Guide / Location
Amager Boulevard 70 — between canal districts and the bridge to Zealand.
Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Copenhagen and Casino Copenhagen share Amager Boulevard 70, 2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark. Coordinates commonly listed: 55.6671, 12.5861. This page orients travellers from Norway and beyond; it is not a live traffic feed.
Street address and what sits on the plot.
The tower rises on Amager, the island south-east of central Copenhagen. The hotel lobby and reception face the boulevard; casino entry uses the same building complex with separate ticketing and ID checks. Do not assume one door serves both functions without reading signage on arrival.
Public hotel telephone: +45 33 96 50 00. Casino Copenhagen lists CVR 15751274 on its website. For binding reservations use Radisson’s engine or an authorised distributor — not this editorial inbox.
- About 0.54 mi / 0.86 km to Christianshavn on the hotel’s nearby list.
- About 0.96 mi / 1.55 km to Nyhavn and 0.89 mi / 1.43 km to Tivoli Gardens.
- Langebro bridge links Amager to the city centre on foot or by bike.
From Copenhagen Airport (CPH).
The airport sits on Amager, roughly 6–8 km from the hotel depending on route. Metro line M2 runs from the airport toward the city; change or alight at stations serving the Islands Brygge / Amager area and walk or take a short taxi to the boulevard. Journey time is typically 20–35 minutes by public transport in normal conditions.
Taxi and ride-hail are widely available at the terminal. The hotel mentions a 24-hour front desk that can order a taxi. Fares vary with traffic and time of day.
From Copenhagen Central Station.
Central Station (København H) lies west of the inner city. Metro, bus or a 25–40 minute walk across Langebro brings you toward Amager Boulevard. Norwegian travellers arriving by train from Malmö or domestic Danish services often enter here first.
Parking, bikes and Norwegian weekend routes.
The hotel notes on-site parking with a 370 cm height limit. Casino guests can use licence-plate parking offers described on the casino guest-information page — typically a QR registration at hotel reception and payment via EasyPark. Annual-card holders may receive free parking after plate registration.
Copenhagen is flat and cycle-friendly. Bike lanes run along Amager Boulevard and across Langebro. From Oslo or other Norwegian cities, many guests fly to CPH or take the train via Gothenburg and Malmö; passport checks apply on the Øresund route even though the region feels like one metropolitan area.