruise terminals in order to reach Copenhagen Airport , Copenhagen Central Station and Copenhagen City Center .

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Getting to and from Ocean Quay

Copenhagen airport.

• Bus 25 and metro : Take bus 25* from the bus stop Oceankaj located in terminal 1. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take the M4 line towards Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv to the M2 line towards Copenhagen Airport. The duration of the trip is approximately 40 minutes. You will need a valid 3-zone ticket, which costs 30 DKK.
• Bus 164 and metro : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 towards Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv to the M2 line towards Copenhagen Airport. The duration of the trip is approximately 40 minutes. You will need a valid 3-zone ticket, which costs 30 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 425 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 520 DKK during the evening, at weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 40 minutes. 

* When cruise ships call at Ocean Quay, the bus departs every 10 to 20 minutes from when the first cruise ships arrive until 1 hour before the last ship in port departs.

Copenhagen Central Station

• Bus 25 and metro:  Take bus 25* from the bus stop Oceankaj located in terminal 1. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 towards Kongens Nytorv directly to Copenhagen Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård). The duration of the trip is approximately 30 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Bus 164 and metro : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 towards Kongens Nytorv directly to Copenhagen Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård). The duration of the trip is approximately 30 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 212 DKK during the day and about 262 DKK during the evening, at weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the journey is about 30 minutes. 

Copenhagen City Centre

You can either choose to go to Copenhagen Central Station (directions can be found above), Kongens Nytorv or Nørreport when you go to Copenhagen City Centre. You can also visit Copenhagen's charming neighbourhoods. Find everything you need to know  here .  

Kongens Nytorv:

• Bus 25 and metro: You can reach Kongens Nytorv by taking bus 25* from the bus stop Oceankaj located in terminal 1. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 towards Kongens Nytorv. The duration of the trip is approximately 20 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket and the price is 24 DKK.
• Bus 164 and metro : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. and get off at Orientkaj metro station. Then take M4 towards Kongens Nytorv. The duration of the trip is approximately 20 minutes, and you will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi:  The trip will cost approximately 175 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 215 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 25 minutes. 
• Bus 25, metro and train:  Nørreport can be reached by taking bus 25* from the bus stop Oceankaj located in terminal 1. Get off at Orientkaj metro station, take M4 towards Kongens Nytorv and get off at Østerport Station. Then take the S-train in the direction of Hundige, Høje Taastrup, Frederikssund, Køge or Ballerup (lines A, B, C, E or H) and get off at Nørreport Station. The duration of the trip is approximately 25 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket, and the price is 24 DKK.
• Bus 164 and train : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. and get off at Hellerup Station. Here you take the S-train in the direction of Hundige, Høje Taastrup, Frederikssund, Køge or Ballerup (lines A, B, C, E or H) and get off at Nørreport Station. The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes. You will need a valid 3-zone ticket, and the price is 30 DKK.
• Taxi:  The trip will cost approximately 175 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 215 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 20 minutes. 

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Getting to and from nordre tolbod.

• Walk and metro:  Walk 14 minutes to Marmorkirken metro station and take the metro line M3 or M4 to Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv and take the metro line M2 to Copenhagen Airport. The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes. You will need a valid 3-zone ticket. The price is 30 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 232 DKK during the day (weekdays) and 286 DKK during the evening (weekdays), at weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the journey is 30 minutes. 
• Walk and metro:  Walk 14 minutes to Marmorkirken metro station and take the metro line M3 or M4 towards Kongens Nytorv directly to Copenhagen Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård). The duration of the trip is approximately 25 minutes, and you will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip costs approximately 116 DKK during the day (weekdays) and 143 DKK during the evening (weekdays), at weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the journey is 20 minutes.

You are close to the city centre at Nordre Toldbod, but if you do not want to walk, you can choose one of the following options:

• Walk and metro to Nørreport:  Walk 14 minutes to Marmorkirken metro station and take the metro line M3 or M4 towards Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv to the M1 or M2 metro line towards Nørreport Station. The duration of the journey is 25 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Hop On Hop Off:  You can also walk to Langelinie and take a Hop on Hop off bus that, among others, stops at Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, Tivoli, etc. The price is 199 DKK. Read more about the Hop on Hop off bus  here .
• Taxi : You are already in the city centre, but if you do not want to walk, a taxi to, e.g., Nørreport will cost approximately 96 DKK during the day (weekdays) and 120 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the trip is approximately 10 minutes.

You can also visit Copenhagen's neighbourhoods. Find your guide  here .

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Getting to and from langelinie.

• Bus 27 and train: Walk 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and take bus 27 towards Østerport Station. Get off and take a regional train (RE) towards CPH Lufthavn. The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes. You will need a valid 3-zone ticket. The price is 30 DKK.
• Walk and metro:  Walk 15 minutes to Østerport Station and take the metro line M3 or M4 to Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv and take the metro line M2 towards Copenhagen Airport. The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes, and you will need a valid 3-zone ticket. The price is 30 DKK.
• Taxi:  The trip will cost approximately 270 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 333 DKK during the evening (weekdays), at the weekend and on bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 30 minutes.
• Bus 27 and train:  Walk 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and take bus 27 to Østerport Station. Then take the S-train in the direction of Hundige, Høje Taastrup, Frederikssund, Køge or Ballerup (lines A, B, C, E or H) and get off at Copenhagen Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård). The duration of the trip is approximately 20 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Walk and metro:  Walk 15 minutes to Østerport Station. Then take the metro line M3 or M4 towards Kongens Nytorv and get off at Copenhagen Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård). The duration of the trip is approximately 20 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi:  The trip will cost approximately 135 DKK during the day (weekdays) and 167 DKK during the evening (weekdays), at weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 15 minutes.

When going to Copenhagen City Center, you can either choose to go to Copenhagen Central Station (directions can be found above), Kongens Nytorv or Nørreport. You can also visit Copenhagen's charming neighbourhoods. Find your guide  here .  

Kongens Nytorv

• Bus 27 and metro:  Kongens Nytorv can be reached by walking 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and taking bus 27 to Østerport Station. Then take the metro line M3 or M4 to Kongens Nytorv. The duration of the trip is approximately 15 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Hop on Hop Off : You can also choose to take a Hop on Hop off bus that stops at Langelinie. The Hop on Hop off bus stops at, among others, Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, Tivoli, etc. The price is 199 DKK and is valid for 72 hours. Read more about the Hop on Hop off bus  here . 
• Taxi:  The trip costs approximately 96 DKK during the day (weekdays) and 120 DKK during the evening (weekdays), at the weekends and on bank holidays. The duration of the journey is 10 minutes.
• Bus 27 and train:  Nørreport can be reached by walking 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and taking bus 27 to Østerport Station. Then take the S-train in the direction of Hundige, Høje Taastrup, Frederikssund, Køge or Ballerup (lines A, B, C, E or H) and get off at Nørreport Station. The duration of the trip is approximately 15 minutes. You will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.

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Car parks near the cruise terminals.

It is possible to use the public car park located approximately 50-100 metres from the ships. There is room for approximately 200 cars, and you have to pay. No advance reservation is possible. The price is:

• 07:00 – 17:00: DKK 22.00 per hour*
• 17:00 – 07:00: DKK 12.00 per hour*
• Maximum DKK 150.00 per 24 hours*

* Please note there could be an additional fee depending on the method of payment.   

Langelinie and Nordre Toldbod

Unfortunately, there is no long-term parking at Langelinie and Nordre Toldbod. If you are boarding your cruise ship here, the nearest indoor car park is in Dronningens Tværgade 4, 1302 Copenhagen. Price: DKK 500 per day.

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How to get there: From the airport taxis go direct to your ship. The airport is at only 11 km from the cruise port. Alternatively you can use the excellent public transportation .

Copenhagen has three cruise terminals :

1. Oceankaj - c331 Terminal 1, c332 Terminal 2, c333/c334 Terminal 3 & Terminal 4

Most (turnaround) cruise ships dock here. With 4 terminal buildings it is the busiest pier.

To get there from the Airport:walk 2 minutes to Metro Line M2. Go 8 stops to Kongens Nytorv and change to Metro Line M4 line to Orientkaj. Walk across the parking lot and board the Free Cruise bus to Oceankaj. Ticket machine has English choice. Pay by credit card.

First free port shuttle bus to metro station leaves the ship at 8am.

1 Oceankaj in Ydre Nordhavn and capable of handling more than 5,000 passengers per call. 7 km from city center.

2. Langelinie: c190 to c199 Most used by smaller visiting ships. 3 km from city center.

3. Nordre Toldbod. Smaller ships, luxury megayachts, and ferries normally dock here. Quay 177 2km from city center.

Take the Metro from Copenhagen Airport to Nørreport Station. Change to S-train A, B, C or E-line and take the train 1 stop to Østerport Station. From here there are 15 minutes walk to Langelinie or to Nordre Toldbod. From the pier of Langelinie (as shown on the map below), it is only a pleasant 30-minute walk to the city center. You can take a short walk from Langelinie Pier to see the Little Mermaid statue or Amalienborg Palace . Langelinie's promenade is lined with plenty of shops, casual cafes and more.

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Sightseeing:

Copenhagen is a charming city of 17th- and 18th-century buildings, beautiful parks and gardens, pretty promenades along canals, and ancient winding streets made for walking and biking. Add to that the longer days and warmer weather in the summer.

Highlights include: The Little Mermaid, a smaller statue than you think. Nyhavn, it's full of cafes, bars, and restaurants, Tivoli Garden , is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world. Christiansborg Palace , Amalienborg Palace .

The city's architecture soars from medieval to rococo, and style varies from eclecticism to the cool designs of Arne Jacobsen. The impact Danes have had on the world of contemporary interiors is second only to their expertise in fairy tales.

On forehand you may purchase online via the tourist office the Copenhagen Card which entitles you to free entry to 60 museums and attractions as well as free transport by train, bus and Metro (also to and from the airport), discounts on restaurants, car hire, and many attractions and includes a comprehensive guide.

Note: Some museums have free admission anyway and most don't charge entry fees on Wednesdays.

