Convenient. Simple. Clean…read more This station was very close to our Airbnb during a visit to Copenhagen, so I became very familiar with the location. Both Metro lines service this location, as well as several S-trains and bus lines. Things seemed to run on time, the station is clean and easy to navigate. There is a shopping center next to the Metro side of the station, as well as a 7/11 as you walk up. You'll be able to get what you need and get to where you need to go.

Great station, Its small in size and easy to navigate: Trains upstairs, Metro downstairs. It's…read moregenerally nice and clean. There's a 7/11 in the front part of the building. Right next to the station is Vanløse Centeret. Its Got shopping, cafés and restaurants, as well as a gym.

This station is close to Fisketorvet, the shopping mall. It's on the south side of Copenhagen…read moreCentral station. There are four S tog lines that could run in the station but no regional train. The usual ticket machine and rejsekort machine are there, but the condition of the station (especially the stairs) are bad. No information on the bridge either which platform has trains to/from Copenhagen central station.

The station is a-ok, nice and clean and convenient to a really cute part of town…read more You should 100% find your way here. If only because then you will find your way to Frederiksberg. Spend the afternoon around here. Enjoy. You won't regret it. I swear!

Very smart location for metro stop! There is Copenhagens University, Frederiksberg Centre and a…read moreMain Street (Falkoner Alle) near by. Station is clean and safe, has an elevator and the trains are on time. This is one of the reasons I don't have a car!

Carlsberg station is a perfectly adequate station on Copenhagen's S-train system. It's relatively…read morenew, having replaced Enghave station, 200 meters to the East about two years ago. There are residential and retail nearby, so this will be helpful. The station is handicapped accessible with elevators from the platform level to the street level. The station is pretty much open to the elements though. The usual scanners for checking in and checking out with your metro pass are at both ends of the platform. There is a large bicycle parking station at the surface level. Carlsberg station is between Valby (toward Frederikssund) and Dybbølsbro.

I am aware that people are giving four, even five-star rating for this station for its function…read more Sure, it caters two S-tog lines (the straight ones C & H and the circle one F) and the metro and the buses as well. But that's where the trouble starts. The layout of this station is a nightmare and the lack of signs make it worse. People who designed this station in this first place must have their brains in tangles. It's almost impossible to figure out the first time you're getting off here where you should go. If you want to switch from the straight lines to the metro, for the love of God, do it in Vanløse st, not here because here you have to get off the high platform, walk along the F line platform and get on to another high platform that serves the metro line ...and don't get me started on trying to switch to buses. Both stairs leading to the ground level from the straight line S-tog platform have bus signs on it, but I figured out later (I am always the unlucky one that walks to the wrong direction first before finds the right one) you can only reach the bus platform from the stairs that is the most south of the platform, because then you would be on the other side of the F train platform. Confused? So have I always been. Sure this station is big, and has all the public transport lines and you can get pretty much everywhere from here, but I would very much like to greet the person who designed the station and then shook his/her shoulder really hard and screamed to his/her face "WHAT WERE YOU THINKING???" Maybe it's just me, or maybe I'm just pissed off because I missed my connection so much because I was scrambling to find out where I should go here and I just stopped getting off here.