How to Book a Trip on Danske Statsbaner

Rail travel in Denmark dates back to the mid-19th century, when a railway line opened from Copenhagen to Roskilde. Founded late that century, Danske Statsbaner (Danish State Railways) is now the largest train operator in Denmark and is responsible for most passenger rail service in the country. The railroad provides local, regional, interregional and international service. Follow these steps to book a seat onboard.

Things You'll Need

  • Valid passport
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Instructions

  1. Book a Trip on Danske Statsbaner

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      Call Rail Europe at (877) 257-2887 to book travel on Danske Statsbaner (DSB), or visit their Web site (see Resources below).

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      Book your trip on the regional rail system online at DSB's Web site, which operates a moderately easy-to-navigate English version (see Resources below). You can also purchase tickets directly at train stations.

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      Get easy access to the rail system from Copenhagen Airport. Service connects the airport to Copenhagen's Central Station, where you can find connections to destinations throughout the country and Europe.

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      Travel on the S-Tog, the commuter rail system operated by Danske Statsbaner. No need to book your ticket in advance, just purchase your fare at the station.

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      Book a 1- to 2-hour pass within one zone of the DSB rail system. You can purchase passes at the station of departure. Check ahead for prices.

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      Buy a "klippekort," or clip card, to travel between zones. These cover one, two or three zones for an hour of travel per clip.

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      Purchase a Copenhagen Card to get around Copenhagen. This card gives you unlimited travel throughout the region for a set period (24 or 72 hours) as well as admission to several dozen museums and tourist sights.

    Know Your Destination

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      Take a trip to Denmark in Northern Europe and discover the land of the Vikings. This constitutional monarchy has a proud and rich heritage dating back to the 9th century, when the name Denmark was first used to identify this Scandinavian nation.

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      Start your trip in Copenhagen, Denmark's main tourist attraction. This city is the home of Hans Christian Anderson, author of many well-known fairy tales. You will find plenty to delight both children and adults in this beautiful city.

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      Build a Lego version of the DSB or see a model of the Royal Palace in Copenhagen at Legoland. You can visit this theme park in Billund, just outside of Copenhagen.

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