Trains in Denmark
The Danish State Railways (DSB) has a dense network of train services connecting Copenhagen, Arhus, Alborg and much more of Denmark. Trains are the fabulous way of exploring this fascinating country and its islands!
Train types in Denmark
Reservations for trains in Denmark
Domestic connections in Denmark
International train connections to and from Denmark
| Route | Which train? | Travel time | Reservations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copenhagen to Hamburg (Germany) | ICE high-speed | 4hr 44min | Required from March 30th until September 29th |
| Copenhagen to Malmö (Sweden) | High-speed | 0hr 42min | Required |
| Copenhagen to Oslo (Norway) (via Gothenburg, Sweden) |
High-speed + Regional train |
7hr 32min | Required |
| Aarhus to Hamburg (Germany) | Inter City train (IC) | 4hr 26min | Required from June 7th until August 31st |
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Denmark rail passes
Interrail Pass options for Denmark
Interrail Denmark Pass
Travel every corner of Denmark by train.
Youth, senior and family discounts available.
Prices from € 105
Interrail Global Pass
Travel by train in Denmark and up to 32 other European countries.
Discounts available for youth, seniors and families.
Prices from € 185
Train stations in Denmark
Denmark main train station
The railway hub of Denmark is in Copenhagen:
Københavns Hovedbanegård (main station).
Has ticket desks and information service.
Located only 500m from the city centre.
Next to the station is amusement park Tivoli.
Pass benefits for Denmark
Ferries
With your Interrail Pass, you get up to 20% discount on ferry crossings to Norway.
Spelling of cities in Denmark
The local spelling of Danish cities can differ from the English spelling. Keep this in mind when looking up train times at stations or in timetables .
Copenhagen = København
