Split between the beautiful islands Amager and Zealand, Copenhagen is one of Europe’s oldest and most attractive cities. It is no surprise more and more people visit the city all year round and the number of serviced apartments in Copenhagen is growing.
Copenhagen Airport, which is also known as ‘Kastrup’ is based just a fifteen minute drive southeast of the capital’s city centre and its range of serviced apartments in Copenhagen. It is within walking distance of the Oresund Bridge which connects to Malmo in Sweden around 15 miles away.
Covering around five square miles, this is Scandinavia’s main international airport and support the travel of millions of people every year, of which around 80% of them are international and arrive or depart for other European airports outside of Denmark.
The Metro is an invaluable part of the public transport infrastructure in Copenhagen, fuelling the travel of thousands of locals and tourists alike every day. The network is made up of four lines, spanning from M1 to M4. Each of these lines is in operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and have trains reaching stations no longer than every five minutes!
A great way to plan your route and understand more about the Metro schedule in the city is to visit the Copenhagen Metro website. There you can find an interactive map that includes information on all the lines and stations that make up the Metro.
Copenhagen buses are split into those that operate across the inner city, and those that operate outside the Copenhagen city centre. It is the ‘A’ buses that support bus travel in the centre of the city, whilst the S buses operate across the outer neighbourhood areas.
Both services run at least 20 hours a day and a rapid rate, even throughout the city rush hour. There are several Night bus routes too (marked with an ‘N’) that run between 1 am and 5 am.
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