Luggage Storage Nørreport Station

About Nørreport Station

Norreport station is located in the busy central Copenhagen district of Indre By, but it can be surprisingly easy to miss. That's because the entire large station is buried underground. With connections to the national railway, the commuter S train, and the city's Metro and bus networks, the station is reachable from anywhere in Copenhagen and serves over 165,000 passengers every day.

The station has been a part of Copenhagen's urban landscape since 1918, when it first opened to connect two pre-existing stations. The station was connected to the S train network in 1934, and two Metro lines joined the station in 2002. Throughout its existence, the station has continued to grow to become the important part of the transit system it is today.

The nearby Copenhagen central station may be bigger,  but thanks to its Metro and S train connections, Norreport is busier. And since it is as centrally located as Copenhagen Central, it is as easy to explore the city from Norreport as it is from the larger station.

Things to do near Nørreport Station

Located right in the heart of the city, you won’t have to go far from Norreport to see some of Copenhagen’s most popular attractions. Just a short walk from the station, you’ll find many of the city’s iconic sites.

• Get a view of central Copenhagen at Rundetaarn, or The Round Tower. The 17th century tower is famous for having a spiral ramp instead of stairs. At the top, there’s a planetarium and a great view over the city.
• Explore the lives of the Danish monarchy at Rosenborg Castle. Home to the crown jewels, the castle can be explored on a guided tour that will give you an insight into the glamorous lives of Denmark’s royal family.
• Get in touch with the natural world at the State Natural History Museum. Home to an impressive collection of specimens from around the world, including an always popular dinosaur gallery, the museum makes the perfect rainy day activity and is always popular with kids.
• Have some fun at Tivoli Gardens. This quaint amusement park has been a feature of central Copenhagen since the 19th century. Its collection of antique rides and amusements, plus great places to eat, makes it a perennially popular attraction in the city.
• Explore Copenhagen's endless network of canals by boat. You can take a guided tour or rent your own vessel and explore by yourself. For a truly unique experience, you can even rent a floating hot tub!

Transit options at Nørreport Station

• Copenhagen airport is the busiest in Denmark, with flights across Europe. You can reach Norreport Station from the airport on Metro line M2. Bus 5A also connects the airport and Norreport Station.
• Copenhagen Central is the main terminus for railway travel in the city, but Norreport can also be reached by intercity train from Esbjerg, Malmo, Gothenburg, and other nearby cities.
• Norreport subway station is connected to lines M1 and M2 of the city subway system, making it easy to reach just about anywhere in Copenhagen from the station.

Luggage storage at Nørreport Station

Thanks to a central location, Norreport is a great place to begin exploring the Danish capital. From the moment you step out of the doors of the station, you'll be within an easy walk of many of the city's top sites. Plus, with excellent transit connections, it's easy to get from Norreport to just about anywhere you want to go.

Bounce makes things even easier by giving you a place to drop off your belongings. Whether you're walking or taking transit, you don't want to carry more than you need to. Drop off your bags at a Bounce luggage storage near Norreport Station and experience Copenhagen for yourself.

Activities and attractions near Nørreport Station

• Little Mermaid: The Little Mermaid statue is an icon of the city. Located in the harbor, this small statue is a tribute to famous Danish fairytale author Hans Christian Anderson. You'll find a crowd around the statue pretty much any time you visit, but you can't really say you've been to Copenhagen unless you've visited the Mermaid. To make your visit easier, don't forget to drop off heavy bags at a Copenhagen luggage storage shop before you go.
• Nyhavn: Nyhavn is one of Copenhagen’s most charming districts. Old wooden ships still float on the 17th-century canal, and tall, brightly painted houses from the same era surround this former port and are now home to an endless array of bars, restaurants, and cafés. Home to an outdoor Christmas market in the winter, Nyhavn is also a perfect place to wander in the summer and soak up the charming atmosphere of this popular part of town. Make things easier on yourself by leaving your heavy bags behind at a luggage storage in Norreport Station before you go.
• Bike tour: Copenhagen is a notoriously flat city, and that makes it perfect to explore by bike. In fact, that's how most locals get around, including high-ranking politicians. Rent a bike for yourself and take advantage of Copenhagen's endless network of bike lanes. You'll get some exercise while seeing lots of the city and experiencing Copenhagen like a local.