The Official Airport Assistance Network of the World Airports
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Copenhagen Airport has one of the largest assortments of restaurants and cafés, specialising in Nordic food, international food and more.
If you like good old Danish food, you'll want to try the Le Sommelier Bar & Bistro, which serves wines and Nordic cuisine. Just before you leave Denmark, enjoy some of the traditional Danish smørrebrød (open sandwiches) at Aamanns Deli & Take Away.
The familiar names, serving up speciality coffee, smoothies, sandwiches and pastries, can be seen in the terminal – including Joe & The Juice, Starbucks and Espresso House.
At Burger King, Sunset Boulevard, Wagamama and YO! you'll find international cuisine. If you're looking to try something new in the baked goods department, you can head to one of Denmark's most popular bakery chains, Lagkagehuset, for their artisan breads, freshly baked cakes, pastries and freshly brewed coffee.
Depending on the taste and the time of a traveller,r there are plenty of cafés, restaurants and “grab and go” options around the airport.
Whether it's a designer item you are searching for, or a Scandinavian item for your home, Copenhagen Airport is a wonderful location to shop. Travellers might shop for the finest perfumes, cosmetics and skin care products, as well as chocolates and confectionery, spirits, wine, travel essentials and even tobacco products in the Copenhagen Duty Free. On the other hand, the airport might be the final destination for shoplifters eager to avail of some special offers that can be found at the airport.
The fashionistas can shop at international fashion brands like ‘Boss', ‘Michael Kors', ‘Longchamp' and ‘Sunglass Hut ', and those who love jewellery can visit ‘Pandora', a Danish jewellery brand, which is known for its handcrafted jewellery. Shops like Illums Bolighus are at your disposal if you are interested in a souvenir shop, home decor and lifestyle items based on Danish designs. The terminals have convenience stores selling snacks and various travel supplies (such as magazines, books and electronics), as well as book shops.
There are also a number of luxurious airport lounges at Copenhagen Airport for those who prefer a more tranquil environment. The SAS Lounge is for Scandinavian Airlines Business Class and EuroBonus Gold and EuroBonus Diamond guests, with free meals, free drinks, free wi-fi, newspapers and cosy seating, as well as various other amenities.
They also appreciate the access to the SAS Gold Lounge and business facilities and refreshments in Europe. The Eventyr Lounge offers a point for passengers to view from, while they're enjoying their buffet lunch, drink specials, shower, Wi-Fi and charging station, or are selected to be part of the lounge programme. If passengers want to get some rest or work done before they board their flight, there are a few lounge areas around the airport, and the best quality waiting rooms.
Copenhagen Airport's interior of its terminals is light and inviting, created in the Danish hallmark minimal style. Travellers can enjoy and appreciate the Scandinavian architecture as there is more than enough seating, charging stations and free Wi-Fi for them.
An individual room will be provided for each child; there will also be baby-changing facilities, prayer will be provided, and ATMs, money exchange and medical assistance will be available for families. Long layovers are more convenient and enjoyable than they have been in the past thanks to art installations, seasonal exhibits and comfortable public seating.
For about 3 hours or more before your flight, treat yourself to a cup of coffee at Joe & The Juice or at Espresso House, shop for gifts and travel necessities at Copenhagen Duty Free and unwind by your departure gate or take advantage of a quality lounge (if available).
For a traditional Danish meal, head to the Aamanns Deli or Le Sommelier Bar & Bistro; or relax in the Eventyr Lounge or SAS Lounge in the airport's shopping area before your next flight.
With the direct Metro and train from the airport, passengers will enjoy an additional 8 hours or more in the city centre of Copenhagen. If you don't want to leave the airport, however, you can go shopping, stay in the lounge area and enjoy a great meal till you're ready to fly away again.
Copenhagen Duty Free has a selection of perfumes, cosmetics, skin care products, quality spirits, wine, chocolate, confectionery, tobacco, gifts and travel products. Luxury retail stores and Danish and foreign brands add a touch to the shopping experience at the airport.
In Aamanns Deli, Le Sommelier Bar & Bistro, Joe & The Juice, Starbucks, Espresso House, Lagkagehuset, Burger King, Wagamama and YO! there are food options. And the sunsets and the sushi. Individuals with various tastes have a Danish dish which is an international favourite.
Before you board your flight, enjoy free coffee, wireless Internet, business services, charging stations, a quiet corner and more in the SAS Lounge, SAS Gold Lounge or Eventyr Lounge, if you are a premium traveller.
Copenhagen Airport is excellently connected to and from the city and its surrounding areas. Conveniences for the passengers: possibility to take the Copenhagen Metro, the regional and intercity trains, to take a taxi, the bus to the airport, private transfer, and to rent a car to reach the city centre in 15 minutes, and share a trip.
Amenities at Copenhagen Airport include a number of chic lounge areas, restaurants, cafes and duty-free shops as well as a baby care centre, accessible places, charging stations and prayer rooms.
