As Copenhagen is a capital city, the transport facilities are generally quiet good.You can get the train to the Nordhavn Station which is located approximately twenty minutes by foot from the stadium. If you wish to walk from the central train station it will take you about an hour to do so.Around the stadium there are located three different bus stops, the number 14 and the 95N buses will stop there.If you are driving, the route is well signposted. From the city centre you need to get on the Bernstorffsgade and go in the direction of Stormgade. Then you head towards the København Ø from there, finishing off on the Øster Allé which will take you right to the stadium.If you wish to get a taxi to the ground from the central train station then you will be looking at a 15 minute drive time and a fare of approximately 10 Danish kroner.The car park at the ground is reserved for only people who have passes. When it is match day it can be hard to find parking on the adjacent streets as access will be limited. Usually your best option is to find parking somewhere in the city centre and walk the rest of the way.

As the premier stadium in Copenhagen and indeed Denmark – its only right that there are good transport links to the ground. The Number 15 bus runs from the main station in Copenhagen and it shouldn't take longer than 15 minutes to get there.Otherwise you can hop on the S-Bahn and disembark at Osterport and then simply walk 5 minutes down the street – you won't be able to miss it – just follow the steady street of fans down the road.