København H

This Is A Very Nice Looking #Station............ The Overhead Lightings And Brick Designs Are Really Something To #Admire.......... There Are Shops Inside #Food And Essential Items.......... They Have Model #Train Display Inside The Place.......... ✌🏼

Copenhagen Central Station is a big, old-school train hub that’s definitely seen better days. It feels dark, a bit dirty, and honestly could use some upgrades to make it more welcoming. The architecture isn’t exactly a highlight, but it gets the job done. There are a few cafes and 7-Elevens to grab a snack, and the signs are clear and easy to follow. Lockers and the metro are conveniently on the lower levels. However, the graffiti on the trains and everywhere along the tracks is pretty gross and takes away from the experience. That said, the station works well for getting you where you need to go, which is the most important thing.

dirty, chaotic, unsafe during evening hours, unfriendly/rude staff. Poor bad signs, last minute changes of tracks without updated information on screens, announcements on speakers not able to be heard/understood due to poor sound quality and language skills. Very low standard for a Western European capital, more in the league of the southeast end of the continent or much poorer countries outside the EU. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Train station with metro and train services. Plenty of options for food and drink to be hand. Multiple ways to get into the station and platforms.

Kobenhavn H is the central transit terminal in Copenhagen. You can conveniently make connections between trains, metro and bus routes. The trip from the CPH airport to this city centre terminal was a single line and straightforward.

On arrival to Copenhagen we rode the DSB train from the airport to Central Station. The building itself is worth a visit for the architecture and rail history. It's been modernized and is fully functional for rail travel. It's conveniently located within the city, with easy connection to the Metro lines and many hotels, restaurants, and attractions surround the area. There are ticket machines for many of the routes. I was a bit confused about which platform to use when we booked the SJ train to Stockholm, but we made it to the train after an announcement was made.

Remember the platform 9 3/4 at Happy Potter? Very look alike. Come and visit.

Big central station with many facilities.. All the trains, Metro everything will connect here itseems which include Airport and long journeys as well.. * Many tickets machine * many restaurants McDonald's, Max, 7 11, Starbucks etc * Many screens to show the train times * ATMs available * Rest room/Toilet with small charge (5 DK).

This Is A Very Nice Looking #Station............ The Overhead Lightings And Brick Designs Are Really Something To #Admire.......... There Are Shops Inside #Food And Essential Items.......... They Have Model #Train Display Inside The Place.......... ✌🏼

Copenhagen Central Station is a big, old-school train hub that’s definitely seen better days. It feels dark, a bit dirty, and honestly could use some upgrades to make it more welcoming. The architecture isn’t exactly a highlight, but it gets the job done. There are a few cafes and 7-Elevens to grab a snack, and the signs are clear and easy to follow. Lockers and the metro are conveniently on the lower levels. However, the graffiti on the trains and everywhere along the tracks is pretty gross and takes away from the experience. That said, the station works well for getting you where you need to go, which is the most important thing.

dirty, chaotic, unsafe during evening hours, unfriendly/rude staff. Poor bad signs, last minute changes of tracks without updated information on screens, announcements on speakers not able to be heard/understood due to poor sound quality and language skills. Very low standard for a Western European capital, more in the league of the southeast end of the continent or much poorer countries outside the EU. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Train station with metro and train services. Plenty of options for food and drink to be hand. Multiple ways to get into the station and platforms.

Kobenhavn H is the central transit terminal in Copenhagen. You can conveniently make connections between trains, metro and bus routes. The trip from the CPH airport to this city centre terminal was a single line and straightforward.

On arrival to Copenhagen we rode the DSB train from the airport to Central Station. The building itself is worth a visit for the architecture and rail history. It's been modernized and is fully functional for rail travel. It's conveniently located within the city, with easy connection to the Metro lines and many hotels, restaurants, and attractions surround the area. There are ticket machines for many of the routes. I was a bit confused about which platform to use when we booked the SJ train to Stockholm, but we made it to the train after an announcement was made.

Remember the platform 9 3/4 at Happy Potter? Very look alike. Come and visit.

Big central station with many facilities.. All the trains, Metro everything will connect here itseems which include Airport and long journeys as well.. * Many tickets machine * many restaurants McDonald's, Max, 7 11, Starbucks etc * Many screens to show the train times * ATMs available * Rest room/Toilet with small charge (5 DK).