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The most common and widely used means of travelling within the city is by S-train service. This train service runs from early morning to late night with a ten minute break during the day and a twenty minute wait at late night and early morning. The trains are state-of-the-art, air-conditioned and offer free Wi-Fi service. All announcements on the train are in Danish so ask someone to translate or carry a pocket dictionary!
The most common and widely used means of travelling within the city is by S-train service. This train service runs from early morning to late night with a ten minute break during the day and a twenty minute wait at late night and early morning. The trains are state-of-the-art, air-conditioned and offer free Wi-Fi service. All announcements on the train are in Danish so ask someone to translate or carry a pocket dictionary!
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Transportation
Transportation
Another means of transportation is through metros which are automated and run from Vanløse through the city centre and branches to either the new-town of Ørestad or to the airport. At night the metro runs continuously with a break of fifteen minutes. Between these two points, the metro operates without any strict timetable after stopping for four minutes during non-peak hours and two during peak hours!
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Although an expensive means of travel, taxis in Copenhagen are considered to be top notch, not less than a Mercedes or a BMW! For the ease of travelers, cab drivers offer credit card facilities or can even settle for payment in Euros. You either have an option of waiting for a taxi, which can be very cumbersome especially during peak hours, or you can also call for a taxi at your desired destination. However, this service would charge you an extra 12 or 15 Kr. One of Europe’s most expensive city as it already is, choose your mode of transportation wisely! Depending on the peak and non-peak hours, prices of commutation varies from 11-16 Kr per kilometer with the meter flag-fall charge being 25 Kr.
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A unique and fun way to travel, and enjoy Copenhagen’s various sights and attractions, is by the DFDS Canal Tours. It is also known as the “water boat” and operates much like a chair lift does; the first one gets to be on the boat. The route is divided into three circular rings at the northern, central and southern part of the inner harbour and canals. Like any other tour bus, these canal tours have either live or pre-recorded tour guides which brief the tourists about the various sights that pass by in English or Danish. The services of the DFDS are subject to changes depending on the weather conditions. During the winter months, special roof-covered boats which central heating are made available for the comfort of tourists. An alternative to these boats are public harbor buses which run parallel to the canal and are much faster and efficient. A point to be noted is that these buses are accessible on the same tickets as other public buses. The city also offers a special promotion offer which allows you to benefit from unrestrained transportation be it on the buses or the DFDS with a payment of 220 Kr.
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Add practical stops to your Copenhagen plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Copenhagen plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Copenhagen plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
