Danish State Railways Copenhagen

The Danish State Railway took a great step in 1935 with the opening of the Little Belt Bridge and the express train whose top speed reached 120 kilometers per hour. After World War Two, the railways company saw a devastating turn but recovered in the decades following. Today, the Danish State Railways is enjoying a great surge in popularity. In the 1990s the IC3 were introduced with new and improved designs. The Danish State Railway’s headquarters is located in Copenhagen where travelers can find information concerning the history of the trains and board the commuter train. The S-train is a great way to travel through this area of Denmark allowing foreign tourists a great view of the Danish countryside.