Welcome to the capital of Denmark

This webpage is created for those delegates who visit Denmark during the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union as a guide to transportation in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg.
 

During the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union this webpage will be continuously updated with relevant information aimed at making your transport between hotels and official meeting venues in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg easier, flexible and more sustainable, so you can fully experience in the capital region during the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. 

About Copenhagen: A Sustainable and Liveable Capital 

Copenhagen, a city where progressive ideas meet rich history, offers a unique blend of sustainability, liveability, and creativity. From its clean harbour and bike-friendly streets to its world-renowned gastronomy and innovative architecture, Copenhagen invites you to explore and become part of its vibrant community.

Copenhagen is a city that thinks big despite its small size. Known for its connectivity and creativity, it stands as one of the world’s most liveable and sustainable capitals. This progressive mindset has enabled Copenhagen to take on a greater responsibility, sharing inspiration on living sustainably in every sense.

Frederiksberg is a city within a city, it is in the centre of Copenhagen. Always welcoming and accessible, with its green oases, authentic cultural gems and royal history, the neighbourhood has a special calm and confidence about it.

The city seamlessly blends its rich history with modern innovation. It’s easy to navigate, safe, and welcoming, with clean harbours perfect for a swim amidst the city’s wonders. Copenhagen’s commitment to green mobility is evident in its extensive cycling infrastructure, making it an excellent fit for cyclists and promoting eco-friendly transportation.

Copenhagen’s gastronomy has gained global acclaim, making it a culinary destination offering avant-garde dining experiences and high-quality traditional cuisine.

Everything is within reach, from the historic city centre to the vibrant boroughs. Explore shopping streets, cobbled lanes, Renaissance castles, cutting-edge restaurants, the classic arts, and contemporary cultural experiences.

Sustainability is at the heart of Copenhagen’s tourism, encouraging visitors to respect and engage with local communities, learn, and co-create a better future.