Copenhagen Airport

Nice, big airport with multiple restaurants, plenty of toilets, shops and more. Very easy to access via the metro from anywhere across the city. As a whole, Copenhagen Airport is a very clean, spacious and welcoming airport that has very friendly staff. There is a good selection of different designer shops and the standard Duty Free shops where you can buy essentials, including water at a good price of 15DKK (£1.70). There is plenty of toilets in the airport which were all clean and easy to find, with it easy to navigate through the airport as a whole, with little delays and small queues. Would recommend flying from here 😸

This is a top notch airport. It's connected by metro and train to the city running at an amazing frequency.
Security is pretty good. You don't need to take out anything out of bags.
Lots of shops and eateries.

I had an amazing experience at Copenhagen Airport! It felt more like a shopping mall than an airport with all the famous stores we have back home. Plus, the convenience of catching a train to the city right from the airport was fantastic. The place was super clean, and the atmosphere was great. We even checked out the Aviator Lounge, which was a cool spot to relax before our flight. Highly recommend it! 😊✈🛍

A comfortable modern airport, where there are almost no queues, everything is done very logically and thoughtfully, without a large number of employees. In front of the security scanner, there is space for packing liquids and free click bags. All liquids, even 10 ml, must be kept in these bags separately from luggage. A large number of duty-free shops and cafes. But there are only vending machines in the departure area.

Modern and very efficient airport! I am impressed how spacious all terminals are, very clear signage and robust infrastructure! You can find diverse dining and shopping options, it is matched to every taste. Among one of my favorites in Europe!

This is a well organized, modern and relative big airport. Entering the airport coming from the metro I was shortly cunfused where is Terminal 1 (there are only signs for Terminal 2 and 3) until I noticed it doesn't matter for international flights. The airport staff is helping and friendly. There is a wide range of shops and restaurants (not the cheapest in Europe) Even with my delayed flight I had a nice stay. By the way: the metro connection to the city is highly modern and very fast

Great airport, easily connected to the city centre via Metro. The place itself is huge and you can get a bit lost, with many restaurants and cafes and shops. The checks were fairly quick, though the liquid bag they provide is super tiny. Many international flights.

I recently traveled through Copenhagen Airport,Denmark 🇩🇰 and overall, my experience was 10/10. The check-in process was efficient, and staff members were helpful. The airport facilities were clean, and there was a good variety of dining and shopping options. The signage was clear, making it easy to make through,the seating areas are wide spread and comfortable with good Wi-Fi connectivity throught the airport.

The international terminal appears very functional and considerate. The staff was nice, welcoming and courteous. Some large resting pads can be found in the terminal, perhaps for some stranded passengers in the unfortunate scenarios of flight disruptions. Duty-free shops have a lot of souvenirs to choose from, and the metro ride to Copenhagen city center was a breeze.

I know this airport is not as busy as those at other major European cities and Capitals, but isn’t it a great Airport. Very efficient, not too large and easy to navigate.
Straight through from baggage reclaim and down the stairs to the station for trains across Denmark, most with just one or two stops into central Copenhagen. The airport is also on the metro.
The airport has a number of local food chains for food and a huge variety of duty free stores, with discounted items, though note that many items, such as perfume, are still cheaper on the UK high street, they are priced well for other parts of Europe.
The gate areas have seating between them with charger points

Great experience: two bags to be checked, self-check-in right at the entrance of Terminal 3, and after 20' right in front of the gate, All in complete relax. A huge number of personnel are ready to help. Simply wonderful. Terminals are the places where to make the check-in and all the departures are at the first floor. Before getting to the gates, there are two main ways: along one there are several food points while on the other no-food ones. Very organized airport and not noisy at all. In perfect danish style. It is a pleasure to travel when you have such a place.

Copenhagen airport or "Kastrup" is the largest airport among the Nordic countries in 2023. The airport is open to public since 1925, which is 98 years ago! Overall, i was satisfied with the customer service and had a great impression of this airport.

Excellent Airport. Very clean. Plenty of restaurants and shops. Easy access to the train and metro into the center of city or to Malmo, Sweden. Enjoyed my visit today. Had been here once before.

