Copenhagen to Lund train with Oresundstag

Trains from Copenhagen to Lund

Travelling from Copenhagen to the Swedish city of Lund by train is a great option With trains to Lund Centralstation leaving Copenhagen Central at least three times every hour, from 5:00a.m. until midnight, with a total of over 50 services on most days. The journey takes around 55 minutes, so making the trip should be both quick and convenient.

Which train companies travel from Copenhagen to Lund?

Rail companies that operate services from Copenhagen to Lund include Øresundståg and SJ, Sweden's national company. The vast majority of services are provided by Øresundståg, which tends to offer slightly faster journeys as well.

How long is the train from Copenhagen to Lund?

The journey from Copenhagen to Lund won't take long. Travellers can expect their journeys to take between 51 minutes and 59 minutes, with no changes required along the way.

How many trains are there from Copenhagen to Lund?

Travellers will have a huge choice of departure times when travelling by rail from Copenhagen to Lund. There are over 40 options every day of the week, and sometimes as many as 60, with trains leaving three times per hour from 5:00 a.m. until midnight. There are also a few services running through the night, which could prove handy for some passengers.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Copenhagen to Lund?

Departure train station: All trains to Lund from Copenhagen will leave from Copenhagen Central Station (also known as København H). Located in the Vesterbro neighbourhood, Central Station is easy to reach from most parts of the city. S-Trains and regional connections link the station to suburbs and other Danish cities. There's also a regular train service from Copenhagen Airport, which leaves every 10 minutes and gets to Central Station in around 15 minutes. Taxis and local buses link the platforms to city centre hotels or residences.

Arrival station: Trains from Copenhagen will arrive at Lund Centralstation. The station is very centrally located, so visitors won't need to walk far to reach the cathedral and the medieval lanes which snake through the ancient core. If travellers need to venture further afield, the Skånetrafiken public transport network covers the entire Lund region via its green buses. There's a Skånetrafiken office in the station itself, which sells day or weekly travel cards and provides handy network maps.