Services
| Preceding station | S-train | Following station | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dybbølsbro toward Frederikssund | H | Vesterport toward Farum | ||
| C | Vesterport toward Klampenborg | |||
| Dybbølsbro toward Høje Taastrup | Bx | Vesterport toward Østerport | ||
| B | Vesterport toward Holte | |||
| Dybbølsbro toward Køge | E | Vesterport toward Hillerød | ||
| Dybbølsbro toward Solrød Strand | A | Vesterport toward Farum | ||
| Preceding station | Danske Statsbaner | Following station | ||
| Lufthavnen Terminus | Copenhagen-Frederikshavn |
Valby toward Frederikshavn | ||
| Copenhagen-Århus-Struer |
Høje Taastrup toward Struer | |||
| Copenhagen-Herning-Struer-Thisted |
Høje Taastrup toward Thisted | |||
| Copenhagen-Esbjerg |
Valby toward Esbjerg | |||
| Copenhagen-Sønderborg/Padborg |
Valby toward Sønderborg or Padborg | |||
| Terminus | Copenhagen-Ystad/Bornholm |
Lufthavnen toward Rønne | ||
| Nørreport toward Helsingør | Kystbanen | Ørestad toward Malmö C | ||
| Elsinore-Roskilde | Valby toward Roskilde | |||
| Nørreport or Lufthavnen toward Østerport or Lufthavnen | Copenhagen-Roskilde | |||
| Copenhagen-Odense | Valby toward Odense | |||
| Nørreport toward Østerport | Copenhagen-Nykøbing F/Rødby/Gedser | Valby toward Rødby Færge or Gedser | ||
| Copenhagen-Kalundborg | Valby toward Kalundborg |
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So I do rather feel, by and large,
Some cash should be tendered
For services rendered,
But I can’t quite decide what to charge.”
—Anonymous.
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—Jeanne Elium (20th century)