Copenhagen’s Harbour and Denmark’s Ferry Network Copenhagen sits on the water in a way few European capitals do, with the Øresund strait running past its eastern edge and a working port that still sha...
Few international borders in Europe are crossed as casually as the one between Copenhagen and Malmö. Step onto a train at Copenhagen Central and, less than 40 minutes later, you can be standing in Swe...
Ask whether Copenhagen has a night train and the honest answer is more complicated than a simple yes or no. Denmark’s capital once sat on a genuine international sleeper network, with through ca...
Copenhagen does Christmas differently from almost every other European capital. Instead of one grand square anchoring a single market, the city spreads six distinct sites across its compact centre, fr...
Getting from Copenhagen Airport to the City Centre Copenhagen Airport, widely known as Kastrup and officially coded CPH, is Denmark’s main international gateway and one of the busiest airports a...
Copenhagen is one of the easiest capital cities in Europe to fall for on a first visit, and one of the hardest to see properly in a single weekend. The Danish capital packs royal palaces, a 400-year-o...
Copenhagen sits at the centre of one of Europe’s most efficient rail networks, and that single fact is what makes day trips from the Danish capital so easy to pull off. Denmark is a small, flat ...
