København H

Great structure plenty of choices for food and drink. Very clean and easy to get around. Only concern are the lack od disabled toilet facilities. We waited 30 minutes only to find doors were locked. We then had to use unisex cubicle which was tiny and not a pleasant experience. Also, paying for disabled toilet via barriers was not clear and no one was around to help.

Easy to use station, lots of nice architecture and the signage was clear. Obviously everything I'm Copenhagen if pricey and th station if no different. Just be realistic on what you would want to get there Vs taking it with you.

Vey large and really nice and efficient railway station, It is located centrally and and easy to navigate. It has got lot of food outlets and good place for eating out on a quick and budget friendly food.

Tidy train station in the city centre. Convenient stores and fast food were available. Snack and quick meals were tasty.

København H is a busy, well-organized central hub that made getting around Copenhagen — and beyond — super easy. The station is clean, spacious, and well-signed, with plenty of food options, shops, and seating areas. We had no trouble navigating ticket machines or train schedules, even as visitors. One of the best parts is how conveniently located it is — just steps away from Tivoli Gardens! It was perfect for dropping off bags in a locker and walking straight over to enjoy the park. The station also connects smoothly to local S-trains and regional routes, and it felt safe and well-maintained even during busy times. A great starting point for exploring Copenhagen or venturing out across Denmark and into Sweden.

Copenhagen Central Station blends timeless architecture with smart modernity. Elegant arches meet digital ease - seamless ticketing, clear signs, smooth DSB app access, and cozy waiting spots. A true travel hub that works beautifully!

If you buy your train tickets at a kiosk, make sure to pay attention after paying. Because the screen will show you where to go to catch the next train for the route you purchased. Not only does that information show for a very short time, it’s the only place you’ll find it! There’s no information on the printed ticket itself. And no indication of how to find the information (such as which of the many departure screen to check). The ticket only states your destination, not the ultimate destination of the train, which is how you look up the trains on the departure screens. Also, we couldn’t find anyone to help us, like any kind of information booth. This might be standard at other places in Europe, but I haven’t encountered it before!

Really good station. The location is very central and easy to get to. The inside and outside is very, very beautiful. All in all and very nice station.