Means of transport Denmark

After collecting your luggage, follow a long corridor on the right. Near the carpets, you will find an ATM and the exchange office where you can get DKK. Further on, you will find the tourist office where you can buy the Copenhagen Card (CPH Card) to get to the city center. Once in the exit hall, follow the signs indicating the various accesses: subway, train (ticket offices, CB or cash, to buy the ticket before reaching the platform), bus (urban and national lines). Outside: car rental companies.

Every day, almost 100,000 passengers pass through the Central Station. It is the main hub of the national railway network. You will find many shops, a Tourist Information Point, open Monday to Sunday from 9am to 5pm, and a cash dispenser where you can buy Danish kroner. Three other stations, Østerport, Verterport and Nørreport, mark out the transit from the city to the suburbs with the S-Tog, the equivalent of the French RER.

This network is active both day and night, thanks to special services (train, metro and night buses, less frequent than during the day, about every 20 minutes instead of every 2). Most tickets can be used on all lines and transport services. Since 2020, the metro has been extended with the introduction of Ring M3. The M4 line, an extension of the Cityringen, will be extended to Sydhavn by the end of 2024. As a result, bus routes will be completely overhauled, with changes to line numbers and stops.

Every day Scandlines operates between Puttgarden (Langeland) and Rødby (Lolland). The boat trip takes about 45 minutes. You will have a wide range of departures, approximately every 30 minutes, from 7 am to 9 pm. Times vary according to the season. Check-in no later than 15 minutes before the ferry leaves. The journey is pleasant, especially the view of this amazing island of Langeland. Relatively rugged landscapes, traces of Quaternary glaciers. Short stop before continuing the transfer.

Odense station is a city within a city, a huge centre where you can find the city's central library, a cinema and many shops. Practical: the automatic lockers where you can leave your luggage. Several trains connect Copenhagen and Odense (every hour), the journey takes 1h15 by fast train. There is also a direct train from the capital airport. Frequent regional trains to Svendborg, Kolding and Aarhus. All information on the DSB website.

Numerous daily flights to Copenhagen. Direct flights to Stockholm, Oslo, London and Berlin. Bus line 925X (blue airport shuttle!) serves the city of Aarhus. The journey from/to the central station takes 45-50 minutes. Passengers are picked up at some stops along the way. Connections to Randers (approx. 40 min travel time) or Elbeltoft with Flexbus 312. You can also transfer by taxi, which costs about 650 DKK.

Connection between Spodsbjerg (Langeland) and Tårs (Lolland). The trip takes 45 minutes by boat. Departure approximately every hour from 5:15 am to 10:15 pm (variable depending on the season), even though the connection is frequent, and if you want to be sure to have a place in the boat at the chosen time, you can buy your ticket online. Check-in at the latest 15 minutes before the departure of the ferry. The trip is pleasant with the view on this amazing island of Langeland all in length, it passes very quickly and allows you to take a break before resuming the road.

All kinds of transport exist in Copenhagen and enrich the discovery of the city. Have you ever been on a water bus? Then take the 991 and 992 lines of the city's harbour network. These boats run every day for 30 minutes, all year round, unless the weather is bad. They serve 9 stops including Nyhavn, Islands Brygge. You can hop on or off as you wish. If it's not crowded, you can take your bike on board. Havnebus 991 - direction: Teglholmen (south). Havnebus 992 - direction: Refshaleøen (north).

How to get to Bornholm island? By sea, of course! There are daily ferry arrivals and departures. You can embark with your vehicle. If it is electric, you can recharge it on board. The price generally includes the vehicle plus two people on board.

Molslinjen is a shipping company based in Aarhus that has been sailing on the Kattegat since 1966. Several transfers: Rønne - Ystad, Rønne - Køge and Rønne - Sassnitz (Germany).

From Copenhagen: train or bus to Ystad, Sweden, then boat. The journey takes about 80 minutes!

