Copenhagen Port Shuttles

Along the northern shores of Denmark’s capital city of Copenhagen, the Copenhagen Ocean Quay Cruise Terminal is an idyllic place to first catch a glimpse of the world-famous boat houses. From the hip island cafes that make up downtown’s Christianshavn neighborhood to Indre Bay’s famous floating opera house and restaurants, guests have more than enough to check out. Get around the colorful city with ease by utilizing one of many public transfers, hopping aboard the DFDS Copenhagen Ferry Terminal for rides across the Øresund Strait, going underground via the Kong’s Nytorv Subway Station, or getting nearby transfers via the Nordhavn Train Station’s multiple connects throughout the island. Private rentals are perfect for seeing things from a more subverted perspective, whether that means finding hidden beaches by the recommendation of local personal drivers or showing up to stylish events & restaurants in likewise fashion of a limousine.

Get to know the capital city’s beauty with a tour of its most charming landmarks, close attractions near the port including the thin strip of pier dubbed ‘Langelinie’ as well as Kastellet, a large star-shaped fortress home to old 17th-century homes, exhibits and a still sturdy fort. Get immersed in Copenhagen’s diverse art scene as well, looking forward to festive international works beneath Statens Museum for Kunst’s atrium-lit scenery, afterward walking over to the next-door Hirschsprung Collection for a focus on Danish artists. Each of these exhibits are located within the historic hillside scenery of Østre Anlæg Park, renowned for its open-air concerts and riverside trails, not to mention close walking distance to the unforgettable Renaissance-era architecture & palatial gardens of Rosenborg Castle. End the night with a dinner to remember, choosing between a few popular Scandanavian spaces across the bay in Holmen, whether it be Amass Restaurant’s hip industrial-chic space, or the phenomenal 20-course meals at Noma.