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Peder Skrams Gade 19 · 1054 Copenhagen K

In the heart of Copenhagen

Nyhavn, the theatre and the palace are a short walk from the door.

A few minutes on foot

Where you will walk

Nyhavn’s houses mirrored in still waterPhoto: Unsplash

Nyhavn

Coloured houses, old ships and the harbour front.

Nyhavn from above, the canal lined with boatsPhoto: Unsplash

Amalienborg & the harbour

The royal palace and the waterfront, then Strøget for shopping.

Copenhagen’s rooftops at dusk

Rosenborg & the King’s Garden

Denmark’s oldest royal garden, and the Round Tower nearby.

Getting around

Metro, bus and tickets

Metro
Kongens Nytorv, a five-minute walk: M1, M2, M3 and M4, around the clock, every 2–6 minutes.
Bus
Holbergsgade, right outside: 2A to Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv, 1A to Tivoli and the City Hall Square, 5C to the Central Station.
Tickets
A City Pass for zones 1–4 covers metro, bus, harbour bus and train for 24–120 hours.
Apps
DOT Mobilbilletter for tickets, Rejseplanen for journeys.
Parking
Sankt Annæ parking house under Ofelia Plads, about 350 m away: 375 DKK per day. Ask the reception for access.

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At the Sankt Annæ parking house under Ofelia Plads, about 350 metres from the hotel, for 375 DKK per day. Spaces are limited: contact the reception for access.

The metro station Kongens Nytorv (M1, M2, M3 and M4, around the clock) is a five-minute walk away. The Holbergsgade bus stop is right outside, with buses to Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv (2A), Tivoli and the City Hall Square (1A) and the Central Station (5C).

A City Pass gives unlimited travel by metro, bus, harbour bus and train in zones 1–4 for 24 to 120 hours. Single tickets suit short trips. The apps DOT Mobilbilletter (tickets) and Rejseplanen (journeys) are worth downloading, and the reception is happy to help.