Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark, and it is known for its cobblestone streets, colourful buildings, and stunning architecture. Some of the city’s iconic sights include the Statue of the Little Mermaid, Rosenborg Castle, the Round Tower, and the Freetown Christiania commune.
Copenhagen is also home to some of the world’s most renowned museums, such as the National Museum of Denmark and the art museums ‘The Glyptotek’ and ‘The David Collection’. Culture further abounds in this city with live performances at Tivoli Gardens and the Royal Danish Theatre. Visitors can enjoy strolling through the city’s charming streets and parks, exploring its bustling cafés and sampling local cuisine like smørrebrød, or indulging in some of the best beer in Europe.
The fastest and only direct option from Malmö Airport to Copenhagen is by airport taxi. The drive takes about 55 minutes and costs, on average, €65.50 (SEK 778). There are also various modes of public transportation available, such as a bus or train from Malmö Airport to Copenhagen, but there are currently no direct routes available for either. This means you will first have to get from the airport to Malmö city centre and change there.
To cover the journey from Malmö Airport to Copenhagen by bus, tickets for the bus to Copenhagen start at €11 (SEK 130), and the trip takes 50-65 minutes, depending on the service, while the journey to Copenhagen by train lasts 35-40 minutes, and tickets start at €12.30 (SEK 146) per passenger.
Welcome Pickups offers meet and greet services and a friendly introduction to Malmö at the same price as a regular taxi. Click here to see the cost.