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Train travel in Denmark
Denmark's train network is modern and efficent with frequent trains between the major cities.
Long distance trains in Denmark are divided between the impressive Intercity (IC) and the slower InterRegional (IR) services. Seat reservations are compulsory on intercity services, otherwise both types of train cost the same.
If you're buying individual tickets, try to plan long journeys on a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday when tickets are around 20% cheaper.
Most trains in Denmark are operated by DSB but there are a few minor routes served by small private railway companies. Both Eurail and InterRail passes are valid on DSB rail services.
Danish railpasses
Eurail Denmark Pass
The Eurail Denmark Pass is a flexi pass that gives you three or seven days unlimited train travel in Denmark within a one month period.
| Validity | Adult (1st class) |
Adult (2nd class) |
Youth (2nd class) |
|---|---|---|---|
3 travel days in 1 month |
USD $128 |
USD $85 |
USD $64 |
7 travel days in 1 month |
USD $200 |
USD $132 |
USD $99 |
Please not that Eurail passes cannot be sold to European residents. If you live in Europe you should order the following Interrail One Country pass.
Interrail One Country Pass – Denmark
European residents are eligible to buy the Denmark Interrail One Country pass, which is a flexi pass that gives you three to eight days of unlimited train travel in Denmark within a one month period.
| Validity | Adult (1st class) |
Adult (2nd class) |
Youth (2nd class) |
|---|---|---|---|
3 travel days in 1 month |
£91 |
£67 |
£44 |
4 travel days in 1 month |
£117 |
£87 |
£57 |
6 travel days in 1 month |
£157 |
£116 |
£75 |
8 travel days in 1 month |
£183 |
£135 |
£88 |
Please note that Interrail passes can only be sold to European residents. You should order the Eurail Denmark Pass if you live outside Europe.
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