Copenhagen International Airport is a bustling and well-designed hub with impressive line management. The gates are spacious, well-maintained, and easily navigable. Notably, the Carlsberg and Aviator lounges, alongside the duty-free shops, enhance the experience. Overall, my time at CPH was a fantastic airport experience.

Amazing Efficiency and Amenities at Copenhagen Airport! ✈🚆

As an engineer, I absolutely adored Copenhagen Airport for its smart systems that boosted security line efficiency. The airport's size and cleanliness were impressive, creating a pleasant ambiance throughout. 🧹 The direct metro and train lines worked flawlessly, ensuring hassle-free transportation. 🚇🚆 What more could one ask for? 🤔

🍽🛍🚽 The variety of food options, tax-free shopping, and clean restrooms left me spoiled for choice. The airport truly understands the importance of catering to different tastes and needs.

🚰 Although I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the airport, I did notice one small drawback: the lack of easily accessible free tap water. Maybe it was just me, but finding water stations was a bit challenging. Nonetheless, this was a minor inconvenience amidst an otherwise outstanding experience.

Overall, Copenhagen Airport ranks among the best in Europe, offering an exceptional travel experience with its efficiency, cleanliness, and a wide array of amenities. ✨🌍I highly recommend it to fellow travelers. Happy journeys!

We absolutely loved this airport. We arrived in the evening and left in the evening, but the beautiful designs, floors and walls really made our arrival to Copenhagen memorable! Plan ahead so you don't need to pay for a taxi to the city centre. Take the metro or train (see below). There is simply just a different vibe at this airport compared to LHR or AMS, all good, but this one is calming.

With only 8 km to the centre of Copenhagen, it's easy to get to and from the airport. Depending on which form of transportation you prefer, it will take between 13 and 35 minutes to travel the distance.

Copenhagen Airport was founded in 1925, it's the biggest and busiest airport in Scandinavia. It contains 3 terminals. Terminal 1 only handles a few national flights, and most international flights will be from Terminal 2 or 3 - so will most national flights, and those going to Greenland and the Faroe Islands. All international arrivals will be in Terminal 3. In the area between Terminal 2 and 3, you'll find luggage storage and customs.

On the "airside" of the airport, you'll find a variety of shops, restaurants, and services. It's all gathered in one big area making it easy for you to get to, no matter if you're travelling from Terminal 2 or 3. In the same way, it's easy to access the gates, which are all connected to the area.

DSB is the Danish national rail operator, running services to national and international destinations. DOT is the operator of urban and suburban transport in Copenhagen including buses, the Metro and the S-Train, which is the urban rapid transit rail system. The train station at Copenhagen Airport is underneath Terminal 3. For the station, follow the signs for the train and take the escalator down to either platform 1 or 2, depending on your destination.

Trains to Copenhagen Central Station, Nørreport, Østerport, Helsingør, Fyn and Jylland depart from Platform 2 and run every ten minutes during the day. At night there are one to three trains per hour. The trip time from the airport to Centraal Station is around thirteen minutes.

Pleasant place to take your flights. Well arranged and with all facilities.

Beautiful airport which is well connected with train services. Comfortable furniture. Good use of technology. Great hotdog at gates A. Friendly service.

This is a fantastic airport the service is outstanding everyone is helpful and kind. The airport area is very clean. The shops, have it all. There are plenty of food areas. The flight information is loud and clear with many of the information boards in sight so you always can keep track of your flight. The luggage always comes quickly after landing. The picture is a private jet, with take off on the old side of the airport, the service and experience of this adventure were great!

Copenhagen Airport is a highly modern and efficient travel hub, offering a seamless experience for passengers. The airport's contemporary design, state-of-the-art facilities, and efficient layout contribute to a comfortable and enjoyable journey. Additionally, the widespread presence of 7-Eleven machines throughout the airport provides convenient access to a variety of snacks and essentials at reasonable prices. Whether arriving or departing, the combination of modern amenities and accessible services makes Copenhagen Airport a standout destination for travellers.