It's in the very heart of Copenhagen, and walking distance to everything worth seeing inside the city.
I was at the station for the first time in quite some time on Sunday and was struck at the lack of information on the trains. At the platforms there were no make of the routes or on anything other then when the next train was showing up. We had to go all the way to the surface to figure out which train to take to our destination. Once at the surface we had to go down a flight of stairs (with our heavy suitcases) to find a info map. If we had been in a wheelchair, we would not have been able to buy a ticket or see a info map anywhere at the station. It was seriously disconcerting.
I and my husband had a good time around the Norreport station yesterday. (we are from South Korea.)
But we almost disappointed and misunderstanded in Danish.
because some youngmen spitted on my husband's head. they were on the ground and my husband was at the entrance of the stairs. but when we looked up, we realized that youngmen seem like from Middle East, maybe immigrants complexionally. I think they were doing some kind of spit game with racism. that bad manner got my husband mad, so we made some noises. we are very sorry about disturbing the peace at that time. we coudn't imagine this to happen.
from the start of our journey, many Danishs have given us help and kindness. we remember their smile. we were just afraid that the youngmen who made us shocked spoil our good memory about CPH&Danish.
But I'm just saying here to remind myself Danishs have great manner that I have never seen in the world.
Two 7-Elevens in one station! Convenient place to grab a late night bite in beautiful Copenhagen.
Been here so many times it almost feels like my local bus stop back home in Sweden. It´s the hub, after Hovedbanegården, in Köbenhavnerens commuting.
This station is the most busy station in Denmark in spite of its compact size. It is a hub for both inter city trains, regional trans, local trains, metro and busses. Be careful after midnight.
Great conectivity
The busiest station in Copenhagen.
Trains to everywhere and metro directly to the airport.
Completely underground which keeps the city more brautiful
This would be the main communication hub in the city, newly renovated.