The Metro goes to
Marmorkirken
The Marmorkirken metro station is not only located next to the beautiful old church - it is also in the centre of one of Copenhagen's oldest neighbourhoods, where major Copenhagen attractions such as Amalienborg Slotsplads, Langelinie and Kongens Have are within a few minutes' walk. The area is also home to a number of museums, including the Design Museum Denmark, the David Collection, the Amalienborg Museum and the Medical Museum. Underground, the walls of the Marmorkirken metro station are clad in sand-coloured limestone panels in a warm, golden colour inspired by the mansions above ground. The sandstone is characterised by containing tiny fossils that are millions of years old - from fossilised sea urchins to octopuses. A special feature of the metro station under the Marmorkirken is the depth of the station. When you stand on the station's lowest platform, you are 30 metres below ground level.
Facts about the station
- Lines: M3 and M4
- Passenger numbers: 6,000 daily passengers in 2024
- Type: Underground
- Lifts: Two
Popular experiences in Copenhagen
Close to Marmorkirken
Amalienborg Palace Square
Amalienborg is the royal family's residence in Copenhagen and consists of four identical mansions.
Kastellet, Gefion Fountain
The beautiful green surroundings make Kastellet a very popular destination for a nice stroll or run on the ramparts.
The Little Mermaid
On Langelinje Quay at the entrance to Copenhagen Harbour stands one of Denmark's attractions, which funnily enough is also one of the smallest: The Little Mermaid
Frederik's Church, Marmorkirken
With its distinctive copper-green dome and beautiful marble, Frederik's Church (Marmorkirken) must be one of the most impressive churches in the city.
The Metro's lines
The Metro has four lines. Click on the stations for more information