Copenhagen Ferry Port

Copenhagen's port links Denmark to Norway

Every year more than four million ferry passengers pass through Copenhagen Ferry Port on their way to or from Oslo. The operator DFDS Seaways serves the Copenhagen - Oslo ferry route. Sailings are available throughout the week and can be booked through AFerry.co.uk.

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Copenhagen Ferry Times & Sailing Information

Timetables

Frequency

Duration

Company

Copenhagen - Oslo

up to 7 crossings per week

16hrs 30mins

Oslo - Copenhagen

up to 7 crossings per week

16hrs 30mins

Copenhagen port facilities

The Copenhagen Ferry Port facilities include shops, Bureaux de change, cafes and restaurants. Passengers with special needs will find disabled toilets and good wheelchair access at the Copenhagen Ferry Port terminal.

Getting to Copenhagen

DFDS Seaways Shuttle Bus service 20 E (Free Bus service for passengers). Public City Bus Service 26 : To and from the city centre frequently.

From the South:

Drive down Kalvebod Brygge and Niels Juels Gade. Continue straight ahead to Kongens Nytorv and drive straight out of Bredgade and after that Gronningen. Turn right at Folke Bernadottes Allé (just before Osterbro train station) and drive straight out of Kalkbrænderihavnsgade until you turn right at Dampfærgevej.

From the North:

By car from north it is easy to find our new terminal. Drive straight out of Lyngbyvejen and turn left at Jagtvej. Then drive straight ahead on Strandboulevarden about 700m, and turn left at Århusgade for about 300m. Turn right at Kalkbrænderihavnsgade and drive straight ahead until you have to turn left at Dampfærgevej.

About Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and the country's largest city. Its compact centre is focused on the Rådhuspladsen main square which makes for easy exploring on foot or by bike. Copenhagen's largest shopping area is centered on Europe's longest pedestrian shopping street, Stroget, and the streets that surround it. Stroget is also a popular venue for street performers.

Places to see while you are in Copenhagen include the charming Tivoli Gardens amusement park, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek art gallery, Amalienborg Palace, the royal couple's winter residence situated in the city center, and of course the the Little Mermaid statue in the harbour.

Copenhagen Ferry Port stretches for twelve kilometers from north to south, and contains almost 40 kilometres of quays. For the most part, the port area acquired its current form during the years 1900-1920, when Sydhavnen, the South Harbour, was built and the Free Port extended.