Hillerød

Hillerød

Get in Ever since the first railway reached the city in 1864, Hillerød has been the main transportation hub of the region. Since then a number of small railways have been built to connect the city with nearly all the towns of North Zealand, and the railway station is filled to the brim with commuters during rush hour peaks. By train Copenhagen Hillerød station is the north end of the S-train system Line A that runs between Køge/Solrød Strand/Greve and Hillerød through central Copenhagen. Leaves every 10 minutes during weekdays, and every 20 minutes in the evening and on weekends. Journey time is about 40-45 minutes between Hillerød and Copenhagen central station.[1] [dead link] Northern Zealand: Less frequent local railroads leaves Hillerød for; Fredensborg, Helsingør, Hundested, Tisvildeleje and Gilleleje, the two latter are both close to some excellent beaches.[2] By bus Almost all cities north of Hillerød are served by buses from the train station, below are some of the more useful lines for tourists. Roskilde Line 600S [3][dead link] runs between Hillerød and Hundige…

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