International Trains in Denmark

Snabbtåg offer fast connections from large Danish cities to Stockholm, Sweden

• 1st Class: Rows of three seats (2+1)
• 2nd Class: Rows of four seats (2+2)
• Reservations required
• Reservation costs:
  • 1st Class: 17 €
  • 2nd Class: 7 €
• Trains are equipped with power sockets, WiFi, and air-conditioning. Trains are equipped with a self-service bistro car offering a range of food and drinks.
• Bicycles are not allowed on trains unless the bike is collapsible.

Eurocity (EC) connects Copenhagen with Hamburg, Germany

• 1st Class: Rows of three seats (2+1)
• 2nd Class: Rows of four seats (2+2)
• Reservations only required during the summer season
• Reservation costs:
  • 1st Class: 4 €
  • 2nd Class: 4 €
• Trains are equipped with air-conditioning
• Bicycles are not allowed on trains unless the bike is collapsible.

Öresundståg (OT) links Copenhagen and its surroundings (the Oresund area) to Malmö, Sweden.

• 1st Class: Rows of four seats (2+2)
• 2nd Class: Rows of four seats (2+2)
• Reservations required
• Reservation costs:
  • 1st Class: 4 €
  • 2nd Class: 4 €
• Trains are equipped with power sockets, air-conditioning, and a self-service bistro car offering a range of food and drinks. Some trains may have WiFi.

Intercity (IC)

Routes:

• • Copenhagen – Hamburg, Germany
  • Aalborg – Kastrup (Copenhagen airport)

Sitting Carriage:

• • 1st and 2nd Classes offered
  • This is a regular Intercity train which runs night routes
  • Trains are equipped with air conditioning, WiFi, and power outlets
  • Toilets are located in the coach carriage

Steam train Sydjyllands Veterantog
Steam train Veteranbanen Bryrup-Vrads
Mountain railway Lemvig
Steam train Mariager-Handest Veteranjernbane
Steam train Limfjordsbanen Aalborg
Steam train Vestjællands Veterantog
Syd Fyenske Veteranjernbane
Field railway Blovstrød Banen
Steam train Hedelands Veteranbane
Maribo – Bandholm