Central Station, Copenhagen

About Copenhagen Central Station

Copenhagen Central Station is a major railway station located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Central Station is the largest station in the country, serving over 100,000 passengers every day. It can be found near the center of the city, just a few minutes from many of Copenhagen's biggest attractions, including several museums and Tivoli Gardens. Offering easy access to many of the city's best sights, Central Station is an ideal place to store your belongings before exploring Copenhagen. 

Central Station is the third of its kind, with two previous incarnations operating on shorter railway lines in the mid to late 19th century. The current Central Station was opened in 1911 when the city decided to expand its railway to include an underground metro. In the modern-day, Central Station provides train routes across the country and most major cities in Europe.

As well as having the most interconnected railway in Denmark, Central Station features a shopping center with over 30 shops, restaurants, and amenities, to keep you occupied while you wait on your next train.

Things to do near Copenhagen Central Station

As mentioned, Central Station is close to some exciting attractions and also contains a well-equipped mall to keep you entertained, if you're you're only in town for a fleeting visit. So, drop your stuff off a Bounce storage spot, and check out these quality excursions.

• The Central Station Shopping Center - Central Station contains a grand shopping mall. You'll find there are many fast-food joints where you can grab a quick bite between trains. Stop by Starbucks and grab a coffee, or try some Nordic fast-food at Sunset Boulevard or Max Burgers.

• Tivoli Gardens - Located just three minutes from the station, Tivoli Gardens is one of Denmark's biggest attractions. This amusement park is one of the most popular in Europe, with everything from thrilling rollercoasters to lavish gardens to delicious eateries. 

• National Museum of Denmark - Just ten minutes down the road from Central Station is the National Museum of Denmark. This is the country's largest history museum and contains essential Danish artifacts, including the Golden Horns of Gallehus and the Trundholm Sun Chariot.

• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek - The Glyotek fine art gallery contains some of the most prized works in Denmark, with paintings and sculptures by some of the most famous artists in Europe. Some of the most popular exhibits include a series of bronze sculptures by Degas, as well as paintings by van Gogh and Monet.
  

Transport Options at Central Station 

• Metro Lines: M3 and M4

• S-train Lines: A, B, Bx, E, C, H

• A and S-Bus Service

Luggage Storage near Copenhagen Central Station 

Copenhagen is a sprawling city, with dozens of historic sights and exciting attractions spread across several coastal islands. Copenhagen is great to explore on foot, but lugging your bags through the winding streets can get tiresome after a long day. Bounce has many luggage storage services dotted across Copenhagen, including at restaurants, shops, and hotels, which make exploring one of Europe's happiest cities a little easier.

Attractions and Activities near Central Station

• Nyhavn Waterfront - Anyone visiting Copenhagen will want to take a stroll down the Nyhavn Canal and Waterfront. You'll find plenty to do and see during your journey with classic Danish townhouses, chic riverside restaurants, and even the former home of Hans Christian Anderson. Travelers can head straight out of Central Station and walk all the way to the harbor. Once you reach the end of your trek, take a seat near the iconic Little Mermaid statue, and watch as the many sailboats drift away. Bounce has several luggage storage services near the canal, in case you want to lighten your load.

• Amalienborg - If you're a fan of all things 'Dansk', head to the Danish Royal Family's winter home. Amalienburg is open to guided tours which will take you around the palace's grounds, and inside some extravagantly decorated rooms, full of antiques and priceless artworks. For security reasons, large bags aren’t allowed inside the palace, so make sure you swing by Bounce storage facility first. 

• Rosenborg Castle - Copenhagen is full of classical architecture, and another fine example is Rosenborg Castle. King Christian IV built this 17th-century fortress, which contains many of Denmark's most famous royal artifacts, such as the Crown Jewels, the Coronation throne, and a stunning collection of Venetian glass. Rosenborg Castle is excellent to visit on the same day as Amalienborg, as they feature many related items. 

• Copenhagen Zoo - Looking for an attraction, the whole family will love? If so, consider a trip to the Copenhagen Zoo. This zoo is one of the most popular in Europe, with a collection of rare animals, including polar bears, white rhinos, and pandas. You'll have a long way to walk to discover the many different animals on offer, so make sure you drop your bags off at a Bounce luggage storage service before visiting.

• The National Gallery of Denmark - This museum's art collection is sure to please tourists looking to soak up some European culture. The National Gallery is the largest art museum in Denmark, with over 200,000 pieces in the museum's holdings. The art on display dates back to the 1300s, and there are masterpieces by many well-known names, including Matisse, Picasso, and Rembrandt. 

• Strøget - If you're heading to Copenhagen to indulge in a little shopping, you'll want to head to Strøget. This pedestrian high street is one of the longest in Europe, stretching for nearly a mile in Copenhagen's city center. Strøget features shops belonging to some of the biggest names in fashion, like Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Hugo Boss. While strolling down this famous street, you'll be treated to tons of street performers, as well as some of the city's iconic landmarks. During your shopping spree, you'll pass Stork Fountain, The Church of Our Lady, and The Royal Danish Theatre. You'll probably want to travel lightly while perusing the many shops. Luckily, there are several Bounce storage locations a short walk from Strøget.