Tours Excursions Transportation:

One way to make sure that you do not miss any of Copenhagen's major sights and landmarks are to take one of the numerous organized tours of the city, either by bus, bike or boat. Caution: Most canal tours are on open-air vessels, and therefore are not recommended for inclement weather.`

In a hurry: Take the harbor water bus (901/902) from either The Royal Library also called the black diamond for its sun/water reflections to Nordre Tloldbod, close to the Little Mermaid or vice versa for the price of a regular bus ticket. Every 20 minutes: a 15-minute tour of all waterfront highlights!

The Hop on/off buses of CitySightseeing are always present at all cruise terminals and offer 3 tours in and around Copenhagen.

Rent a City Bike for free: just deposit a coin of 20 Kroner, take your bike, and drop it off after you are finished at any point and get your money back.

Public transportation is very good.

It pays to compare your cruise line tours here .

Nearby Places:

Just to the north, along the Øresund coast, stretch a series of well-heeled suburbs: a visit to their attractions – the Danish Aquarium , Experimentarium and Bakken amusement park among them – can be followed up by lazing on the adjacent beaches.

The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is situated 35 km north of Copenhagen on the North Zealand coast in a spacious, old park with a fine view across the sound of Sweden.

Malmo Sweden: Take a 35 minute train trip over the spectacular Oresund Brige .

Shopping and Food

In the old center the Strøget area is actually a collection of pedestrian streets, filled with shops, cafes and restaurants, that spread out from this central thoroughfare. These streets are between the large squares, east in Kogens Nytorv and west in Radhuspladsen (The City Hall Square). You won't find the name Stroget on the street signs or on city maps, but if you ask a Copenhagener where to find Stroget, you will probably get a clear answer.

Eating and drinking out is quite expensive, but the possibilities are endless: from red hot Thai curries to traditional 'frikadeller' (Danish meatballs), from sushi to the typical smørrebrød, which are served at lunch: these open sandwiches have all kinds of savory toppings, typically including boiled egg and dill, beetroot, mackerel, roast onions, cold meats and goose or pork dripping. There are also takeaway smørredbrød kiosks throughout the city center.

For shopping mall addicts, there is Fields. Fields has its own Metro Station: Take the Metro in the direction of Vestamager and get off at the station Ørestad, then you are right at the main entrance to Field's.

Denmark has the highest Tax (VAT) rate in Europe: 25% on everything!

Denmark is not part of the EURO-monetary system, but major shops will probably give prices both in Danish kroner and in EURO (€). Most major international credit cards are accepted in Denmark. But be aware that a surcharge of 2 to 4 percent is often added, which is legal outside the USA.

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Danish, english is widely spoken.

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Opening Hours and Holidays:

Mon-Fri: 10 am-7 pm, Sat: 10 am-4 pm. On Sundays shops are normally closed but during the cruise season some department stores and malls are open.

Shops are allowed to open on the first Sunday of every month, as well as on all Sundays in December, preceding Christmas Eve. However, if the first Sunday in a month falls on a holiday or on Constitution Day, shops will stay closed. Please note that ordinary shops are closed on public holidays including Constitution Day, 5 June, and Christmas Eve, December 24. Kiosks, bakeries, station shops etc. are usually open on Saturdays after 5 p.m. and Sundays.

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Transportation to and from the cruise terminals

This guide provides you with useful information about how to get around in Copenhagen. If you are a cruise guest, please click  here  to get more information about public transportation, what to see and do in the city, and much more. 

Copenhagen has three cruise terminals: Langelinie, Nordre Toldbod, and Ocean Quay. Please click  here  to find out which cruise terminal your guests will arrive at. 

Use this journey planner for an accessible overview and detailed information on your guests' trip with public transportation in Copenhagen. Just fill out the start, and end destination, and the online journey planner will figure out the fastest and easiest route for your guests. 

Getting to and from Ocean Quay

Copenhagen airport.

• Bus 25 and Metro : Take bus 25* from Ocean Quay (the bus will stop at each terminal) and get off at Orientkaj metro station. Take the M4 line towards Copenhagen Central Station (København H). Change at Kongens Nytorv to the M2 line towards Copenhagen Airport (Københavns Lufthavn). The duration of the trip is approximately 40 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 3-zone ticket, which costs 30 DKK.
• Bus 164 and Metro : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 towards Copenhagen Central Station (København H). Change at Kongens Nytorv to the M2 line towards Copenhagen Airport (Københavns Lufthavn). The duration of the trip is approximately 40 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 3-zone ticket, which costs 30 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 425 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 520 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 40 minutes. 

* When cruise ships call at Ocean Quay, the bus departs every 10 to 20 minutes from when the first cruise ships arrive until 1 hour before the last ship in port departs.

Copenhagen Central Station

• Bus 25 and Metro:  Take bus 25* from Ocean Quay (the bus will stop at each terminal), get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 directly to Copenhagen Central Station (København H). The duration of the trip is approximately 30 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Bus 164 and Metro : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. Get off at Orientkaj metro station and take M4 directly to Copenhagen Central Station (København H). The duration of the trip is approximately 30 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 212 DKK during the day (weekdays) and about 262 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and bank holidays duration of the journey is about 30 minutes.

Easy access to Copenhagen’s neighborhoods and city centre by metro

Once your guests have arrived at Orientkaj Station, they have easy access and endless opportunities to get around Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods and city center by metro.

Your guests can go directly to the city center with the metro line M4. Here, they can easily change to metro line M3, also known as “The City Circle Line” (Cityringen). The M3 connects Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods:  Vesterbro , Frederiksberg , Nørrebro , Østerbro and the city centre .

Copenhagen’s metros (M1, M2, M3 and M4) are reliable and in service 24/7. Please see the metro lines' timetable here and find a map of the metro lines and more information about the metro system here .

Orientkaj Station:

• Bus 25 : Take bus 25* from the stops at Oceankaj (the bus will stop at each terminal) and get off at Orientkaj metro station. The duration of the trip is approximately 15 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Bus 164 : Take bus 164 (runs all year round) towards Ballerup St. Get off at Orientkaj metro station. The duration of the trip is approximately 15 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.

* When cruise ships call at Ocean Quay, the bus departs every 10 to 20 minutes from when the first cruise ships arrive until 1 hour before the last ship in port departs.

How to purchase tickets for the public transportation

It is important that your guests have a valid ticket when using public transportation. They are responsible for having the correct ticket. Otherwise, they will receive an induvial fine if they meet ongoing ticket control.

Your guests can access the metros, trains, and buses (including water buses) with the same ticket. They need to find out how many zones they will pass on their journey. Your guests can plan their journey here and find out how many zones their journey requires.

The cruise terminal's address is Oceanvej 13, 2150 Nordhavn. 

Buy tickets:

• Tickets can be purchased from a ticket machine at Ocean Quay (right by the tourist information).
• Your guests can purchase single tickets or a City Pass by downloading the DOT Tickets app . The app is available for iPhone and Android. See the difference between ticket types here .

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Getting to and from Langelinie

• Bus 27 and train: Walk 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and take bus 27 to Østerport Station. Change to a regional train (RE) towards CPH Airport (CPH Lufthavn). The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 3-zone ticket. The price is 30 DKK.
• Walk and metro: Walk 15 minutes to Østerport Station and take the metro line M3 or M4 to Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv and take the metro line M2 towards Copenhagen Airport (Københavns Lufthavn). The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 3-zone ticket. The price is 30 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 270 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 333 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 30 minutes.  
• Bus 27 and train: Walk 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and take bus 27 to Østerport Station. Then take the S-train in the direction Køge, Høje Taastrup, Frederikssund or Ballerup (lines A, B, C, E or H) and get off at Copenhagen Central Station (København H). The duration of the trip is approximately 20 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Walk and metro: Walk 15 minutes to Østerport Station. Then take the metro line M3 or M4 towards Kongens Nytorv and get off at Copenhagen Central Station (København H). The duration of the trip is approximately 20 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi : The trip will cost approximately 135 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 167 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends, and bank holidays duration of the trip is about 15 minutes.  

Easy access to Copenhagen’s neighborhoods and city centre by bus, metro, and train

When your guests are at Langelinie, they are already close to the city centre and only a few minutes walk from the little mermaid. If your guests want to avoid walking, they can quickly get around by public transportation. Please take a look at the options below.

Take a Hop On Hop Off bus: Your guests can take a Hop on Hop off bus that stops at Langelinie. The Hop on Hop off bus stops at, among others, Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, Tivoli, etc. The price is 199 DKK and is valid for 72 hours. Read more about the Hop on Hop off bus  here .  

Take a metro or train from Østerport Station: Once your guests have reached Østerport Station, they have endless opportunities to get quickly around Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods and city centre by metro and train.

Your guests can go directly to the city centre with the metro line M3 or M4. The M3 is known as “The City Circle Line” (Cityringen) and connects Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods:  Vesterbro ,  Frederiksberg ,  Nørrebro ,  Østerbro , and  the city centre . The M4 can take your guests from Copenhagen Central Station to Orientkaj Station. Copenhagen’s metros (M1, M2, M3, and M4) are reliable and in service 24/7. See the metro lines' timetable  here  and find a map of the metro lines and more information about the metro system  here .

Or your guests can take a train directly to Copenhagen’s train stations; Nordhavn, Nørreport, Vesterport, Copenhagen Central Station (København H), and Dybbelsbro. They simply need to take an S-train with one of the following lines: A, B, C, E, or H.

How to get to Østerport Station:

• Bus 27:  Walk 5 minutes to the bus stop, Indiakaj, and take bus 27 to Østerport Station. The duration of the trip is approximately 10 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Walk:  Walk 15 minutes to Østerport Station and save money.

Your guests must have a valid ticket when using the public transportation. They are responsible for having the correct ticket. Otherwise, your guests will receive an induvial fine if they meet ongoing ticket control.

Your guests can access the metros, trains, and buses (including water buses) with the same ticket. They must find out how many zones they will pass on their journey. Your guests can plan their journey here and find out how many zones their journey requires.

The cruise terminal's address is Langeliniekaj 16, 2100 København. 

• Walk to Østerport Station, and your guests can purchase their tickets at the ticket machines. Credit cards, as well as cash, are accepted.
• They can purchase single tickets or a City Pass by downloading the DOT Tickets app . The app is available for iPhone and Android. See the difference between ticket types here .

