Travel

To get from Copenhagen Airport to Konventum in Helsingør:

Take metro M2 that goes towards Vanløse st. Get off at Nørreport st.
Go up the stairs from the metro to get to the train station.
Take a train from spor 1 (track 1) towards Helsingør st.

When you get to Helsingør station you can either take a bus or walk.

Busses:
353 towards Hellebo Park (get of at Hellebo Park and walk 500 meters)
342 towards Hornbæk st (get of at Helsingør Vandrehjem (Nordre Strandvej) and walk 1 km)
347 towards Hornbæk st (get of at Uffesvej (Esrumvej) and walk 1.6 km)
This will be updated July 1st

Walking:
Its a 3km walk of around 45 minutes. You can get directions through this link:

Google maps

Otherwise you can use the following links to help you, as there are multiple travel options around Denmark. You will find several options on how to get from “A” to “B” in this guide:

  1. The “Citymapper”, voted the best travel app, and is now available in Copenhagen. It will show you options on how to get from “A” to “B” either by train, bus, taxi, uber etc.
    https://citymapper.com/copenhagen?set_region=dk-copenhagen
  2. “Rejseplan”, download as an app or use the webpage (linked below). This is one of the most used travel apps in DK. Travel by train, metro or bus.
    https://www.rejseplanen.dk/webapp/index.html?language=en_EN#!P|TP!histId|0!histKey|H551540
  3. “DSB” Train app. Tickets and traffic information for trains in DK. https://www.dsb.dk/en/
  4. “DOT” download as an app or use the webpage (linked below). This is also for travel by train, bus and metro. https://dinoffentligetransport.dk/

All of the options above will guide you around Denmark. You can either buy tickets on the app or at ticket machines at every station, or a third option, buy a “rejsekort” = travelcard.

What is a “Rejsekort” (travelcard)?
This is a card you can buy at either the ticket machines at the airport or train stations. When you buy the card, you top it up with money, and you “check in” and “check out” at every station. This allows you to always have a valid “ticket” and you can use it for metro, bus and train around Denmark. This is a good option, if you will travel around for a couple of days.
https://www.rejsekort.dk/da/bestil?sc_lang=en

Copenhagen

Visit Copenhagen while you are here in Denmark! Its only a small trainride away from Helsingør!

Here are some links to help you along the way:

Generel information about copenhagen: https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/

Map of copenhagen: https://www.lonelyplanet.com/maps/europe/denmark/copenhagen/

Eat and drink guides: https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/eat-drink/restaurant-guides

Top 15 places to see by Lonely planet: https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/free-things-to-do-copenhagen

A “secret” tip: For a great view of copenhagen, go to the University of Copenhagen medical school, the “mærsk” building. Here you can go to the 15 th floor, and experience a full view of the city, and it´s free! However, you need to do it before 5 pm, as the doors closes.