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Introduction

Public transport in Copenhagen is generally very good.
Transport by car is also good - outside of rush hours.

In general we recommend that you use public transport.
A good guide about the system and tips for use can be found at www.visitcopenhagen.com.

Tickets for public transport

For public transport, the area is divided into zones. You will be travelling in zones 1(Central Copenhagen, The Square, Danhostel Copenhagen City) and 2(the conference venue), plus 3 and 4 for the airport. If you stay at Danhostel Copenhagen Amager, then you will use zone 3.

All types of public transport in the Copenhagen area use the same zone layout, and you can switch transport (Busses, S-trains, Metro) as you like, as long as your ticket is valid - usually 1 hour.

We suggest that you buy a 2-zone 10 trip ticket early, and use that.
Several people can share a 10 trip ticket (but you of course need a stamp for each).
One 2-zone 10 trip ticket is 125DKK.

Transport from the airport

Car

Traffic in Copenhagen is not very heavy compared to other large cities.
Parking however can be both expensive and hard to find.

Parking at IT University (the venue) is very bad.
Parking at The Square and Danhostel Copenhagen City is fairly expensive. 15DKK per hour in daytime (08:00 - 22:00). Finding a space is not easy.
We do not really know about parking at Danhostel Copenhagen Amager.

Cabs

Cabs in Copenhagen are reliable, and they all run by meter.
They all have a "Taxa" sign on the roof.

There are several companies, but as they all use the same meter, you should not care.
The start fee is 19DKK (32DKK if booked via dispatch), and approx 12DKK per kilometer (16DKK/km at night).

All cabs take credit cards.
Some drivers want to validate the card before the trip, so tell the driver that you want to pay using credit card when you get in.

Transport to IT University (the venue)

To get to the IT University, we suggest the following, based on where you start.

The bus stops mentioned above are marked on the map

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