Ultimate Guide to COPENHAGEN'S Metro System (Maximize Your Experience)
Denmark Copenhagen Travel Vlog
Explore Copenhagen's technically advanced and driverless Metro System, designed to provide efficient transportation throughout the city. However, as a tourist, navigating the ticket options can be a bit perplexing.
Join me as I demystify the ticketing process, ensuring you make the most of your money while traversing Copenhagen's public transport system. In this informative travel vlog, I'll guide you through the various ticket options available to get the best Transport Ticjets Copenhagen has to offser and share my expert recommendations for optimizing your travel budget.
Copenhagen's Metro system offers a range of ticket choices tailored to meet different needs. From single trip tickets to multi-day passes, I'll explain the pros and cons of each option, helping you select the best ticket for your travel duration and itinerary. Say goodbye to confusion and hello to cost-effective travel!
As we delve deeper into the intricacies of Copenhagen's Metro, I'll also provide insider tips on using the Metro Travel Guarantee. This valuable resource ensures your peace of mind while exploring the city, offering compensation in the rare event of delays or disruptions during your journey. Check out the link in the description below for more information on the Metro Travel Guarantee.
With my practical advice and recommendations, you'll gain the confidence to navigate Copenhagen's Metro system like a seasoned local. Join me on this adventure, as we unlock the secrets to maximizing your travel budget and uncover the hidden gems of Copenhagen along the way.
So, if you're ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through the streets of Copenhagen, accompanied by the convenience and efficiency of the Metro system, let's dive in together. Discover the ins and outs of ticket purchasing, master the art of cost-effective travel, and experience the wonders of this captivating city without breaking the bank.
Get ready to unlock the secrets of Copenhagen's Metro System and make the most of your travel budget. Trust me, it's an adventure you won't want to miss!
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🟦 Copenhagen Card Official Site
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🟦 DOT Transport Metro Travel Guarantee
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Simply outstanding introduction to the system. We'll be visiting in early September and look forward to additional videos you may be presenting. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and the feedback! 🤗 Planning to make a few more Copenhagen videos shortly! On the list are: - street food in Copenhagen - Reffen Open Air Street Food Market - Tivoli Gardens - Cocktail Bars in Copenhagen If you have any requests please do let us know! 😊
I went last month and the metro is soooo easy to use! Buy a section 1-4 ticket and go anywhere within the copenhagen region by metro, bus or train!
It is for sure super easy to get around by public transport. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Nishan! Of the many YTube sites visted, yours is most informative and clear! Love it! Keep up the great work!!🎉
Thanks a lot for the feedback! It's much appreciated ☺️
This is a pretty comprehensive guide on how to use the system and even get into the sweet technical details of the ticket types. Loved this video, I'm pretty sure it'll be super helpful when I'm going to Copenhagen soon!
I've just booked 72 hours in Copenhagen next month February 20204 with my family and this video was very good and extremely and helpful. Many thanks
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Have an amazing trip to Copenhagen with your family!
Merci! Explications très claires!
Very well explained. A pleasure to watch. Thanks.
Thanks so much for watching and I really appreciate the feedback! 🤗
Just the information that I need, right to the point, very detail and informative. really apprecriate it., look forward to your other videos. thanks again!!!
Very helpfull, thank you for this video
You are welcome! 🤗
Thank you for your informative and helpful video!
You are very welcome @lepxs ! I am also in the process of editing a video on "24 Hours in Copenhagen" I hope you will get a chance to watch this too 🤗 You feedback and watching my videos is really appreciated!
the Copenhagen card is a great value for people who want to see the castles, a lot of museums and Tivoli since that is the most expensive tours , especially for people going to the cities outside Copenhagen like Elsinore castle(Kronborg) Frederiksborg castle in Hillerød and Viking Museum plus Chathedral where most Kings are burried in Rosklide ect. then it's great best for people staying more than 48 hours and you need a plan to see most and be aware of closing hours! and things in the same area so you don't waste time going back and forth --for people spending a lot of time shopping and walking around it's better to skip it --if I went to such a historic city I would see as much as possible
This is very good advice in my opinion and you've summarised how to decide perfectly I feel! 😊
Great video, I'll be in Copenhagen next week and this was very helpful! Looking forward to checking out the city
Very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video, which answers many of my queries on an upcoming visit - thanks!
@michaelwest7844 Thanks for the feedback and very happy that my video has helped!
Great advice. Thank you!
You're very welcome ☺️
Lovely and informative video. Tourists and guests in Copenhagen should enjoy our city and not worry too much about transport. Good work :-)
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!!
Brilliant, honest & informative 👌👌🇦🇺
Thanks for the feedback and glad I could be of help! 🤗
Thank you, I now have confidence to use the metro. I appreciate it!
You are very welcome!
Nicely done! Arriving in 2 weeks, staying in Fredericksberg, this has been very helpful!
I am glad my video has been helpful!
Would love to see a tutorial on the bus. Thanks so much for your informative videos on Copenhagen!
