Car Rental at Copenhagen Airport

Airport travel guide

The capital and by far largest city of Denmark, Copenhagen is equally known for its high standard of living, inventive spirit, and cultural atmosphere. From royally impressive architecture to interactive museums, the city is rich in tourist attractions and also offers access to the rest of eastern Denmark. These are someof the most interesting places to see in and around it:

• National Museum. A large and modern institution with a focus on topics like archaeology, anthropology, and ethnography, Nationalmuseet is one of the most interesting places to visit in the city. In addition to well-curated exhibitions on Danish history that include ancient artifacts like the Gundestrup cauldron and Trundholm sun chariot, the museum also covers fascinating cultures from South America, Greenland, and other places from around the world.
• Tycho Brahe Planetarium. Located in a fittingly futuristic building, the Tycho Brahe Planetarium — named after the Danish astronomy pioneer of the 16th century — is another fascinating place to visit. In addition to its most famous exhibit, a large lunar rock, the planetarium is known for its 3D shows and interactive exhibitions about space research and modern science.
• Roskilde. The old capital of Denmark and now synonymous with the music festival that takes place there every summer, Roskilde is fascinating to visit even when it is not frequented by the world’s largest rock acts. In addition to a large palace and a church, there is also the Viking Ship Museum, Tools Museum, and a number of parks and forests. The drive from Copenhagen takes only about 40 minutes.
• Tivoli Gardens. An amusement park set right in the center of the city, a day here is fun for any age. With rides, roller coasters, shows, concerts, gardens, restaurants, and festivals, there are exciting activities here year-round.
• Blue Planet. Also known by its more prosaic name, the National Aquarium of Denmark, this is one of the most visited family attractions in the Danish capital area. Located in the suburban town of Kastrup a short drive south of Copenhagen’s city center, the Blue Planet is divided into five main sections: the Rainforest, African Great Lakes, Cold Water, Warm Ocean, and Evolution, representing the flora and fauna or countless marine biotopes from around the planet.

Top international routes

• Oslo
• Stockholm
• Amsterdam
• London
• Aalborg
• Paris
• Helsinki
• Reykjavik
• Warsaw
• Munich

Main airlines

Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, easyJet, Wizz Air, Lufthansa, and Ryanair

Terminals

Copenhagen Airport has two passenger terminals: T2 and T3. An area called CPH Go, which serves low-cost carriers, is connected to T3. The terminals are linked, and you can either walk between them or catch a free shuttle bus from one to the other.

Location

Copenhagen Airport is on the island of Amager, about 8 km (5 mi) south of downtown Copenhagen. Motorway E20, Sjællandsbroen, Sydhavnsgade, Scandiagade, and Vasbygade/O2 are the main roads connecting the airport to the city. Read more about how to get from the airport to the city.

Most popular types of rental car

• Small cars - from DKK 637 per day
• Medium cars - from DKK 406 per day
• SUVs - from DKK 680 per day
• Station wagons - from DKK 967 per day
• Large cars - from DKK 1,011 per day
• Premium cars - from DKK 1,363 per day
• Vans - from DKK 1,962 per day

Car rental desks

Most, although not all, are located in the T3 arrivals hall.

Services and facilities

Copenhagen Airport is often ranked among the world’s best airports, and it has plenty to offer. You’ll find many cafés, bars, and high-quality restaurants, serving seafood and other Danish specialties, as well as dishes from all over the world. There are more than 100 shops, including duty-free outlets. You’ll also find ATMs, a currency exchange in T3, an on-site hotel, baby care facilities, a children’s play area, a pharmacy, a medical center, a spa, a physiotherapy clinic, resting area, interfaith prayer room, and a post office. Self-service luggage lockers, located in the P4 parking garage, let you store your luggage for up to seven days. The airport is fully accessible to travelers with reduced mobility. You can find more information on the airport's official website.

Nearest gas station

Circle K, located at Kystvejen 1, can be reached in about five minutes and is open 24/7. There are many other gas stations near the airport and on the way to the city.

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