Football trip to Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the centre of Danish football. FC København play at Parken, the national stadium, while Brøndby IF (west of the city), FC Nordsjælland (Farum, north) and Lyngby BK sit within a short S-train ride.

This guide covers airports, hotels, transport and how to combine Danish Superliga football with a long weekend in the Danish capital.

Stadium information

Capacity

Parken 38,065 · Brøndby Stadium 28,000

Opened

Parken 1992 (rebuilt on the site of Idrætsparken)

Parken doubles as Denmark's national stadium and FCK's home — Champions League nights and Denmark internationals are the headline atmospheres.

Nearby airports

• Copenhagen Airport (CPH)

  8 km / 15 min by metro to the centre

• Malmö-Sturup (MMX)

  Across the Øresund in Sweden; useful for some low-cost routes

Where to stay

• Indre By (city centre)

  Walkable to Nyhavn, restaurants, and a short metro to Parken.

• Vesterbro

  Best food and bar scene; quick taxi or S-train to Brøndby.

• Østerbro

  Closest district to Parken — walk to the stadium.

Tickets

FC København sell tickets on the official site; demand spikes for the Copenhagen derby against Brøndby and for European nights.

Brøndby and FC Nordsjælland normally have walk-up availability for league games.

Combine clubs in one weekend

Friday-night Superliga + Sunday-afternoon Superliga is a realistic Copenhagen pairing in season. Check the fixture list before booking flights.

Getting around

The Copenhagen Metro and S-train cover every venue in the area. Parken is a 10-minute metro ride from the centre; Brøndby is 20 minutes by S-train.

FAQs

Related guides

• FC København
• Brøndby IF
• Parken stadium guide
• Danish Superliga