Children under 12 travel for free with public transportation

Copenhagen Card includes free access to 80+ attractions, free unlimited public transportation etc.

Getting to and from nordre toldbod.

• Walk and metro: Walk 14 minutes to Marmorkirken metro station and take the metro line M3 or M4 to Kongens Nytorv. Change at Kongens Nytorv and take the metro line M2 to Copenhagen Airport (Københavns Lufthavn). The duration of the trip is approximately 35 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 3-zone ticket. The price is 30 DKK.
• Taxi: The trip will cost approximately 232 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 286 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends and bank holidays. The duration of the trip is about 30 minutes.  
• Walk and metro: Walk 14 minutes to Marmorkirken metro station and take the metro line M3 or M4 towards Kongens Nytorv directly to Copenhagen Central Station (København H). The duration of the trip is approximately 25 minutes. Your guests will need a valid 2-zone ticket. The price is 24 DKK.
• Taxi: The trip will cost approximately 116 DKK during the day (weekdays) and around 143 DKK during the evening (weekdays), weekends, and bank holidays duration of the journey is about 20 minutes.  

Easy access to Copenhagen’s neighborhoods and city centre by bus and metro

Your guests are close to the city center at Nordre Toldbod, but if they do not want to walk, they have different options to explore the city centre and Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods.

Take a Hop On Hop Off Bus:

Walk to Langelinie and take a Hop on Hop off bus that, among others, stops at Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, Tivoli, etc. The price is 199 DKK. Read more about the Hop on Hop off bus  here .

Walk to the closest metro station (Marmorkirken)

Walk to Marmorkirken metro station, and your guests will have endless opportunities to get around Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods and the city centre by metro.

They can go directly to the city center with the metro line M3 or M4. The M3, also known as “The City Circle Line” (Cityringen), connects Copenhagen’s neighbourhoods: Vesterbro , Frederiksberg , Nørrebro , Østerbro , and the city centre . The M4 can take your guests from Copenhagen Central Station to Orientkaj Station.

Copenhagen’s metros (M1, M2, M3, and M4) are reliable and in service 24/7. See the metro lines' timetable here and find a map of the metro lines and more information about the metro system here .

Your guests must have a valid ticket when taking public transportation. They are responsible for having the correct ticket. Otherwise, your guests will receive an induvial fine if they meet ongoing ticket control.

Your guests can access the metros, trains, and buses (including water buses) with the same ticket. They must find out how many zones they will pass on their journey. Your guests can plan their journey here and determine how many zones their journey requires.

The cruise terminal's address is Nordre Toldbod 18-24, 1259 København. 

• Walk to Marmorkirken metro station, and they can purchase their tickets at the ticket machines. Credit cards, as well as cash, are accepted.
• Your guests can purchase single tickets or a City Pass by downloading the DOT Tickets app . The app is available for iPhone and Android. See the difference between ticket types here .

Use one of our partners for a taxi ride

Taxi 4x27 and Taxa 4x35 operate in Copenhagen and surrounding areas.

Visit their websites below for more information about booking a taxi ride, an estimated price for a journey and more. Please note that the website of Taxi 4x27 is only in Danish. 

Car parking facilities near the cruise terminals

Ocean Quay Your guests can use the public car park located by the cruise terminals. It is called “P-plads Oceanvej” and has 242 parking spaces. Please note it is not possible to reserve a parking space beforehand. Your guests must pay either by credit card at the payment station or by parking apps: EasyPark, Apcoa Flow, ParkOne and ParkMan.

Rates for parking:

• 07:00 – 17:00: DKK 22.00/hr.*
• 17:00 – 07:00: DKK 12.00/hr.*
• The daily rate is a maximum of DKK 150.00* per 24 hours.

* Please note that there might be an additional fee depending on the payment method.

The address is: Oceanvej 15, 2150 Nordhavn.

Find more information here .

Langelinie and Nordre Toldbod Unfortunately, there is only short-term parking near the cruise terminals. The nearest in-house car parking facility for your guests is located at Dronningens Tværgade 4, 1302 København or Dampfærgevej 33, 2100 København. Here the maximum price per day is DKK 500.00 and DKK 335.00.

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Copenhagen Denmark

The port of Copenhagen is located on the east coast of Denmark. Copenhagen is the capital of the country and the largest city of Scandinavia, with a population of 1.7 million people. Copenhagen is the residence of Queen Margrethe II, who currently lives at the Amalienborg Palace.

Copenhagen is a charming city with 17th and 18th century buildings, beautiful parks and gardens, lovely walks along canals and pedestrian streets. Copenhagen is famous for its Little Mermaid, a statue in homage to the writer Hans Christian Andersen.

It’s an expensive, but beautiful city.

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Danish (English is generally understood)

A small tip of 5% to 10% will be appreciated in restaurants. (rounding up the bill is usually enough)

DKK Danish krone

Time difference

from New York: +6h

from San Francisco: +8h

from London: +1h

Where is located the Port of Copenhagen Cruise Terminal

Copenhagen offers two large port facilities. The first, more widely visited by ships making day calls, is Langelinie Pier about 2.4 km from the centre of the city. This is a charming harbour area, with a series of shops and cafes, just a 10 minute walk from the city (taxis are also available). The Copenhagen Information Centre is located here and can also offer exchange office (and distributor) services.

On the other hand, the Freeport terminal , about 3.2 km from the city, is frequently used by ships for which Copenhagen is a port of embarkation or disembarkation. There is no service or ATM nearby (although taxis often take credit cards). The nearest train to reach the city is a 15-20 minute walk. As this port is busy, taxis are sometimes scarce. It’s best to plan your trips before you leave or take advantage of your cruise line transfer services. You can also book a private transfer .

Travelling around the Copenhagen Cruise Port

How to get from copenhagen airport to the port.

A metro station is located in the Annex of Terminal 3. The journey from the airport to the Nureport station takes 15 to 20 minutes.

Several bus routes rely on the centre of Copenhagen and Terminal 3 airport. Line 5C connects Copenhagen Central Station and the airport in about 35 minutes.

The taxi ride will take about 35 minutes.

Private transport services are also available.

Directions from Airport to Cruise terminal

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Directions from Cruise terminal to Airport

You can easily walk to Copenhagen. City Bikes are also available throughout the city.

From Langelinie Pier, bus 26, which runs every 20 minutes, will take you downtown. Bus boats near the polar bear statue at the end of the pier can also transport you to the centre of the city (a one-day ticket allows you to hop on and off all day).

From Freeport Terminal, shuttles are usually available nearby.

Activities in Copenhagen

Rebate cards, copenhagen card.

This card gives you priority access to many attractions as well as public transport. In addition, you will be entitled to offers and discounts in shops and restaurants.

Neighborhoods

This former port area has several restaurants. Take a tour of the channel from here.

The Little Mermaid

Located on the promenade of Langelinie Pier, this statue is the symbol of Copenhagen.

Vor Frelsers Kirke (Our Saviour’s Church)

If you are not afraid of the stairs, you can climb to the main spire of this church from the outside. The tower opens at 10 a.m. Monday to Saturday and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday (Christianshavn metro)

Amalienborg Palace

The palace of the Danish royal family. The marble church is nearby.

Christiansborg Palace

Seat of the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court and the Royal Reception Rooms.

Glyptoteket Art Museum

Has a collection of many masterpieces. Free on Sundays (free guided tours), closed on Mondays. Located on the southeast corner of Tivoli Gardens.

National Museum of Denmark

This museum has an impressive collection. The guided tour offered in English of the Vikings exhibition is very interesting. Another exhibition traces the history of Denmark. You will also find other ethnographic exhibitions on different eras and nations, including a floor dedicated to Egypt. Closed on Mondays in winter months.

National Gallery

This art museum is located in a pretty park and features collections of artwork from different periods. Closed on Mondays.

Hans Christian Andersen Museum

Honors the famous Danish fairy tale poet.

Copenhagen Amber Museum

Besides the largest piece of amber in the world, this museum has an excellent collection of amber that contain insects, plants and other prehistoric fossils. There is a shop where you can buy high quality amber jewelry.

Frederiksborg Castle

The largest Renaissance-style castle in Scandinavia. It was built in the first decades of the 17th century by King Christian IV and incorporates the most beautiful architecture of the Renaissance.

Carlsberg Brewery Museum

Visit the facilities where Carlsberg beer is produced.

Family activities

Tivoli garden.

This small amusement park with gardens, restaurants and walks was Walt Disney’s inspiration for Disneyland. Opens at 11 a.m. Next to Central Station at the main entrance on the north side.

Excursions in Copenhagen

If you stay for a few days, you may want to get the Copenhagen CARD , which offers free and unlimited bus and train access through the metropolitan area for one or three days, as well as free admission to more than 60 sites and museums. Two children under the age of 10 are admitted free of charge with each adult card.

A city tour by bus combined with a boat ride on the canals will make you appreciate the charms of the city. You will see the contrast of historic areas and new modern buildings such as the Opera House and the library.

Cycling and kayaking tours are a different way to explore the city.

The fishing village of Draoger is both picturesque and traditional. It is a pedestrian city where there are many craft shops and historic buildings to admire.

If you stay for the evening, a night excursion on the canals and to the Tivoli Gardens where you will be dazzled by nearly 100,000 twinkling lights.

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Getting to/from the Airport

Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is accessible from Central Station on the regular rail network or the metro from Kongens Nytorv. You will need a three zone ticket for either service (36 DKK, Jul 2022). See the Copenhagen airport link here https://info.parkering.cph.dk/en/buses-trains-and-metro

To take public transit to Oceankaj, take the metro to Orientkaj Station and transfer to the free shuttle to the cruise terminal or bus 25 or 164.

