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M4 — Copenhagen Metro

The blue harbour line from Nordhavn through the city centre to Sydhavn and Valby, sharing the Cityringen tunnel in between.

Checked: august 2026

13

stations

13.5 km

of route

21 min

end to end

2 min

between trains at rush hour

About the M4 line

The M4 is the blue line, and it is Copenhagen’s harbour line. It opened in March 2020 as a short branch from Østerport out to the new district at Orientkaj in Nordhavn, and on 22 June 2024 it grew a second branch south: five new stations through Sydhavn to København Syd.

In between, the M4 shares the Cityringen tunnel — Østerport, Marmorkirken, Kongens Nytorv, Gammel Strand, Rådhuspladsen, København H — with the M3. That shared stretch is why those platforms see a train roughly every minute at rush hour: two lines, one tunnel. Watch the front of the train, not just the platform, or you will board a circle when you wanted the harbour.

Orientkaj is elevated, which makes the northern end of the line the only stretch of metro with a view over the water. The full run from Orientkaj to København Syd takes 21 minutes.

Every station on the M4, in order

Minutes are cumulative riding time from the first station, taken from the operator's own journey times. Gold dots are interchanges.

How often M4 trains run

How often M4 trains run No timetable to read
WhenA train every
Rush hour
Rush hour, 07:00–09:00 and 14:00–18:00
every 2 minutes
Daytime, evening, weekend
Daytime, evening and all weekend
every 3 minutes
Friday and Saturday nights
Nights after Friday and Saturday, 01:00–07:00
every 8 minutes
Sunday to Thursday nights
Nights after Sunday to Thursday, 01:00–07:00
every 20 minutes

Headways published by Metroselskabet, identical on all four lines. Nobody in Copenhagen consults a metro timetable — you turn up and the next train is minutes away.

Where you can change off the M4

Interchanges on the M4
StationOther metro linesTrains, planes and boats
OrientkajHarbour bus 992
NordhavnS-train
ØsterportM3S-train; Regional trains
MarmorkirkenM3
Kongens NytorvM1 M2 M3Harbour bus 991/992 at Nyhavn
Gammel StrandM3
RådhuspladsenM3
København HM3S-train; Regional, InterCity and international trains
København SydS-train (A, E)

M4 stations, one by one

M4 — common questions

The M4 serves 13 stations. It runs between Orientkaj and København Syd.
About 21 minutes for the whole line, according to the operator’s published journey times.
Every 2 minutes at rush hour (07:00–09:00 and 14:00–18:00) and every 3 minutes for the rest of the day, the evening and all weekend. At night the line keeps running: every 8 minutes after Friday and Saturday, every 20 minutes on other nights.
At Østerport, Marmorkirken, Kongens Nytorv, Gammel Strand, Rådhuspladsen and København H. Every one of those is a single station — you change platform without leaving the paid area and without paying again.
Yes. Like the rest of the Copenhagen Metro it runs 24 hours a day, all year. There is no last train.
Yes, between København H and Østerport the two lines share the tunnel and the platforms. Check the line number on the front of the train and on the platform screen before you board.

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