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ISCA Secretariat

Vesterbrogade 6D
1620 Copenhagen V
Denmark

Call us at: +45 29 48 55 51

HOW TO ARRIVE AT THE ISCA OFFICE FROM COPENHAGEN AIRPORT

There is a direct train connection from Copenhagen Airport to Copenhagen Central Station, which is directly opposite the ISCA office. You can also take the metro to Kongens Nytorv and change to the M3 line, which will also take you to Central Station.
More options: https://www.cph.dk/en/parking-transport/bus-train-metro-taxi

  • In Terminal 3 of Copenhagen Airport, buy a train ticket to Copenhagen Central Station (København H) at a ticket machine
  • Follow the travellator down to Platform 2 and take a train that stops at Copenhagen Central Station
  • The train ride takes approx. 15 minutes
  • Leave the train, turn right and climb up the stairs or escalator to the main hall of the station
  • Exit toward the street Vesterbrogade (a big clock is above the exit on the outside of the station)
  • Cross the road at the traffic light in front of Hotel Astoria
  • Enter the Buen office building door on the right of the shoe store
  • Climb the stairs to the ISCA/DGI office on level 2 and we will greet you there!
We believe in the power of inspiration. And we have seen that sharing practical, real life solutions can achieve more in reality than any theoretical construct. Therefore, we constantly look to create opportunities for our members and partners to get involved in piloting new initiatives, scaling up successful ones, organising events, influencing decision-makers and learning from each other.


Jacob SCHOUENBORG
ISCA Secretary General

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