Baggage storage is available at Central Station for those with late flights. http://en.hovedbanen.dk/dsb-information/dsb-luggage-service/ Airport baggage storage info - https://www.cph.dk/en/practical/luggage/

Any hotel in the city center is a good choice location-wise since the cruise terminal piers are relatively close by. Staying near train or metro stations will be convenient if you plan on using public transit. Search hotels in Copenhagen here

Must See Sights

Prices updated July 2022

• Little Mermaid - located down the promenade from Langelinie Pier, this statue is the symbol of Copenhagen.
• Nynhavn - This old port area located at the eastern end of Stroget is now filled with restaurants on the sunny south-facing side. To save money and enjoy the area like a local, buy beers at a store and take a seat along the canal. You can also take a canal tour from here. There are two companies operating near identical tours so check the prices for both before buying your ticket. The first company you see will probably be the most expensive. Canal tours can also be boarded at Christiansborg Palace which is generally less busy.
• Tivoli Garden - This small amusement park with gardens, restaurants and rides was Walt Disney's inspiration for Disneyland. Entry 145 DKK. Opens at 11am. Beside Central Station with the main entrance on the north side of the park. http://www.tivoli.dk/
• Vor Frelsers Kirke (Our Saviour Church) - A unique church tower climbing experience since there are stairs on the outside of the main spire. Closed during heavy rain or wind. Tower entry fee 65 DKK. Metro Christianshavn http://www.vorfrelserskirke.dk/
• Christiania - this hippie squatters village on a former military site is an unusual tourist attraction if you don't mind the smell of hash and marijuana. Down the road from Our Saviour Church.
• Amalienborg Palace - this is one of several palaces around Copenhagen. The Marble Church is nearby. It's a short walk north along the waterfront from Nyhavn. Other palaces include Rosenborg (housing the crown jewels and with a large garden) and Christiansborg.
• Glyptoteket Art Museum - has a collection of many masterpieces. Adult admission 125 DKK (free Tuesdays, closed Mondays). Located beside the southeast corner of Tivoli Gardens. http://www.glyptoteket.dk/
• Danish National Museum (east of City Hall) and National Gallery (north of Rosenborg Castle) - Closed Mondays. These two museums used to be free but fees were introduced in 2016. http://natmus.dk/ http://www.smk.dk/en/
• Round Tower - A unique tower with a spiral ramp to the top. http://www.rundetaarn.dk/en/
• Take a free walking tour. You should tip your guide afterwards if it was a good experience. http://www.copenhagenfreewalkingtours.dk/

If you are planning to visit a lot of sights, consider buying a Copenhagen card which includes admission to many attractions and a public transport pass. The card can be purchased from 7-11 in Central Station or from the tourist office opposite the main entrance to Tivoli Garden. http://www.copenhagencard.com/

Shopping & Restaurants

Stroget is a long pedestrian street winding its way from City Hall (get a picture sitting on Hans Christian Anderson Statue) to Nyhavn. It also branches north to Norreport. Torvehallernekbh, an upscale covered market, opened in 2011 by Norreport Metro.

Visit the Carlsberg Brewery Museum for a tour and a beer (Enghave Station - walk through the large brewery complex).

Try a delicious pastry from LagKagehuset. Various locations, including inside Central Station, Stroget (a block east of city hall), CPH airport, and across from Christianhavn metro.

Sankt Peders Bageri is the city's oldest bakery. Their signature cinnamon rolls are only available on Wednesdays.

Smørrebrød is a popular open-faced sandwich (eaten with a knife and fork). Recommended restaurants linked from here http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/gastronomy/top-10-traditional-danish-lunch

There is an Aldi discount supermarket beside Nordhavn station if you are on your way to Freeport Terminal. There is an Irma supermarket by both Norreport and Østerport station and another one beside the main entrance to Tivoli Garden. There is a small Netto supermarket by Norreport. A block north of Central Station is Rema 1000 at Hammerichsgade 1.

Fisketorvet mall is south of the city center. Take the S-Tog to Dybbolsbro station.

Reffen, an outdoor street food market, opened in 2018 across the channel from the Little Mermaid. You can take harbour bus 991 (return on 992), or hop on hop off boats to get here.

General opening hours for shops and holidays here .

Cafés and restaurants including McDonalds may provide free wifi for customers. The port may also offer free wifi at the cruise terminals.

Post Office

There is a post office a block south of Central Station at Bernstorffsgade 36. The post office inside of Central Station has closed permanently. Stamps may be available from newsagents and from postcard sellers.

Been Here Before

Take a train across the Oresund Bridge to Malmo, Sweden. The 30km journey takes around 40 minutes with trains departing Central Station 3-4 times hourly.

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Download PDF city map from here - https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/cruisecopenhagen/copenhagen/practical-information

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WELCOME TO COPENHAGEN

The sheer number of candles being used (the Danes burn more than any other country) and the sense of simplicity and comfort are in evidence around the city. A few days in Copenhagen can certainly get you hooked on the Danish obsession with Hygge.

With attractions across the city from Royal Palaces to fun-filled amusement parks, unfathomably popular statues to the colourful Nyhavn district as well as learning a little about how to make your life more Hygge, there is much to suggest that an extra day or two before or after your cruise is well worth it.

With so many things to see and do though it might be hard to decide just what do to during your limited time. Our port guide, and accompanying articles about  parking ,  transportation ,  pre-cruise hotels, and  attractions  will provide you with all the information you need to plan your pre or post-cruise stay in the Copenhagen area.

The links below will help you jump around the guide to the sections that interest you most, and at the bottom is a  map  of all the points of interest mentioned.

COPENHAGEN CRUISE TERMINALS   |   PASSENGER & LUGGAGE DROP OFF   |   PORTS OF CALL FOR SHIPS DEPARTING COPENHAGEN |   CURRENCY   |  CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS   |  TIPPING   |  BANKS & ATMS   |   GETTING AROUND   |   WEATHER   |   VISITOR’S CENTRE   |   FESTIVALS & EVENTS   |   DINING   |   SHOPPING   |   MAP

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COPENHAGEN CRUISE TERMINAL

There are three cruise ports in Copenhagen so it is important to know which terminal your cruise ship will be using or you might be heading to the wrong one. In general, if you are joining a cruise it is likely to be from Oceankaj, Nordre Tolbod and Langelinje are more used for visiting ships.

If you are using a GPS or map program (we use   Here WeGo ), input one of the following addresses to find your terminal:

Ocean Quay : Oceankaj Terminal 1/2/3, Nordhavnen, 2150 København

Nordre Tolbod : Nordre Toldbod, 1259 København

Langelinje: Langeliniekaj 2, 2100 København

Also scheduled for completion in 2020 is Terminal 4 at Oceankaj which will allow for larger ships to depart from Copenhagen. 

PASSENGER & LUGGAGE DROP OFF

EMBARKATION:   Passengers may drop off their luggage, and companions if they wish, at their designated terminal prior to parking.

DISEMBARKATION:   When returning you can either retrieve your vehicle and return to the terminal to pick up your companions and luggage in the loading area, or take your luggage and companions to your parking lot to retrieve your vehicle.

The area next to the cruise terminal is for loading and unloading only so you should be prepared to unload/load quickly to allow others to do the same.

TAXIS : As to be expected there is a high demand for taxis during peak disembarkation hours and they may not be readily available. Please account for this wait time in your plans for departure day, especially when booking a flight home.

PORTS OF CALL FOR SHIPS DEPARTING COPENHAGEN

Copenhagen’s ports are home to more than a dozen cruise lines and even more cruise ships so you’re sure to find something sailing from this port that you’d enjoy.  For 2019 Azamara ,  Costa ,  Crystal ,  Holland America ,  MSC , Norwegian , Oceania , Princess ,  Regent Seven Seas , Royal Caribbean , Seabourn , Silversea ,  Viking , and Windstar cruise lines will offer several ships with itineraries scheduled to include:

Aalborg, Denmark  |  Akureyri, Iceland  |  Alesund, Norway  |  Amsterdam, The Netherlands  |  Arkhangelsk, Russia  |  Belfast, UK  |  Bergen, Norway  |  Bornholm, Denmark  |  Boston, MA  |  Dublin, Ireland  |  Eidfjord, Norway  |  Farsund, Norway  |  Flaam, Norway  |  Gdansk, Poland  |  Gdynia, Poland  |  Geiranger, Norway  |  Gibraltar  |  Gothenburg, Sweden  |  Grundarfjordur, Iceland  |  Hammerfest, Norway  |  Haugesund, Norway  |  Heimaey, Iceland  |  Hellesylt, Norway  |  Helsinki, Finland  |  Honningsvag (NorthCape), Norway  |  Husavik, Iceland  |  Ilulissat, Greenland  |  Invergordon, UK  |  Isafjord, Iceland  |  Kiel, Germany  |  Kirkwall, UK  |  Klaipeda, Lithuania  |  Kristiansund, Norway  |  La Coruna, Spain  |  Leith, UK  |  Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK  |  Lisbon, Portugal  |  Lysekil, Sweden  |  Molde, Norway  |  Murmansk, Russia  |  Newcastle, UK  |  Nuuk, Greenland  |  Nynashamn, Sweden  |  Olden, Norway  |  Oslo, Norway  |  Paamiut, Greenland  |  Plymouth, UK  |  Qaqortoq, Greenland  |  Reykjavik, Iceland  |  Riga, Latvia  |  Ronne, Denmark  |  Rotterdam, The Netherlands  |  Seydisfjordur, Iceland  |  Skagen, Denmark  |  Solovetsky, Russia  |  Southampton, UK   |  St. Petersburg, Russia  |  Stavanger, Norway  |  Stockholm, Sweden  |  Storstappen Island, Norway  |  Svolvaer, Norway  |  Tallinn, Estonia  |  Torshavn, Faroe Islands  |  Tromso, Norway  |  Trondheim, Norway  |  Vigo, Spain  |  Vik, Norway  |  Visby, Sweden  |  Warnemunde, Germany

*Please Note: These scheduled ports of call are not guaranteed as the cruise line may make changes to their itineraries due to weather or other reasons. 

MONEY MATTERS

The currency of Denmark is the Krone (DKK) which is divided into 100 øre. It is printed on notes in the following denominations: kr50, kr100, kr200, kr500, and kr1000 and coins with values of: 50 øre, kr1, kr2, kr5, kr10, and kr20. The 50 øre coin is worth half a kroner and is the only Danish coin with a face value of less than one kroner.

CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS

Credit and Debit cards are widely accepted in Copenhagen, but cards which do not use Chip & Pin may not be accepted in self-service machines and may cause delays in shops and restaurants. Contactless cards are more and more widely accepted for purchases up to 350 DKK.

