Bella Center Copenhagen is centrally located and has its own metro station, providing convenient access to the city.
Public transport
Tickets for metro, bus, and train services in Greater Copenhagen are integrated, so you can use the same ticket across all modes of transportation, including metro, bus, train, and the harbour bus. Be sure to buy a ticket before boarding.
Tickets
Copenhagen Card
Purchasing the Copenhagen Card gives you access to over 80 attractions and includes public transportation, including travel to and from the airport.> copenhagencard.com
For easy and stress-free transportation, consider purchasing a Citypass, the ideal choice if you plan to use public transport multiple times. It offers unlimited travel on buses, trains, and the metro within zones 1-4 of Copenhagen and can be activated as soon as you arrive at Copenhagen Airport.
Tickets can be purchased at:
- Copenhagen Airport
- Most train and metro stations
- Kiosks and ticket machines throughout the Metro system
- DOT app (If you purchase a ticket through the DOT Tickets app, a countdown timer will indicate how long your ticket is valid. Tickets bought from a ticket machine will show the expiration time.)
Download the mobile app "DOT Billetter"/'Mobilbilletter' for local tickets in and around Copenhagen (DOT Tickets) and click "Indstillinger" (settings) followed by "Sprog" (language) to select the English version. From there you can select the fare you need and enter your credit card details.
You can choose between different types of tickets and travel cards which are all valid for buses, trains, and the Metro in the Greater Copenhagen area. Read more about it here.
Find timetables, planned changes and maps of zones, stations and lines for bus, train and metro. If you need to look up a specific journey, we recommend that you use journeyplanner.dk.
Bus
City bus
You can reach Copenhagen Central Station from the Bella Center or the other way around by taking bus line 30, which takes about 20-25 minutes. Bus schedules are available on the DOT's website.
Harbour bus
A fantastic way to explore the canals and key landmarks is by taking the yellow harbour bus, which operates like a regular bus but along the water. The route features 9 stops on both sides of the harbour, with the yellow ferries zigzagging between destinations such as The Royal Library, Islands Brygge, Refshaleøen, and more, offering plenty of opportunities to hop off and explore. You can travel from Sluseholmen in the south all the way to Orientkajen at the northern tip of Copenhagen's harbour, and the ferries are powered by electricity.
Note that there are three harbour bus route numbers:
- Havnebus 991 - direction: Teglholmen (south)
- Havnebus 992 - direction: Orientkajen (north)
- Harbor bus 993 -Harbor bus 993 Nyhavn - Operaen
Timetables: https://dinoffentligetransport.dk/en/plan-your-journey/timetables-for-harbor-buses
Bike
Cycling is hugely popular in Copenhagen, thanks to its extensive network of cycle paths that make getting around both quick and convenient. More importantly, this cycling culture contributes to the city’s low air pollution, earning Copenhagen the second spot on Europe’s cleanest cities list. So why not experience the city like a local and explore it on two wheels?
- Donkey Republic: you can find a bike 24/7 in the app, pick it up at hundreds of locations across the city, and lock and unlock it as much as you want.
Download the Donkey Republic app
Find a bike near you, rent it, and unlock it with your phone
You can make stops, lock and unlock the bike as you wish during your rental
To end your rental, simply drop off the bike at one of the many locations shown in the app.
- beCopenhagen offers downtown bike rental and guided cycling tours focused on urban life, architecture, cycling culture, and more.
- More options here.
