How do you get to Denmark?

By air: Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is the largest airport in Denmark and serves as the main gateway to the country. It is located about 8 km southeast of the city center. There are direct flights to Copenhagen from many major cities around the world.

By train: Denmark is connected to the rest of Europe by an extensive rail network. There are direct train connections to Copenhagen from several cities in Germany, Sweden, and Norway. The journey time from Hamburg to Copenhagen is about 4 hours, from Stockholm to Copenhagen is about 5 hours, and from Oslo to Copenhagen is about 6 hours.

By bus: There are also several bus companies that offer direct services to Copenhagen from other European cities. The journey time by bus is usually longer than by train.

By car: Denmark is also accessible by car from other European countries. The drive from Hamburg to Copenhagen is about 4 hours, from Stockholm to Copenhagen is about 6 hours, and from Oslo to Copenhagen is about 7 hours.

By ferry: There are several ferry routes to Denmark from other Scandinavian countries. The most popular ferry route is the one between Helsingør in Denmark and Helsingborg in Sweden, which takes about 20 minutes.