TOP TIP: If you are offered the opportunity to pay in your own currency instead of Danish Kroner, our advice is to decline as the exchange rate is usually poor and you will end up paying more than letting your bank handle the conversion.

Although tipping is the norm in North America and common in much of Europe, in Denmark tipping is not expected. In general, service will be included in restaurants, bars and taxis, you should therefore only tip if you receive extraordinarily good service.

If you do decide to offer a tip, you will probably need to leave cash as credit card machines are less likely to have the option to add a tip than you may be used to.

BANKS & ATMS

Finding an ATM (Automated Teller Machine) will not be too difficult in Copenhagen, however none are right by the terminals. We’ve pinned several ATMs that are nearest to the terminals to the map below.

Generally, in Denmark, you will find ATMs at banks as well as some standalone machines either outside or inside other stores.

GETTING AROUND COPENHAGEN

Public transport in Copenhagen is efficient and affordable, you just need to know how many zones you will transit through in order to price up your ticket. The whole of the central area of the city, including the ports, is in zone 1 and the airport is in zone 4. Therefore to get from the airport to the city, you travel through 3 zones (4, 3 and 1), so you need a three-zone ticket. You have to buy at least 2 zones for any ticket, so any travel around the city would require a 2 zone ticket.

A single ticket for 1 or 2 zones is 24 DKK, a three-zone ticket is 36 DKK. You can purchase tickets at ticket vending machines, 7-Eleven kiosks, stations using cash or card. You can buy single tickets from the bus driver, but you must have the correct small change. You can also use the ‘DOT Tickets’ app on your phone:

If you plan to use the public transport network more than occasionally each day, you can purchase  City Pass Small  for unlimited travel within the City including out to the airport for between 1 and 5 days which can save you money. Prices 80 DKK for one day, 150 DKK for two days and an additional 50 DKK for each day after that.

TOP TIP:  If buying a ticket from a train station, you won’t be able to enter a bus stop name as your destination. Choose the metro station you will change at and the ticket will be accepted by the bus driver.

Public transportation options include:

• Metro   – Provides access across the city on three lines including the airport. Click here for the routes, hours, and pricing or here for the MDT Tracker app.
• Train  – The train is a quick efficient way to get from the airport into the central station, but can also be a good option for getting across the city.
• Bus   – With routes across the city, the bus service is an excellent way to get around and end up close to your destination.
• Harbour bus – Can be a nice option if you need to travel along the river, may not be as quick as other options, but a great way to see the city from the water.

Other options in the city include:

• Bike   – Copenhagen is great for cyclists and you can rent bikes from many places in the city. You may even find your hotel has them available to borrow. For more information, check out this guide .
• e-scooter – These scooters can be found all over town and can be rented through an app to get you around the city in double-quick time.

Note: Uber and Lyft do not operate in Copenhagen due to local regulations.

With all these options you will be able to really take in Copenhagen if you visit for a pre or post-cruise stay!

TOP TIP: The  Copenhagen Card  can be purchased with unlimited public transport included, saving you even more money.

COPENHAGEN WEATHER

In general, you’ll find the summers are comfortable, though partly cloudy while the winters are long, cold and windy. The best times to visit Copenhagen for warm-weather outdoor activities is from late June to late August.

The hottest part of the year is from late June to the end of August with average daily high temperatures above 18°C (64°F). The cooler part of the year is from the beginning of November to the end of March with average daily high temperatures below 6°C (43°C).

COPENHAGEN VISITOR’S CENTER

The Copenhagen Visitor Service   is a great place for even more, in-depth, information about many sights and sounds in the Copenhagen area.

LOCATION:  Vesterbrogade 4B, 1620 København

PHONE: +45 70 22 24 42

HOURS OF OPERATION:   Open Monday – Saturday from 0900 – 1600 and Sunday from 0900 – 1400

There are several other regional visitors centres in the area. For those addresses click   here .

Copenhagen is home to plenty of food options ranging from little corner coffee shops to Michelin-starred restaurants, from quick bites to full-service dining. There is cuisine from all over the world to tempt your taste buds.

A few Copenhagen restaurants you might want to try include:

Barock Restaurant : Located at one end of the colourful Nyhavn district, this restaurant offers good value dishes in a cosy, hygge, atmosphere.

Restaurant Kronborg : Focussed on traditional Danish open sandwiches or  smørrebrød, Kronborg offers its customers a place all about homemade food and cosiness.

Kokkeriet : This Michelin-starred restaurant offers a relaxed dining experience with a menu of Danish food for all seasons.

From name-brand department stores to unique boutiques, you’ll find plenty of places to do some shopping for those last-minute cruise items or souvenirs of your trip. Popular shopping destinations in Copenhagen include:

Strøget   – One of the longest pedestrian streets in Europe stretching between the squares of Kongen Nytorv and Rådhuspladsen. Strøget offers a huge variety of shops including ILLUM one of the most prestigious department stores in Denmark.

Magasin du Nord   – The beautiful building in Renaissance style is over 200 years old and inside you will find over 2,000 brands of clothes, beauty essentials and more.

Fisketorvet   – With nearly 100 stores, you’ll be sure to find what you need at this large shopping mall. If you arrive by bike, be sure to check out the Cycle Snake bridge.

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Inhabitants – 5,6 million Official language – Danish Capital city – Copenhagen

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Cruise Port Guide Copenhagen – Denmark: docked

Cruise ships can dock at Langelinie (normal dock), Ocean Kay (turn around port) or Nordre Todlbod Quay (small ships).   Copenhagen has a lot of docking possibilities for cruise ships. Most cruise ships dock at the Langelinie if it concerns a regular port day. If this is the end or start of your cruise you are usually bound to dock at the Ocean Kai. Check with your ship what their plan is. If you want you can already check this information your self at home via the following link:  https://www.cmport.com/terminals/ships-in-port/ . Search for your ship and date. This should tell you where your ship is planned to dock. Please know Ocean Quay is quay numbers 330, 331, 332, 333 and 334. Freeport is quay number 252, 254 (266). Langelinie is quay number 190, 192 and 197. Ndr. Toldbod is quay number 177. Now that you know this you can start planning your day. Find more detailed information about the ports underneath.

Langelinie cruise dock

Consider yourself lucky of you dock at the Langelinie dock in Copenhagen. Langelinie is located just at the northern end of the city center and if you are a big walker than you could possibly even navigate the large city of Copenhagen bij foot. You are also about a 15 minute walk from the famous little mermaid statue. At and near the dock you will find plenty of facilities like tourist information, transportation and a hop on hop off bus.

Copenhagen Ocean Kaj

The Oceankaj in Copenhagen hosts several cruise terminals designed to facilitate ships in all their needs and demands for (dis)embarkation day. Meaning operates to get people in and out fast. There is no public transport at the cruise port. You are likely to carry your luggage with you when your ship is docked at the Ocean Kai. Therefore we recommend you to use a taxi to and from the ship. From the city center to the cruise terminal will cost you about 250 kr. You can pay the driver by credit of debit card. Hop on hop off buses might make a stop at the Ocean Kaj.

Closest metro station to Ocean Kai.

Orient kai would be the closest metro station to the Ocean kai. Please know that from there, it is still a half an hour walk to get to the cruise terminal. Doing that with luggage in hand might not be the best start of your cruise. Safe yourself the trouble and book a taxi. A taxi from the city centre to the Ocean Kai will cost you approximately 250 DKK (Danish kroner).

Public Transportation in Copenhagen

Copenhagen has a ver fast and efficient network of trains, metros and busses. The best way to plan your trip is via the website public transport.dk . Where to buy tickets for public transport? -Via de DOT Tickets app. -Via de ticket machines at train and metro stations. -Singles tickets can also be purchased on the bus with DKK cash. Because you can already download the ‘DOT tickets app’ at home and easily buy your tickets on the app we highly recommend you to use this form. Simply because it is the most convenient one compared to buying it with the local currency and having to figure out how the Danish ticket machines work.

Kids in public transportation in Copenhagen

Up to two kids travel for free with an adult in Copenhagen’s public transport.

Official taxis in Copenhagen

The 300 official taxis in Copenhagen have a meter. The estimated fares are as follows: – Freeport / Ocean quay – City Centre = 280 DKK / 40 EURO / 40 USD – Freeport / Ocean quay – Airport = 500 DKK / 70 EUR / 70 USD – Langelinie – City Centre = 180 DKK You can expect some taxis to be at the main taxi stands. However catching one on the streets might be a bit of a challenge. Official taxis accept credit- and debitcards.

Hop on hop off bus at the cruise dock

The hop on hop off bus is available on the pier in Copenhagen. Choose wisely before buying your ticket. They have different companies, different routes and you can opt for a canal tour as well. When purchasing your ticket you can pay in DKK, EUR and with credit card.

Copenhagen Card

Buy a Copenhagen card and get entry for 75 attractions and free transport. Choose between 24/48/72/120 hours optons. This card cannot be bought in port. Buy this card at S-Train stations, Airport, Central Station of Tourist Office, opposite of Tivoli.

Luggage storage for cruise passengers

There is a luggage storage at the central station of Copenhagen where you can leave your luggage for a rather big fee. You can also choose a luggage handlers that will take your luggage directly from the cruise terminal to the airport or visa versa.

Day trips from Copenhagen:

There are countless venture to explore outside of Copenhagen if your ship is time for a large amount of time. These are one of the options for day trips from the cruise terminal Copenhagen: Kronborg Castle The Oresund Aquarium Ordrupgaard Willumsens museum Lejre Land of Legends Roskilde Cathedral ROMU The viking ship museum Green Mobility The Open Air Museum Louisiana Museum of Modern art

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During the summer, Nyhavn is the perfect place to enjoy a nice cold beer. Nyhavn means New Haven, although it is the old harbour of Copenhagen. There are lots of things to do here. Hop on a canal tour here, go for that beer, check out the street artists or find out the history behind all the buildings.

Nyhavn, Copenhagen

This the main street of Copenhagen and Europe’s first mayor pedestrian boulevard. It is a network of lively streets that streches all the way through the old town. If you are planning to go shopping in Copenhagen, make sure to start here!