Ah the bus! Not my favourite form of transport.... not sure why.... I did have a bad experience as I visited for the first time 7 years back with a very rude bus driver in Copenhagen... BUT, I can see how this would be useful so let me see if I can swallow my fear and get out there!! 😊
Generally the Metro or "S tog" (local trains) are BY FAR the most efficient to get around, so my advise is to ignore buses unless you want to go to a site without Metro or S tog.
My family and I are going to Copenhagen in August. I’m taking note of your advice. This is really helpful.
That's awesome @miless1455 August is a great time of year for Copenhagen. I'll be making a few more videos in the next months on Copenhagen as I'm heading back there quite frequently. Watch out for those as I'll have more suggestions and tips. If you've got anything specific you'd liked info around just let me know. I would be happy to answer any questions or make a video around specific topics ☺️ Thanks again for watching and the feedback! 🤗
You can also checkout the latest video of Copenhagen on what you can do in 24 Hours ☺️ kzhead.info/sun/bL6FYNqnm6GVZYE/bejne.html
Maybe a couple suggestions where the locals eat. Or how to snag a reservation at noma. Thanks for doing these videos.
@miless1455 it's my pleasure to make these videos. Let me gather the names of a few eateries add get them to you. In the mean time I have these lists in Google Maps that may be of use.. They are places I frequented and enjoyed whilst I lived here. As for Noma, short of knowing the Owner/ Chef, your best bet is to get into the website for reservations that open 3 months early if I remember. However, I would suggest Geranium has nicer food, though Noma is more out there. And if you want a more affordable experience but still fantastic try the Gro Spiseri. maps.app.goo.gl/hjRWq6wd9ArHQTrk6 maps.app.goo.gl/BX9x5vXNUzWR9THH8 maps.app.goo.gl/FXxgifvtweYwEdVi7 maps.app.goo.gl/HG3gq8byJJ4v2ViE6 maps.app.goo.gl/A8c3L5xpVnzSZDXF6 Enjoy!
Thank you.
Greetings from a local 🇩🇰 😊 ! Nomad is spot on and his advice can be trusted 👍 !
Thank you !! 🤗❤️
Thank you so much. I’ll be arriving in Copenhagen with my grand daughter and this has been very helpful.
I'm so happy I was able to be of assistance to you. Thank you for watching my videos 😊
19:34 Great video, Nomad, thanks. Question: We’re staying in Herlev, outside zone 1, so will use 2 trips per day from there, along with using the metro in the central area. Is it worth getting the large pass? Or just get the small and pay single ticket for the 4 day commute? Thanks!
17:25: "My" station (Lergravsparken) when I lived in Copenhagen. What did you do there? Not a hotspot for tourists. 🙂 Hahaha... many years ago in and around the vicinity of Copenhagen Main Station there was an African guy who told everybody that he was a refugee from South Africa and he just arrived to Denmark three days ago. Now he needed money to visit his relatives, or so, I don't remember why he wanted money. I met him often over several years, always same story. I found it rather interesting, and he never got money from me. Pick pocketing is not a very great problem. It can happen, but Copenhagen is quite safe.
Hi there! Yes you are right Lergravsparken is definitely not a tourist hotspot 😁 When I was here I have been carrying out some work here. It was a nice residential location so was happy here. I think you are right that pick poketing is not as rife as elsewhere and it is generally a very very safe city. But saying that, there were a few colleagues I worked with who did have items stolen from crowded buses and metros. As tourists (or not looking like locals) I think we perhaps attract more attention and being a little aware even in such a cool safe place is not necessarily a bad thing. I have also had a chain stolen from around my neck one evening as someone bumped into me pretending to be drunk as I came to Copenhagen my first time 😒 Thanks for watching and taking part in the discussion it's really nice that you guys take part!! 🤗
Loved my time in Copenhagen. Although it’s been a while since I was last there. (10 years next month). Their Metro system was great. Hope to visit Denmark again very soon. 🇩🇰
It's always amazing to revisit a place you loved after a long time. I hope you get the chance to visit Copenhagen again soon!
Excellent video 😊
Thanks very much for watching 🤗
Thank you for the informative infos you'd shared with us especially first timers coming in to Copenhagen. I was quite surprise there is no Bolt or Uber in the country due to laws. Only Viggo is available but again it is pricey considering Copenhagen is one of the of expensive cities in Europe😅. The metro system network seems pretty straight forward and not huge like Berlin. I think I might getting the 24hr small city pass + single journey tickets or 48hrs small city pass as I will be visiting Copenhagen in Jan 2024 soon for nights only 😊. I hope the city is very walkable and compact for tourists.
You are very welcome! 🤗
Yes, city is very walkable, and you should also consider renting a bicycle. Unfortunately the best option "Bycyklen" got bankcrupt last year. Haha, I discovered it just one month ago in June 2023 when I came back from Thailand for a short visit to old colleagues in CPH. Have a nice time in Copenhagen!
