Accommodation
If you are looking for a hotel near the venue we suggest Avenue Hotel Copenhagen by Brøchner Hotels.
The hotel is located under 1 km away from the conference venue and about 2 km from Vandværket, where the conference dinner is held. The hotel address is: Åboulevard 29, 1960 Copenhagen.
Hotel Scandic Falconer is also an option that is located under 1 km from the venue and 2,5 km from Vandværket.
If you are employed at a Danish Public Institution you are eligable to use the SKI-agreement at Hotel Avenue and Hotel Scandic Falconer. For this option you need to book through your own institution, who can inform you on prices and terms of booking.
Other options
For a cheaper option please visit CabInn Scandinavia at Vodroffsvej 55, 1900 Frederiksberg.
Travelling to and from Copenhagen
Copenhagen airport is easily accessible from all major European cities. The metro will take the participants to central Copenhagen in just 13 minutes. Go to the metro station at the airport (Terminal 3). It is a direct extension of the terminal if you continue straight ahead from the arrival hall).
Take the metro M2 (yellow line) towards Vanløse. The metro departs every 3 minutes. You need to purchase a ticket for the metro. The fare is about DKK 36.00 (~ EUR 5) and the ticket can be purchased at the ticket-machine on the metro platform or in the DSB-app.
You can use the Journeyplanner to help you find your way around Copenhagen by public transportation.
About Copenhagen
Copenhagen is the congress capital of Scandinavia and its vibrant cultural heart. Copenhagen is also truly a green city surrounded by water and parks, with climate-friendly citizens to match. The ambitious green profile of the city has a clear goal: The City of Copenhagen aims to become the world's first CO2-neutral capital by 2025. Experience it for yourself. Swim in the clean waters of the city’s harbour baths, stay in a sustainable hotel, eat organic, and ride the electric city bikes around the old maritime city.
Copenhagen has attractions and sights to suit every taste and interest – and most of them are within walking distance. Among the most famous attractions in the city are:
Tivoli
Picture by: Anders Bøgild
Amalienborg Palace
Picture by: Thomas Høyrup Christensen
The Round Tower
Picture by: Daniel Rasmussen
Kings Garden
Picture by: Daniel Rasmussen
But Copenhagen has a lot more to offer. With a history that dates back to 1043 the city is full of historic landmarks, significant buildings and interesting sights. Be sure to visit Amalienborg Palace – home to the royal family, do a guided canal tour on the harbour and walk down the shopping street; Strøget.
Copenhagen airport is easily accessible from all major European cities. The metro, which is located just above the terminal, will take the participants from the airport to central Copenhagen in just 13 minutes.
Visit www.visitcopenhagen.com to read more.