Copenhagen Metro

The Copenhagen Metro is a rapid transit system in Denmark’s capital, providing quick and efficient transportation across the city and its suburbs. Opened in 2002, it features driverless trains, modern technology, and a network of four lines that connect major areas including the city center, airport, and residential neighborhoods. The metro operates frequently, making it convenient for daily commuters and visitors. Its design emphasizes accessibility and energy efficiency, integrating seamlessly with other public transport options like buses and trains. Overall, it serves as a vital part of Copenhagen's public transportation infrastructure.