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Marmorkirken station

M3 and M4 · Zone 1 · open 24 hours

Lines

M3 M4

Fare zone

Zone 1Ticket priced by zones crossed

Service hours

24 hoursEvery day of the year

Position

Through station

Station type

UndergroundPlatforms below street level

Opened

2019

Marmorkirken station on the M3

Marmorkirken is a Copenhagen Metro station below ground in Frederiksstaden, served by the M3 and M4. It opened in 2019 and sits in zone 1 of the regional fare system.

The Marmorkirken metro station is not only located next to the beautiful old church – it is also in the centre of one of Copenhagen’s oldest neighbourhoods, where major Copenhagen attractions such as Amalienborg Slotsplads, Langelinie and Kongens Have are within a few minutes’ walk. The area is also home to a number of museums, including the Design Museum Denmark, the David Collection, the Amalienborg Museum and the Medical Museum.

Underground, the walls of the Marmorkirken metro station are clad in sand-coloured limestone panels in a warm, golden colour inspired by the mansions above ground. The sandstone is characterised by containing tiny fossils that are millions of years old – from fossilised sea urchins to octopuses. A special feature of the metro station under the Marmorkirken is the depth of the station. When you stand on the station’s lowest platform, you are 30 metres below ground level.

On the M3, Kongens Nytorv is 1 minute back down the line and Østerport is 2 minutes further on.

Marmorkirken is an interchange: the lines meet inside one station, so changing between them means walking across a platform or riding one escalator — there is nothing to tap again and nothing more to pay.

Trains call here 24 hours a day, every day of the year — every two minutes at rush hour, every three during the day and evening, and every 8 to 20 minutes overnight depending on the day of the week.

Marmorkirken station on the Copenhagen Metro M3

Photo of Marmorkirken station by Leif Jørgensen, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. This card is a derivative work.

What is near Marmorkirken station

Places within walking distance, with the walking time the Metro itself publishes for this station.

Amalienborg Palace Square 12 min

Amalienborg is the royal family's residence in Copenhagen and consists of four identical mansions.

Kastellet, Gefion Fountain 11 min

The beautiful green surroundings make Kastellet a very popular destination for a nice stroll or run on the ramparts.

The Little Mermaid 17 min

On Langelinje Quay at the entrance to Copenhagen Harbour stands one of Denmark's attractions, which funnily enough is also one of the smallest: The Little Mermaid

Frederik's Church, Marmorkirken 10 min

With its distinctive copper-green dome and beautiful marble, Frederik's Church (Marmorkirken) must be one of the most impressive churches in the city.

The King's Garden & Rosenborg Castle 10 min

In the heart of Copenhagen, in the beautiful Kongens Have, lies Christian IV's small pleasure palace, Rosenborg. The palace houses some of Denmark's greatest cultural treasures.

Ofelia Plads 11 min

Ofelia Plads is a lively waterfront in Copenhagen, perfect for both events and relaxation, with a fantastic view of the water.

Services and facilities at Marmorkirken

Step-free access

Yes

Two lifts from street to platform

Station type

Underground

Platforms below street level

Opening hours

Always open

Trains all night, every night

Buying a ticket

Machines on site

Ticket machines at every Metro station; card and MobilePay accepted

Check in / check out

Yellow Check Points

By the lifts, and near the ticket machines at larger stations

Bicycles

Allowed with a ticket

A bike needs its own DKK 15 ticket on the Metro

How busy it is

6,000

Daily passengers, per Metroselskabet

How long from Marmorkirken to…

How long it takes from Marmorkirken
ToTimeStopsChangesRoute
Kongens Nytorv (Nyhavn, Strøget)1 min1directM3
Nørreport (city centre)4 min21 changeM3M1
København H (Central Station, Tivoli)4 min4directM3
Copenhagen Airport16 min91 changeM3M2
Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square)3 min3directM3
Christianshavn (Christiania)4 min21 changeM3M1
Nørrebro8 min6directM3
Frederiksberg8 min41 changeM3M1
Trianglen (Østerbro)3 min2directM3

Riding time from the official Rejseplanen journey times, plus a typical wait where you change line. Plan your own journey.

Changing lines at Marmorkirken

Changing trains at Marmorkirken

Change between these lines without leaving the station:

One station, one set of platforms. Nothing to tap again and nothing extra to pay — a Copenhagen interchange is a walk across the platform or one escalator.

Next and previous stops

The M3 at a glance

Questions about Marmorkirken station

M3 and M4 stop at Marmorkirken station.
It never closes. The Copenhagen Metro runs 24 hours a day, all year round, so there are trains from Marmorkirken at any hour — every 2 minutes at rush hour and every 8 to 20 minutes in the middle of the night.
Zone 1. Tickets are priced by the number of zones your journey touches, with a minimum of two zones. A journey made entirely on the Metro is never charged for more than three.
Yes. Like every station on the Copenhagen Metro it has lifts from street level down to the platform, level boarding onto the train and platform screen doors. There are two lifts here.
Within walking distance: Amalienborg Palace Square (12 min walk), Kastellet, Gefion Fountain (11 min walk), The Little Mermaid (17 min walk) and Frederik’s Church, Marmorkirken (10 min walk).
About 16 minutes, changing 1 time onto the M2. The airport station is at the end of Terminal 3 and trains run all night, so an early flight is never a problem.

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