Meetings at Danish Standards

In Denmark, we use Danish Kroner (Crowns). 1 Euro is approximately equal to DKK 7.50.

Denmark has a temperate climate, moderated by the warm Gulf Stream. Denmark has four distinct seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. The spring months of April and May are mild, and the summer months of June, July and August are the hottest. Autumn runs from September to November and tends to be rainy and cloudy. The winter months of December to March are normally cold, with frost and snow.

http://www.visitdenmark.com/denmark/weather-denmark

Weather forecast:  http://www.dmi.dk/

Copenhagen is a safe city to visit but pay special attention to pickpockets, especially around the Central station, City Hall Square and the pedestrian street “Strøget”.

Call (+45) 112 for life threatening emergencies and ask for the police, fire department or ambulance service.

Call (+45) 1813 for injuries or sudden illness and speak to a nurse or doctor, or to go to a hospital accident and emergency department.

Call (+45) 114 for police, when it is not an emergency.

“Journeyplanner” is an online guide to public transportation by bus, train and metro which helps you find means of transportation from A to B, and informs you of the ticket fare and expected duration of the trip: http://www.journeyplanner.dk

Visit Copenhagen is a website with information on everything you need to know when you stay in Copenhagen, whether it is how to get around, which sights to visit or where to shop, you can find it here.

• Visit copenhagen
• Top 30 attractions
• Attractions and activities in Copenhagen

Metered taxis are plentiful in Copenhagen and can be flagged down  anywhere in the city. Fares include service charges, so tips are not expected. Most taxis accept major credit cards. Should you wish to pay with a credit card, let the driver know before the ride begins.

Taxi companies

• DanTaxi: +45 7025 2525
• Taxa 4 x 35: +45 3535 3535
• Taxa Nord: +45 4848 4848
• Amager-Øbro Taxi: +45 2727 2727

There are many restaurants to choose from when visiting Copenhagen – this list includes some of the best ones

• Visitcopenhagen restaurants
• Tripadvisor restaurants

Restaurants and cafés near Danish Standards:

• The Silo – Fortkaj 32, Nordhavn
• John & Woo – Göteborg Plads 2, 2150 Nordhavn
• Kini Kini – Göteborg Plads 9, 2150 Nordhavn
• Hija de Sanchez Cantina – Hamborg Plads 5, 2150 Nordhavn
• Letz Sushi – Bordeauxgade 2, 2150 Nordhavn og Ndr. Frihavnsgade 15, 2100 København Ø.

Charlottehaven Café - Hjørringgade 12C
Riccos Kaffebar - Strandboulevarden 98
Kaffeladen - Nordre Frihavnsgade 76
Kagestuen - Nordre Frihavnsgade 43
The Laudomat - Århusgade 38

Co-ma - Århusgade 48
Kitjn - Århusgade 14

The Copenhagen Metro runs to and from Copenhagen Airport. The Metro station is located in Terminal 3. Take the Metro (M1 or M2) to Nørreport Station (it runs approx. every 5 minutes). Change to the S-train – Line C towards Klampenborg, Line E towards Holte, Line B towards Farum or Line A towards Hillerød – and get off at Nordhavn Station. Danish Standards is located at “Göteborg Plads 1” in the Nordhavn area. Our office is the “Portland Towers” (two silos), which is approximately 500 meters from the station.

In 2020, the new metro line, M4 will open up at Nordhavn station. You will then be able to take M1 or M2 to Kgs. Nytorv and then change to M4 towards Orientkaj and get off at Nordhavn.

Alternatively, take the Øresund train directly from the Airport (Terminal 3) to Copenhagen Central Station. Change to the S-train – Line C towards Klampenborg, Line E towards Holte, Line B towards Farum or Line A towards Hillerød – and get off at Nordhavn Station. Danish Standards is located at “Göteborg Plads 1” in the Nordhavn area. Our office is the “Portland Towers” (two silos), which is approximately 500 meters from the station. You can see the towers from the station platform.

There are 3 zones from Copenhagen Airport to Nordhavn Station, and the cost of the journey is DKK 36.

Take the S-train – Line C towards Klampenborg, Line E towards Holte, Line B towards Farum or Line A towards Hillerød– and get off at Nordhavn Station. Danish Standards is located at “Göteborg Plads” in the Nordhavn area. Our office is the “Portland Towers” (two silos), which is approximately 500 meters from the station.

There are 2 zones from Copenhagen Central Station to Nordhavn Station, and the cost of the journey is DKK 24

Each meeting room is provided with high-speed wireless internet access. Please see information in the meeting room.

The lunch break is normally from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Smoking is not permitted in the building, nor on the 12th floor terrace. Take the elevator to ground floor and go outside.

In Denmark we use 230 V ac and IEC plug K. The well-known Europlug will work in all places too. Please make sure to bring a proper adapter, as Danish Standards cannot supply such adapters.