The Copenhagen Metro is a 24/7, driverless system of four lines (M1-M4) that connects the city and its airport, running frequently with minimal delays. It is a fast and efficient mode of public transport, with trains running every 2-4 minutes during peak hours and every 15-20 minutes overnight. You can buy tickets via the DOT Ticket app or at stations, and a single ticket covers buses, trains, and the metro within the specified zones. #copenhagen #train #travel #metro #hygge | Ebuka Vincent 'Mor

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Step into another dimension... 👽⁠ ⁠ At the Metroen station at Havneholmen, where it seems like time and space have been turned upside down 🙃🙂⁠ ⁠ Different artists have interpreted all the new stations along the 'new' M4 line, and at Havneholmen, the art collective SUPERFLEX has played with the idea of what will happen to a metro station when time and space start to unravel, as you travel at the speed of light 🚀⁠ ⁠ You can explore uncharted territory by jumping on the M4 line and visiting Syd

The Copenhagen Christmas tree is once again standing proudly in the grand hall of Copenhagen Central Station, its evergreen branches reaching toward the arched ceiling. The station’s walls echo the festive spirit, lined from end to end with the red-and-white Danish flag — a fitting frame, as the Danish flag is deeply rooted in national celebrations. FACTS: – Copenhagen Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård) opened in 1911 and features a beautiful wooden arch ceiling (as seen in today´s photo