Molslinien is a ferry company that organizes transfers in boats with an almost futuristic design, which seem to have come straight out of a James Bond film! The windows are tapered, drawing a curved line that stands out against the white of the whole hull! Up to 24 connections per day every day of the year. The connection saves up to 200 km. All the more so as the journeys are fast. The latest addition is the Express 4, which takes about 75 minutes from Odden to Aarhus. Coffee and restaurant, a real luxury cruise!

TAXI BIL is a cab and VTC company based in Tórshavn. They offer a wide range of services, including transfers to and from Vágar airport, sightseeing tours and personalized excursions. Rates vary according to destination and journey time, but are generally reasonable. TAXI BIL also has a mobile app for easy booking. Drivers are helpful and will ensure that your trip is tailored to your needs.

Online application to book your taxi.

How not to succumb to the charm of Gjogv? The houses are spread out along the basket-shaped shore surrounded by sloping cliffs covered with short grass overlooking the sea. But where is the port hidden? It is located in a fault of the cliff. A very deep gorge which gave its name to the village, and which presents an inclined plane in cement allowing to winch the boats in case of bad weather. Eminently photogenic, with its colorful boats, this place offers a shady perspective towards the sea. A must-see image of the Faroe Islands.

The terminus is a stone's throw from the ferry arrivals. To move around during your stay, whether for a day or more, don't hesitate to use the red BAT buses. You will find the timetable brochures at the tourist office. The buses run every day from 6am to midnight, they will take you to every corner of the island. You can buy a card for the day, it allows you to use all the buses of all lines without limitation. There is also a pass valid for five or seven days. Easy and relaxing!

Atlantic Airways is the airline of the Faroe Islands. Since 1988, it serves the airport of Vágar from Copenhagen. Since then, other routes have been opened (from Billund or Aalborg), or to Iceland, Great Britain (especially Scotland) or Norway. It mainly operates between the islands by helicopter (including the transfer from the airport to Torshavn, if you have booked). The prices are very encouraging and the flights over the islands are beautiful on a clear day. A must do!

DSB is the Danish railway company. It was created in 1885 with the merger of Zeeland Railways (a public company) and the Funen and Jutland company. It manages a very dense network in the whole country thanks to the bridges which connect Seeland to Fionie or Jutland. The line that connects Helsingør to Sweden serves the Danish Riviera. The train stops at all stations in Copenhagen and serves Kastrup airport, approximately every 10-15 minutes.

TAXA is quite a story. A cab company born in 1909 at the dawn of automobile history, when the first cars replaced horse-drawn carriages! Obviously too rare and too expensive, a rental service was set up. Since then, TAXA has adapted to history and its ups and downs. Today, this cab association boasts a fleet of over 1,000 vehicles! Uniformed drivers and elegant black sedans to serve you. Free Wi-fi on board. Cabs can be booked via the online application.

Since December 2017, Aarhus is the first Danish city to have a tram or light rail, as it is called. This tram is intended to expand, to connect Aarhus to many surrounding cities and to relieve the bus network. For the time being, the tram reuses two existing railway tracks - Odderbanen and Grenaabanen - into an electric track. It connects these tracks with an additional track running from Lystrup to Skejby, Randersvej, the nearby port areas and Aarhus Central Station. Its speed is 100 km/h once outside the city.

This company offers year-round ferry transfers from Aarhus or Hou (further south) to Saelvig (Samsø). There are several departures per day, depending on the season, you can check the calendar online and buy your ticket. The crossing takes about one hour. Some trips may be cancelled due to weather conditions such as strong winds. The crossing allows you to embark your bicycle, a means of transportation adapted to the discovery of the island and its 22 villages. Cars can also be taken on board.

Navigating from one island to another, the transport network is of course adapted. As a pedestrian, but you can also embark with your car. To do this, book well in advance and arrive 15 minutes before departure to regulate the flow of vehicles. Ferry connections between Svendborg and aerøskøbing, Fynshav and Søby, Faaborg and Søby. There is a departure approximately every hour from 6:05 to 22:05 between Svendborg and aerøskøbing. Between Fynshav and Søby or Faaborg and Søby there are less frequent connections, about 3 times a day.