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Copenhagen combines a waterfront city visit with cruises through the Baltic Sea and northern waters. The city is compact and easy to explore, but the best way to reach the centre depends on whether your ship is docked at Oceankaj, Langelinie or Nordre Toldbod.
Connecting the harbour with a city walk
Nyhavn, royal residences and Langelinie can all be considered waterfront destinations. From Oceankaj, you first take a bus and the metro into the city centre; if your ship is docked closer in, your shore visit can start differently. The confirmed quay and the time you have available will determine the best route.
Plan your journey to the right quay
From Oceankaj, take bus 25 or 164 to Orientkaj station; from there, the M4 metro takes you to Kongens Nytorv, among other destinations. Plan your return journey and time in port based on your actual berth.
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Stroll from Nyhavn to Amalienborg and visit the Little Mermaid: explore Copenhagen on a day ashore, with directions from all three cruise terminals.
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