If you want to transport other people around for money, you must be a qualified driver and then insurance must be in order. Insurance for ordinary Danish drivers does not want to cover business transport.
Fine for travelling without ticket, is now kr1000, $145, €134.
Thanks for the updated info!
finally 😂😂
Thanks a lot!!!
You're very welcome. I'm glad it helped and thanks for watching 🤗
Looking at the DOT app it does now have an option for City Pass to start at a specified time in the future. Good that it can then be sorted out before you travel to Copenhagen.
That's great news! It's always helpful to have the option to plan ahead and sort things out before your trip. Thanks for the update!
Very informative! I'll be going there next week. So the rejsekort card comes out of the machine, or do I have to buy it elsewhere first?
@Vandertop , comes out of the machine 😊
@@nomadnish Oh thanks
You're welcome 🙂👍🏽
I enjoyed your video on how to travel from the airport to the town center and how to purchase tickets. I will be in that position come April as I will be flying into Copenhagen. Thank you… any other advice is appreciated.
Glad it was helpful! I hope you enjoy your trip to Copenhagen :)
Hello! I am coming this night to Copenhagen I will arrive in the morning, the CityPass also includes the ferry routes like 991 992 from Det Kongelige Bibliotek (Københavns Havn) station?
Hi @rollandtanase3899 from what I can see it does indeed also cover the harbour buses. You can find all the info here and it mentions specifically the harbour buses as well. dinoffentligetransport.dk/citypass Enjoy your time here and thanks for watching! If you enjoyed the video it would really be helpful to spread the video if you would hit the like as well!! 👍🏽 Thanks!
@@nomadnish yep, you can use ALL forms of CPH public transport as long as you have a valid ticket... it doesn't matter what kind of ticket or payment method you choose. And this is the case throughout entire Denmark, not just in Copenhagen.
I guess Im a bit confused am I suppose to buy a zone ticket or city centre ticket from airport to Kobenhavn H? There looks to be two paths one is M2 and also a different train going - Oresundtag?
If you know the exact location and stop in the city centre then I'd say go for single ticket location to location. If however you will be travelling through the center and need to get to a place a little further north then you're better with a 3 zone ticket. Again both of these are single journey tickets. If you know you're going to be using the metro more in the 24 hours or longer then consider the city pass for 3 zones and the period of days you will need. I've tried to explain this later in the video too. Thanks for watching and hope this helps! 😊
If you’re at a metro where there are multiple trains arriving at multiple platforms, how do you know which is the train you should take. I’m thinking the Norreboro station. It didn’t look like the destination or direction was on the side of the train, nor on any overhead signs.
Sorry for the late reply. Both on the train a nd metro platforms, there are screens on each side. For Metros they generally state the end destination (direction) or on the circular line give an indication of the direction by which staion it is passing along the way. For trains there is a screens which gives the trains, destination and platform as well as screens on each platform with the destination of the next train. All platforms are also marked (Spoor = Platform). Hope this helps 😊
So I have a DOT commuter card valid for 28 days, zones 1-70 for holiday and internship work. So do I need to tap on anywhere or just get on to the buses and trains?
I've found this information on the DOT official site. dinoffentligetransport.dk/en/tickets/rejsekort-travel-card/rejsekort-commuter-pass/ However, I think the translation to English done is not very clear. I've never used this card so am not sure myself. If I was you I would find a Metro info station and ask to be sure.
@@nomadnish thanks!! Yea for buses the drivers just nodded, I’ll try on train and metro soon
Let us know what you find out!
Our metro system is very easy, the same goes for our S-trains - try Paris 😂
is it easy to get to the royal arean...from the city centre
Hi Gary, it's about an 8 minute walk from the Orestad metro station, and the metro line goes right through the city.
Hi, i am a incoming student in Denmark. After reaching airport if i get a temporary rejeskort, will there be a discount than using the single use tickets during rush hours ? I hav seen somewhere that discounts in rejeskort only apply during non rush hour times.
Hi Rishi, by temporary, I assume you mean an anonymous one not in anyone's name. If so, you're correct as far as I have looked into. If you have one in your own name then I believe it gets cheaper. Hope this helps.
@@nomadnish Thanks for the reply. one more question, When i reach Denmark, i won't have CPR, so is it possible to get a instant rejeskort in my name with just my passport ?
Hi Rishi, I'm not 100% as it's been wired a while back that I got mine. But if I remember correctly you need to have a CPR for the one in your name.
@@nomadnish ok, thanks :)
Your welcome 🙏
You must be aware that inspectors are on from the airport and towards the city in order to collect fines from tourists who do not have the correct ticket. I was checked twice in the Metro on the way home from the airport. It has become a money machine against expanding tourists. The fine is DKK 750 per person.
Is City Pass needed to be validated?
Hi Iris. Sorry for the delay in responding. As far as I am aware it does not need to be validated at the check in/ out machines. You buy it on the app and activate it there on the day you start and should always have your app with you in case they check. So make sure you have enough battery on your phone as even a depleted phone can get you a fine. Hope this helps