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About Copenhagen

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is renowned for its rich history, modern architecture, food scene and commitment to sustainability. The city seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary design, offering visitors a unique cultural experience. Notable landmarks include the colorful Nyhavn harbor, the historic Tivoli Gardens, and the iconic Little Mermaid statue. Copenhagen's dedication to eco-friendly living is evident in its extensive cycling infrastructure and green urban spaces.

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Here you can find all information to plan your trip and get inspiration for what to see and do.

Plan your trip to Copenhagen

Getting to Copenhagen

By Air: Copenhagen Airport (Kaastrup) is the primary international gateway, located just 8 kilometers south of the city center. It offers direct flights to numerous global destinations. The airport is well-connected to the city via metro, trains, and buses.
By Train: Copenhagen Central Station serves as a major hub, with international connections to Sweden and Germany, as well as domestic routes across Denmark. The Øresund Bridge links Copenhagen to Malmö, Sweden, facilitating easy cross-border travel.
By Bus: Several international bus services operate routes to Copenhagen from various European cities, providing a cost-effective travel option.
By Car: Copenhagen is accessible via the E20 motorway. However, be mindful of environmental zones and parking regulations within the city.

Local public transport

Copenhagen boasts an efficient and reliable public transport system, including buses, trains, and a 24/7 metro service. The city is also renowned for its cycling culture, with extensive bike lanes and rental services available.

Tickets: The Copenhagen Card and City Pass are convenient options for international visitors, offering unlimited travel on buses, trains, and the metro within specified zones. It can be purchased for durations ranging from 24 to 120 hours. Find more about tickets and prices here.
Metro: The metro operates continuously, with trains every 4-6 minutes during peak hours. It connects key areas, including the airport, city center, and event venues.
Buses and Trains: An extensive network covers the entire city and surrounding regions, ensuring convenient access to various attractions and neighborhoods.
Cycling: With over 390 kilometers of designated bike lanes, cycling is a popular and eco-friendly way to explore Copenhagen. Numerous bike rental services are available throughout the city.

You can easily plan your trip with Journey Planner.

Accommodation in Copenhagen

It is not possible for the organisers to arrange accommodation for participants, but Copenhagen offers a wide array of accommodation options for various budgets including hostels, hotels, apartments and Airbnb’s. There are several search sites where one can look and compare prises.

It is advisable to book early.

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If you experience any problems in regards to accommodation please write to us at icaz-agpm@palaeome.org. Hopefully we are able to help you.

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