Strøget, Copenhagen

Slotsholmen is an island in the middle of the city centre. It is very interesting part of town you should not miss on a visit to Copenhagen. Here you wil find museums like: Royal Library, National Archives, Royal Arsenal Museum, Royal Stables, Theater Museum, Thorvaldsens museum, Danish Jewish Museum and The Lapidarium of Kings.

Slotsholmen

Slotsholmen, Copenhagen

In the city centre of Copenhagen we find Christiansborg Castle. See map above for its exact location. This is the seat of the Danish Parliament, the Prime Minister’s office and Supreme Court.

Christiansborg Castle

Prins Jørgens Gård 1, 1218 København, Denmark

The Rosenberg castle holds 400 years of royal art treasures and the Crown Jewels and Royal Regalia. It truly is a splendid museum.

Rosenborg castle

Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 København, Denmark

This is one of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen. There are about 300 steps from the ground level to the top where you can enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Copenhagen. If you want you can also take a guided tour in city hall and learn about Copenhagen’s history. You’ll find city hall in the city centre. See map above for its exact location. You can take public bus 26 from the cruise terminal.

Rådhuspladsen 1, 1599 København, Denmark

Denmark is the oldest Monarchy in the world and this is the official residence of the royal family. Amalienborg is considered one of the greatest works of Danish Rococco architecutre. It was constructed in 1700’s. It has 4 identical palaces around one beautiful courtyard. Every day at noon, you can watch the change of guards in the court yard at Amalienborg. The route starts at 11:30 at the barracks of Rosenborg castle and it goes by: Rosenborggade, Købmagergade, Østergade, Kongens Nytorv, Bredgade, Sct. Annæ Plads, Amaliegade and Amalienborg.

Amalien borg

Amalienborg Slotsplads 5, 1257 København K, Denmark

Also known as “Hamlet’s Castle” stand 47 km north of Copenhagen. Take a day trip to this historical castle. Please know your ship will also sail past it. Most (bigger) ships have to approach Copenhagen in and out of northernly direction, because they cannot pass under the Oresund bridge south of Copenhagen. If that is the case this means your ship will be passing by Kronberg castle twice about 2 hours after departure in Copenhagen. If you want to visit for the day take the train.

Kronborg Castle

Fan of Danish design? Don’t miss the Design Museum. Their main exhibitions are print, drawings, poster, fashion and textiles

Design Museum

Bredgade 68, 1260 København, Denmark

Dragør is a small fishing village. It is known for its cobbled stone streets, danish artchitecture from 100’s or years ago and yellow painted houses. It is a really nice, quaint town to visit. From port it is 19 km / 30 min drive south. Take bus 350 to Dragor. Plan your journey http://www.rejseplanen.dk/bin/query.exe/en

The Glyptotek is the most famous museum of Copenhagen. Any lover of art should visit this museum. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek was founded in 1888 by the brewer Carl Jacobsen. It offers a unique combination of ancient and modern art in an impressive architectural surrounding. Glyptotek is in the centre of Copenhagen.

Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

Dantes Plads 7, 1556 København, Denmark

Visit the famous freetown of Copenhagen. In 1971 a small group of people took over the military backs and attempt to create they utopia. 2 generations later those idealist are still here defending their believes and to live their lives on their terms. For this location goes: You love it or you hate. One thing is for sure: if you are looking for hippy style this is the place to go to. You’ll find Christiania at the east part of the city. Best way to get there is by metro. Step off at Christianshavn station.

Christiania

Freetown Christiania. Copenhagen

When talking about Copenhagen you will have to mention the name Hans Christian Andersen. He is the famous Danish writer of books that are known around the world. Just to name a few: The Ugly Duckling, The Princess and the Pea and Little Mermaid. He is as the father of fairy tales. Step into his footsteps in Copenhagen where he lived most of his life. Hans Christian Andersen has lived in 3 different houses on Nyhavn. No. 20. is where he wrote the fairy-tales ‘the Tinder-Box’, ‘Little Claus and Big Claus’, and ‘the Princess and the Pea’. He moved in in 1834.

House Hans Christian Andersen

Nyhaven 20, Copenhagen

What the Eiffel tower is for Paris is what the Little Mermaid is for Copenhagen. She comes straight out of the story of Hans Christian Andersen. The statue was a present from Carlsberg Breweries in 1913. This is the manditory photo stop in Copenhagen.

Den lille havfrue

Langelinie, 2100 København Ø, Denmark

This is one of the most famous attractions of Copenhagen. It is the 2nd oldest amusement park in the world. When it opened in 1843 it was an instant succes. Today you will find 26 rides, gardens of different types, a china town, aquariums and the inspiration for the Disney palace here. Take bus 26 from the cruise docking spot (depending on where you dock) to Tivoli gardens.

Tivoli gardens

Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 København V, Denmark

This is the Langelinie cruise dock in Copenhagen. Cruise ships can dock at several locations in town. Read all about where your ship can dock in the full Copenhagen cruise port guide here.

Copenhagen cruise dock

Langelinie, Copenhagen

In the centre of Copenhagen you will find the 10 hectare large botanical gardens. The garden has 27 glasshouses of which the eyecatcher is the glasshouse from 1874. You’ll find over 13.000 species in the garden in different sections.

Botanical garden

Øster Farimagsgade 2C, 1353 København K, Denmark

This is the largest cultural and historical museum of Denmark and therefore it is seen as one of the most important. The museum takes you through times gone by with exhibitions about vikings, Egyptian mummies and Christiania.

National Museum

Prince's Mansion, Ny Vestergade 10, 1471 København K, Denmark

This massive church is also known as the Marble Church. Its construction lasted for 150 years, but the result is one of the most beautiful churches in the country. Its copper green dome is the 4th largest in the world.

Frederiks Kirke

Frederiksgade 4, 1265 København, Denmark

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Copenhagen of course has a proud heritage as a major Baltic port and her popularity as a cruise port has grown enormously in the last few years, with more than 500 cruises and half a million passengers visiting the city in 2008.

 Cruise Terminals in Copenhagen, Denmark

Most of the cruise lines using Copenhagen as a port of embarkation or disembarking use the new Freeport Cruise Terminal which is in an industrial harbor area north of the center of Copenhagen.

The others use Langelinie (often referred to as the Copenhagen Cruise Terminal), a pier just around the corner from the world famous Little Mermaid statue which is actually not in the center of town as one would expect, but about two miles from downtown Copenhagen. Langelinie is not a terminal as such, but a selection of shops and an information center lining the quay. Beneath the stone arches of Langelinie's old warehouses, you'll find shops that sell porcelain, amber, Danish clogs, jewelry, clothing, and other products.

Langelinie is within walking distance of most attractions, and most cruise lines offer a shuttle service to downtown Copenhagen. Also, the local bus #26 covers the same route in about 20 minutes.

Those starting and ending their cruise in Copenhagen will most likely find themselves using the Freeport Cruise Terminal.

Getting to and from the city center is relatively easy from the Freeport Cruise Terminal. An easy stroll takes about an hour, and shuttle buses and taxis take about 20 minutes.

Getting to and from Copenhagen International Airport, the primary hub for Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), offering daily non-stop and direct service to Copenhagen from gateway cities throughout the world, takes about 30 minutes by taxi or by cruise line shuttle services.

Facilities at the Freeport Terminal include restrooms, a waiting lounge with Internet access, and food and beverage kiosks.

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 must see attractions in denmark, copenhagen.

There are a number of attractions in Copenhagen accessible to cruise passengers from their vantage point of the two cruise terminals in Copenhagen and accessible before and after any cruise based in this city.

Tivoli Gardens: Founded in 1843, the Tivoli Gardens in the center of Copenhagen is a mix of amusement park, museum and outdoor theatre that attracts millions of visitors each year. Tivoli is currently the most visited theme park in Scandinavia and the 3rd most visited in Europe.

The Little Mermaid Statue: The first stop for cruise passenges on their way to downtown Copenhagen, because The Little Mermaid, reclining on a rock at the harbor mouth, is actually not in the center of town but about two miles from downtown Copenhagen not far from the Copenhagen Cruise Terninal at Langlelinie, the Little Mermaid statue is an icon of Copenhagen for many travelers to Denmark.

The National Museum: Built in 1746 as a prince’s palace, the National Museum of Denmark was renovated in the early 1990s. The museum has since lost much of its staid atmosphere and taken on a more modern ambiance. It is divided into prehistoric, medieval, Renaissance and 18th century sections and also features the royal collection of coins and medals, classical antiques, the ethnographic collection, the 'please touch' display on Greenland and the children's museum. The museum is so big that it is virtually impossible to see everything in one day. One of the museum’s most famous collections is the Inuit treasure collection, one of the oldest and largest in the world with over 10,000 items displayed.

Amalienborg Palace: Home to the Danish royal family, the 1794 palace is made up of Christian VII's Mansion, Christian VIII's Mansion, Frederik VIII's Mansion and Christian IX's Mansion all around a stunningly beautiful octagonal square with Saly's equestrian statue of Frederik V in the middle. The changing of the guard takes place every day at noon.

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 cruise ports,  weather/climate  in copenhagen.

While known for its grey skies rather than sunny weather, Copenhagen’s weather is generally mild year round with an even spread of rain throughout the year. Summer temperatures peak at 24ºC and remain at about freezing through the worst of the winter months.

 Currency  in Denmark

The currency in Denmark is Danish Kroner (DKK), which is divided into 100 øre. Danish kroner notes are issued in DKK 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 denominations. Coins are issued in units of 50 øre, and in DKK 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20.

Although the Euro is considered a foreign currency, many locations will show prices in both Danish kroner and Euro (€).

 Languages  of Copenhagen

The only official language of Denmark is Danish, but English is also spoken by the majority of Danes. German is also spoken by just over half the population.

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Pre and Post Cruise Hotel near Passenger Terminal in Copenhagen

Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen or Kobenhavn, known as the City of Spires, is located on the East Coast of the Danish island of Zealand and is one of the top tourist destinations in Europe. The lively capital of Denmark is one of Scandinavia’s most vibrant cities, rich in tradition and history.

