Copenhague Metro

Copenhagen Metro

Welcome to Copenhagen Metro

Copenhagen Metro is a modern and efficient transport option in the Danish capital, serving thousands of passengers every day. With multiple lines, a convenient timetable, affordable fares and various ticketing options, the metro is a reliable solution for Copenhagen residents and visitors.

Explore the different aspects of the Copenhagen Metro: lines, timetables, prices and available ticket types.

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Copenhagen metro lines

Metro M1 Copenhagen

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Metro M2 Copenhagen

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Metro M3 Copenhagen

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Metro M4 Copenhagen

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Driving routes for the Copenhagen Metro

The Copenhagen Metro has two main lines, M1 and M2 and M3, connecting the city centre with the outer areas. The M1 line runs from Vanløse to Vestamager, while the M2 line connects the airport with Vanløse.

These lines cover a large part of the city and allow passengers to get around quickly without having to worry about traffic jams. The M3 Cityringen opened in September 2019 and brings together Copenhagen Central Station, Inner City with its 15.5 kilometres of underground tunnels. There are a total of 17 underground stations on the line, where you have the option to transfer to the other metro lines.

In 2024, the M4 metro line will be extended with five new stations: this extension will connect other parts of the city. The M4 will have shared stations and tracks with the M3 City Ring, allowing for easy transfers to other metro lines.

On Copenhagen South, passengers will be able to transfer to other trains and quickly reach other destinations in the capital region or elsewhere in the country. Read more about the Copenhagen Metro lines.

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Metro map of Copenhagen

The Copenhagen Metro map provides a clear and detailed overview of the lines and stations that make up this efficient transport system. With a total of 22 stations and a length of 20.5 km, the Copenhagen Metro is an extensive network that connects the most important areas of the city. In addition, the common section covers 9 stations and 7.4 km, further facilitating mobility in the Danish metropolis.
This map not only shows the metro routes and stops, but is also invaluable for residents and tourists who want to explore Copenhagen efficiently and conveniently. With the M1 and M2 as the main lines of the system, users can easily plan their journeys and discover the many attractions the city has to offer.

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Timetable for the Copenhagen Metro

The metro doesn't run on a fixed schedule, but instead has fixed intervals depending on the time of day. The metro runs regularly throughout the day with frequent departures to meet the needs of passengers.
There is typically a departure every two to five minutes during the day and less frequent departures at night. The exact schedule may vary depending on the day of the week and any public holidays, so it's always a good idea to check up-to-date information before travelling.
Travellers can also take advantage of the "rejseplan" app, where you can get guidance for your journey and see departure times for your trip. Read more about the Copenhagen metro timetable.

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Ticket prices for the Copenhagen Metro

Ticket prices for Copenhagen Metro vary depending on the zones you're travelling through and whether it's a single ticket or a travel pass.
A single ticket for 2 zones costs DKK 24 and is valid for 1 hour and 15 minutes, while a Rejsekort allows you to travel across the zones at a discount during certain times You get a 20% discount when there are not many other people travelling by bus, train and metro.
You automatically get the time discount every weekday from 11 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 7 am, as well as all Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Children travel at about half price and adults who are 67 years or older or on pension/early retirement can save up to 45% with Rejsekort on Zealand, Lolland, Falster and Møn. Prices are reasonable and comparable to other public transport options in Copenhagen. 

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Ticket types for the Copenhagen Metro

There are different ticket types available to passengers, including mobile and single tickets, day tickets, monthly passes, travel cards, travel cards, pension cards and business cards.

  • Mobile and single tickets: Suitable for one-off journeys (can also be purchased via your smartphone),
  • Day tickets: A type of ticket where you can travel in a certain number of zones for a certain price,
  • Monthly pass: where you pay a fixed amount for a fixed number of zones per month.
  • Rejsekort: which is a rechargeable card that allows you to travel effortlessly without having to buy a ticket every time,
  • Pensionist Card: Allows pensioners to travel more cheaply and at a lower price.
  • Business Card Reserved for Schools, public institutions and private companies. Read more about ticket prices and ticket types for the Copenhagen Subway.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How do I buy a ticket for Copenhagen Metro?

You can buy your metro ticket at metro stations. Here you will find electronic machines where you can buy a ticket that suits your journey. You can also buy your ticket online or via the DOT (your public transport) mobile app. If you use a Rejsekort, you can also top up your Rejsekort at the metro stations. Buy your travel ticket here

2. Is there a difference in ticket prices for children and adults?

Yes, there is a difference in ticket prices for children and adults. Typically, fares are reduced for children and older passengers such as pensioners. Children under the age of 12 travel for free as long as they are accompanied by an adult.

3. Can I transfer between the metro and other public transport with the same ticket?

Generally, no. Metro tickets are valid within specific zones but can be used on buses within the specific zone. If the traveller uses a Rejsekort, the traveller can use the Rejsekort on the bus as long as the traveller checks in on the bus, i.e. starts a new journey from the metro to the bus 

4. How long does it take to get from one end of the city to the other on the metro?

The journey time depends on the specific route and time, but in general, the metro is a fast transport option. For example, the journey from Vanløse St. (start stop on line M1) to CPH Airport (end stop on line M1) takes 27 minutes.

The Copenhagen Metro is a reliable and efficient transport option for residents and tourists in Copenhagen. With its convenient lines, regular schedules, reasonable fares and various ticket options, the metro is a convenient way to get around the city. Whether you're heading to work, shopping or sightseeing, Copenhagen Metro is a reliable choice for your next journey in the Danish capital.

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