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Many heads of state and government are coming to Copenhagen in the next few days for two summits. This will lead to changes in traffic and public transportation.

Here's how traffic will be affected by EU summits in Copenhagen

Denmark hosts two European summits in connection with Denmark's EU presidency. Therefore, »traffic through the city« will be affected in the coming days, reports Copenhagen Police. Foto: Thomas Borberg
Denmark hosts two European summits in connection with Denmark's EU presidency. Therefore, »traffic through the city« will be affected in the coming days, reports Copenhagen Police. Foto: Thomas Borberg
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It won’t be quiet in the capital when Denmark hosts two European summits on October 1 and 2 as part of Denmark’s EU presidency. In connection with the meetings, »traffic flow through the city« will be affected, says Copenhagen Police.

The areas around Christiansborg Palace, Frederiksholms Kanal, Bella Center, and Grøndalscenter will be particularly impacted.

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