There is a number of cheap, low priced hotels in Copenhagen Denmark. But if you are looking for a more luxurious or first class place to stay near the cruise port terminal there are also plenty to choose from.

Ships dock at either of four cruise terminals.

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Port of Copenhagen in Denmark – Where to Stay ?

The Port of Copenhagen provides four cruise terminals which are located around 5 to 10 minutes from the city centre. Kastrup airport is 20 minutes away by taxi or bus. The passenger piers are Langelinie Quay , Nordre Toldbod , the Freeport (Frihavnen) and Ocean Quay (Oceankaj) . Ocean Quay is the newest one.

Most cruise passengers choose to stay right in the heart of the city close to the Central Railway station and Tivoli Gardens. From your hotel in the city centre, you can walk to most all of the attractions, and you’ll have plenty of choices for dining. You can easily take either a taxi, or train to reach the port.

It’s also popular to stay in the Nyhavn waterfront district , a charming and very picturesque area with many outdoor cafes and restaurants. The picturesque 17th Century Nyhavn Harbour waterfront district is within walking distance of Amalienborg Castle and the Royal Danish Theatre. Stroget shopping street is approx. 10 minutes’ walk away.

• Ocean Quay Terminal
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• Langelinie Cruise Terminal
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Historic waterfront hotel within easy reach of the cruise port terminal of Copenhagen Denmark.

Scandinavia’s largest hotel located outside Copenhagen city centre. Metro nearby.

Highly rated hotel located in vibrant Vesterbro district, within 5 minutes’ walk of Copenhagen Central Station and Tivoli Gardens.

The main embarkation and debarkation terminal for ships starting or ending a cruise in Copenhagen is the Freeport Terminal .

It’s a major departure point for cruises to the Baltic Capitals, such as Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Stockholm in Sweden and St. Petersburg Russia , and for cruises sailing to the natural beauty of the Norwegian fjords. Several cruise lines sail also from Copenhagen to the British Isles, Reykjavik Iceland and Greenland.

Ocean Quay (Oceankaj)

Newest cruise facility in the city of Copenhagen Denmark.

– How to get to Ocean Quay

The easiest way to get to/from the terminal is by taxi.

Bus routes 25 and 27 serve the Oceankaj cruise terminal area as well. Bus number 25 runs between Nørreport Station and Oceankajen with a stop at the Østerport Station, while bus number 27 only runs to Østerport Station. From Østerport there is easy access to the city center by bus or s-train (around 10 minutes).

Freeport (Frihavnen) Cruise Passenger Terminal – Pier

Freeport Terminal is where most ships embark and disembark passengers while docked in Copenhagen.

– How to get to Freeport Pier

Freeport can be reached by taxi, train and bus (number 26 from the central station stops at Oceankaj). The nearest railway station is Nordhavn S-Tog station, about 15 to 20 minutes walk away. Trains run every 5 minutes.

Bus No 26 stops in Sundkrogsgade, 50 meter outside the Port entrance. NB: No public bus service is available on Saturdays and Sundays to and from the Port Stop.

Ships dock at one of following piers ; Orientkaj (c252, c254), Levantkaj (c266), or Oceankaj (c330-c334). Major companies sailing from the harbour are MSC Cruises, Costa, Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, Celebrity, Oceania, and Holland America Line. Plenty of hotels can be found within easy reach of both terminals.

Langelinie Passenger Terminal – Pier

Langelinie cruise pier is mainly used by ships making a port of call in Copenhagen. The pier is located approximately 1,5 miles or 2,5 km from the city centre (10 minutes walk).

– How to get to Langelinie

You can easily reach the pier and city centre by taxi or local bus (#26). Osterport is the closest rail station.

Vessels dock at Langelinie Pier (c190-c199).

Nearest Airport

Kastrup Copenhagen Airport CPH

International flights arrive at Kastrup Airport CPH, which is located about 6 miles or 9 km from the city center. The airport is the hub for Scandinavia’s largest international carrier SAS — Scandinavian Airlines.

– From the airport to the city centre

You can catch a train from Kobenhavns Lufthavn, Kastrup Station to the city centre. You can also take the Metro which takes you also to the city center.

Another option is taking the SAS shuttle bus which runs to the central train station (Hovedbanegarden), or by taking a local bus to downtown Copenhagen. Staying near the airport can be convenient when you’re flight arrives late or departs early in the morning. Kastrup airport is a 10 to 12 minutes train or metro ride from central Copenhagen. A few establishments offer a free complimentary airport shuttle to/from the airport terminals. Free Wi-Fi is available at most properties.

Sturup Airport MMX

Malmö’s Sturup Airport (MMX) in Sweden is 40 minutes away by bus from central Malmö. From here you can take a train to Copenhagen Central Station (30 minutes).

The symbol of the city is the “little mermaid” sculpture, one of the most photographed statues in the world.

Copenhagen is the largest city of Scandinavia and is the center for banking, commerce and finance. The city houses also the Danish government. Both Carlsberg and Tuborg breweries, which are Denmarks leading beer export companies, are located in Copenhagen.

The old city centre is home to majestic architecture, historic art galleries, museums and buildings. It can easily be explored on foot. Visit the Rosenborg , home to the Danish crown jewels, and the Christianborg , the house of Denmark’s three supreme powers. Not to be missed in the Frederiksstaden district are two of the city’s most iconic symbols, Amalienborg Palace and Frederik’s Church .

In Nyhavn, stroll along the colourful canal-side with plenty of cafes and contemporary boutiques facing the waterfront. Nyhavn stretches from Kongens Nytorv to the harbour front just south of the Royal Playhouse.

A nice day out for families with children is the famous Tivoli Gardens , the second oldest amusement park in the world boasting several roller coasters and other attractions.

Copenhagen offers a wide range of reasonable priced hotels, and more luxurious 4 and 5 star properties. Staying in an apartment can be very convenient for larger families or groups. B&B’s offer you a cosy, comfortable stay. Breakfast is included.

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Copenhagen is Northern Europe’s major cruise destination, and it’s obvious why. The capital of Denmark is a city with royal flair, a mix of historical and modern architecture and an endless number of things to see and experience. Don’t miss out on the famous Danish pastry when you’re here and bring some of that Hygge-attitude home with you.

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Our cruise terminals are located in different parts of Copenhagen and they can all be reached by public transport, either by metro, train or bus. We recommend that you visit Rejseplanen’s website to find out which mode of transport suits you best, depending on what terminal you are either departing from or arriving to.

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A trip from Oceankaj to Tivoli cost approx. DKK 200.00 – DKK 250.00 depending on time of the day. A trip from Oceankaj to Copenhagen Airport cost apprx. DKK 450.00 – DKK550.00 depending on time of the day.

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• Nordre Toldbod

331, 332 and 333

Water depth

Quay length

Approx. 1,100 m

Max. LOA unlimited. Max. draft 10.2 m

192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197 and 198

Southern end: 9.1 m. Northern end: 345 m of quay (from bollard no. 32 and northwards) has a water depth of 10 m

Approx. 710 m

Max. LOA 320m Max. draft 8.8 m (southern end) – 9.7 m (northern end)

Max. LOA 200 m Max. draft 7.1 m

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Cheap Transportation to Copenhagen Passenger Cruise Terminals

Published on May 19, 2024

by Henk Bekker

in Copenhagen , Denmark , N24

Getting to Copenhagen cruise boat terminals from the airport is easy and cheap on public transportation (train, metro, bus) but transfer services are best when traveling with luggage.

Public transportation is the cheapest way to travel to the passenger boat cruise terminals in Copenhagen from the airport, station, or downtown. Self-guided port day excursions are easy and cheap by walking or using buses in Copenhagen. Book transfers in advance when traveling with luggage.

Getting to the cruise terminals in Copenhagen is cheap and simple on public transportation from the city center, central train station, and the airport. It is also very easy and cheap to use public transportation to explore Copenhagen on cruise port days at a fraction of the price of cruise excursion tours. Taxis or private transfer services are a sensible option when arriving or departing with suitcases but luggage transfer services from Copenhagen Airport are worth exploring for a baggage-free day of sightseeing in Copenhagen. From some boat terminals, it is a simple walk or cycle to the city. Hop On Hop Off buses call at the cruise terminals when passenger ships are in port. Uber and similar ride-share services do not operate in Denmark but private transfers are of course easily booked in advance . Get Your Guide often has tours aimed at cruise boat passengers but at far lower prices than the official shore excursions, while private tours are easy to adapt to the needs of boat passengers.

Public Transportation to Copenhagen Cruise Terminals

Public transportation is fairly simple and cheap to use to the various cruise terminals and ports in Copenhagen.

Copenhagen has four major passenger ship cruise terminals:

• Oceanskaj (Ocean Quay) – the largest cruise terminal, the furthest from the city, and the main port used for cruises that start or terminate in Copenhagen.
• Langelinie – just to the north of the city center with walking into the city a possible option.
• Nordre Toldbod – very close to the city with walking a very pleasant option.
• The Ferry Terminal for Oslo (Færgeterminal Søndre Frihavn)– see Transportation to the DFDS Oslo Ferry Terminal in Copenhagen for details. Ferries to Malmo no longer operate but the Helsingor-Helsingborg ferry remains popular and practical.

There are fairly limited facilities at the various cruise terminals in Copenhagen. It is generally not that pleasant to arrive much too early as there is very little to do, especially when weighed down by luggage.

Public transportation tickets are valid for all forms of Copenhagen transportation – buses, harbor boat buses, trains, and metro trains – and allow for unlimited transfers during the period of validity:

• A DKK24 (two-zone) ticket is valid for 1h15 and covers transportation from any cruise terminal to central Copenhagen.
• A DKK36 (three-zone) ticket covers transportation all the way to the airport and is valid for 90 minutes from the time of purchase.

Single tickets need no further validation but must be shown to bus drivers when boarding buses. Tickets are available from vending machines at stations (cash or credit card) or from bus drivers (cash only).

From Copenhagen Airport to Cruise Terminals

Traveling from Copenhagen Airport to the various cruise terminals on public transportation is fairly simple, fast, and relatively cheap. A three-zone ticket – DKK36 – covers all forms of public transportation from the airport to any of the terminals.

