Overview

The Port of Copenhagen is one of Denmark’s busiest and most important maritime hubs, handling both cargo and passenger traffic. Strategically located on the Øresund Strait, it serves as a key connection between Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. The port is particularly famous for its cruise terminal, welcoming thousands of tourists each year.

Key Features

• Cruise Hub – One of the leading cruise ports in Northern Europe, welcoming large cruise ships from major operators like MSC Cruises, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line.
• Ferry Connections – DFDS Seaways operates a popular Copenhagen – Oslo ferry route, providing daily services between Denmark and Norway.
• Cargo & Logistics – The port also plays a significant role in Denmark’s trade industry, handling container shipments and bulk cargo.

Passenger Facilities

• Copenhagen Cruise Terminal – A modern terminal offering easy access to the city center, with public transport, taxis, and shuttle buses available.
• Shopping & Dining – Nearby, visitors can explore Nyhavn, the famous waterfront district, or visit landmarks like the Little Mermaid statue and Tivoli Gardens.
• Sustainability Efforts – The port is investing in green initiatives, including shore power connections for ships and environmentally friendly port operations.