Copenhagen Central Station

Copenhagen Central Station features seven platforms and thirteen tracks, making it the largest railway station complex in Denmark with multiple transport connections.

The current station building, opened in 1911, replaced an earlier wooden structure that was constructed outside the city walls due to military restrictions.

The station stands as an example of Danish railway architecture, designed by Heinrich Wenck with detailed facades and intricate decorative elements.

The facility operates from early morning until late night, providing travelers with shops, restaurants, information centers, currency exchange, and luggage storage services.

The station building maintains an elevation of 3 meters above sea level and connects to both the Copenhagen-Fredericia railway line and the S-train network.

Location: Copenhagen Municipality

Architects: Heinrich Wenck

Official opening: December 1, 1911

Architectural style: Art Nouveau architecture

Elevation above the sea: 3 m

Part of: Copenhagen–Fredericia/Taulov line, S-train Copenhagen

Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 04:30-02:00; Friday 04:30-24:00; Saturday 00:00-24:00; Sunday 00:00-26:00

GPS coordinates: 55.67278,12.56444

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:08