The fastest and simplest option is to take the metro or train from Copenhagen Airport to downtown Copenhagen and then change to the bus or walk. The main transfer stations are Kongs Nytorv (all metro lines) and at Nørreport (regular trains, metro lines M1 & M2), buses, and taxis).

If traveling directly to the terminal with luggage, a taxi or pre-booked transfer service may be worth the splurge but expect to pay around DKK500 – the fare is by the meter unless pre-booked and pre-paid. Alternatively, shave around DKK250 off the taxi fare by taking the metro to Nørreport station and continue from there to the boat by taxi. (Taxis wait at the airport, main station, and Nørreport station but at most other stations it would be necessary to call a taxi.)

Cruise shuttle buses are often available for transfers but may not necessarily be cheaper than taxis and never as cheap as public transportation. Prebooked transfers add comfort but like taxis are not cheap in Copenhagen.

See Cheap Transportation to Copenhagen Airport for more details.

Public Transportation to Ocean Quay Cruise Terminal

Most cruises departing or terminating in Copenhagen use the purpose-built Ocean Quay (Oceankaj) cruise terminals to the north of the city. The area is perfectly safe but a bit windswept and desolate with a lot of dusty building activity in the region. Distances are too far to walk to Nordhavn train station and Orientkaj metro station (45 minutes). Cycling in this area is not particularly pleasant, even if there is a city bike rental station at the terminal.

Fortunately, public bus 164 stops directly at the Oceanskaj terminal. Take metro line 4 (blue on maps) to Orientkaj (final stop) and then continue by bus 164. During the cruise high season, there are often further bus services from Oceanskaj to Nørreport Station, which is the best option for walking into the town center, or for transfers to more buses, trains, and the metro.

Preferably, buy tickets at Town Shop or machines in the terminal before boarding the bus at the cruise terminal.

To reach Ocean Quay cruise terminal from the airport, the simplest option is to take the metro from the airport to Kongs Nytowrv, change here to metro line 4 to Orientkaj, from where bus 164 connects to Oceanskaj terminal. This bus runs around three times per hour and the metro every few minutes. Total traveling time is around 50 minutes but note that some walking will be required during metro and bus changes.

A taxi from the airport to Oceankaj is by the meter – expect to pay around DKK500. A taxi from Nørreport station to the Oceankaj cruise terminal should be around DKK250. Transfer services are available but do compare prices before booking.

Public Transportation to Langelinie Cruise Terminal in Copenhagen

From Langelinie Quay, it is easy to walk to the Little Mermaid statue and then on to the city center of Copenhagen. It is around 5 minutes walk to the Little Mermaid, another 5 minutes to Nordre Toldbod, and then 10 minutes more to the city center – a pleasant walk along the waterfront or through the Kastellet fort.

The easiest public transportation option is bus 27 from Østerport station but only buses with Langelinie as the final destination actually stop at Langelinie quay. The Langelinie buses usually operate only when passenger cruise boats are in port.

Buses 27 with Færgeterminal Søndre Frihavn as final destination usually run three times per hour. The Indiakaj stop is only a block from the start of Langelinie quay but in many cases walking from the station may be faster than waiting for the bus.

Østerport station is around 15 minutes walk from Langelinie – not the most picturesque part of the city but perfectly safe for walking. A taxi from Nørreport station should be around DKK125.

To reach Langelinie from the airport, the simplest option is to take the regular train to Østerport station and continue on bus 27. Traveling time is around 40 minutes. A further option that might be a few minutes faster but requires more walking, is the metro to Kongs Nytorv, change to Metro M3 or M4 for Østerport. A taxi from the airport should cost around DKK350 – more in heavy traffic.

Public Transportation to Nordre Toldbod Cruise Terminal in Copenhagen

Nordre Toldbod is the closest to central Copenhagen of all the passenger ship terminals. It is mostly used by smaller and luxurious ship lines that stop over in Copenhagen for day excursions and thus transporting luggage is less of an issue.

Nordre Tolbod is directly next to the Kastellet fort to the immediate north of central Copenhagen. From here, it is a pleasant ten-minute stroll along the waterfront to Amalienborg or Nyhavn, or a few minutes walk northwards to the Little Mermaid statue .

Following the opening of the new metro circle line in September 2019, no buses run in this part of Copenhagen but the waterbus 991 and 992 stop close by. The closest metro station is Marmorkirke — less than a kilometer away.

To reach Nordre Toldbod from the airport, use the metro to Kongs Nytorv and change to Metro M3 or M4 for Marmorkirke or Østerport station. (Simply walking from Kongs Nytorv is also a good option and passes by the popular Nyhavn area and Amalienborg .)

A taxi from the airport should cost around DKK350 – more in heavy traffic. A taxi from Kongs Nytorv station should be around DKK125.

Cheap Self-Made Shore Excursions in Copenhagen

It is easy and cheap to use local buses and trains for sightseeing in Copenhagen on the day before or after a cruise or on port days.

Bus 26, which used to be ideal for self-made Copenhagen bus tours changed its route following the opening of the new metro circle line. Using the bus to Østerport station and then continue by metro is now the simpler option.

From Østerport, use the metro in the direction of Kongs Nytorv, the following stops are handy for sightseeing:

• Østerport station: SMK National Gallery and Rosenborg Palace .
• Marmorkirke: Marble Church, Design Museum , Amalienborg Royal Palace and Museum , and Medical Museion .
• Kongs Nytorv: Nyhavn, Strøget pedestrian street and the metro to the airport .
• Gammel Strand: Christiansborg , National Museum of Denmark , Thorvaldsens Museum , old town center (Royal Copenhagen shop)
• Rådhuspladsen: Townhall, Copenhagen Museum , Tivoli , Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek , and Stroget pedestrian street
• Kobenhavn K: Hovedbanegården (central station), Tivoli
• Frederiksberg Allé: Frederiksberg Gardens, Palace, and Zoo .

Hop On Hop Off buses are useful alternatives and call directly at cruise terminals when passenger ships are in port. Private guided tours and group tours are also easy to arrange a great alternative to the more than 30 shore excursion buses that often line up at Langelinie when large boats are in port.

Left Luggage Lockers and Bag Transfers

Copenhagen Luggage Service makes it possible to check luggage in at the airport for transfers to accommodation or even cruise ships and enjoy the day in Copenhagen without luggage. This service is also available for luggage delivery to the airport. Combining this service with public transportation is often cheaper than using a taxi plus the advantage of being able to spend the day in the city without having to drag luggage along.

Many shops in tourist areas do left-luggage storage for a small fee – look for the left luggage signs or book online in advance. Lockers are also available at the airport and main station. During the main cruise season, further luggage transfer services are often available to allow cruisers a bag-free day pre- and post-cruise.

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The following timetable provides valuable information and keeps track of the future cruise ship arrivals from all major cruise lines. In order to find out more about the cruise ship itineraries such as ports, dates, and arrival/departure times just follow the ship’s link.

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• AIDAdiva 2.500 passengers 14 Jun 2024 - 14:00
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• Costa Diadema 4.526 passengers 15 Jun 2024 - 10:00
• MSC Euribia 6.334 passengers 16 Jun 2024 - 09:00
• Celebrity Apex 3.373 passengers 17 Jun 2024 - 14:00
• Norwegian Dawn 2.808 passengers 18 Jun 2024 - 07:00
• MSC Virtuosa 5.772 passengers 19 Jun 2024 - 10:00
• AIDAnova 6.600 passengers 20 Jun 2024 - 08:00
• AIDAmar 2.686 passengers 20 Jun 2024 - 13:00
• Coral Princess 2.400 passengers 21 Jun 2024 - 08:00
• MSC Poesia 3.060 passengers 08 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• Costa Diadema 4.526 passengers 08 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• MSC Euribia 6.334 passengers 09 Jun 2024 - 17:00
• AIDAmar 2.686 passengers 11 Jun 2024 - 20:00
• AIDAdiva 2.500 passengers 14 Jun 2024 - 21:00
• Norwegian Dawn 2.808 passengers 15 Jun 2024 - 15:00
• ms Nieuw Statendam 3.218 passengers 15 Jun 2024 - 15:00
• MSC Poesia 3.060 passengers 15 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• Costa Diadema 4.526 passengers 15 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• MSC Euribia 6.334 passengers 16 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• Norwegian Dawn 2.808 passengers 18 Jun 2024 - 16:00
• Celebrity Apex 3.373 passengers 18 Jun 2024 - 17:00
• MSC Virtuosa 5.772 passengers 19 Jun 2024 - 19:00
• AIDAnova 6.600 passengers 20 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• AIDAmar 2.686 passengers 20 Jun 2024 - 20:00
• Coral Princess 2.400 passengers 21 Jun 2024 - 22:00
• Costa Diadema 4.526 passengers 22 Jun 2024 - 18:00
• MSC Poesia 3.060 passengers 22 Jun 2024 - 18:00

Copenhagen, Denmark cruise port schedule

Port of Copenhagen cruise ship calendar 2023-2024 provides the opportunity to search the arrival and departure schedules of cruise ships arriving in port. Cruise ships arriving in Copenhagen dock at the Freeport Cruise Terminal, located in an industrial harbor and the cruise ship terminal Langelinie. The timetable displays dates and times cruise ships are scheduled to dock in port in two separate columns for arrivals and departures with the name of the ship, cruise operator, and maximum passenger capacity. Please note, the following cruise port schedule is created on updated itineraries from the following cruise lines: Azamara, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Lines, Holland America Line, Regent Seven Seas, Oceania Cruises, Marella Cruises, TUI, P&O Cruises, Aida Cruises, Costa Cruises, Princess Cruises, Cunard Line, Carnival Cruise Lines, Crystal Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, Viking and Fred Olsen Cruise Lines.

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Large cruise ships usually dock at Oceankaj, which is located in front of Nordhavnen which is a new area that the City of Copenhagen has recently expanded, specifically for the cruise ships. Some of the cruise ships' smaller ships berth on the long-line quay, closer to the city center.

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We will be heading to the Clarion Hotel at CPH airport after we disembark and do not want to take the ship's transportation to the airport...we have some heavy baggage that would be impossible to lug from the airport over to the hotel.

Thanks for your help!

Yes lots of Taxis

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