How to get to the IT University

The IT University is placed in the middle of Ørestaden between Copenhagen University South and DR Byen. It is easily reachable by metro, bike, foot or car.

The address is:  

Rued Langgaards Vej 7
2300 København S
Danmark

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By Car

Parking at ITU is possible east of the building. A parking fee must be paid in order to use the parking spaces; this fee is administered by Apcoa Parking and can be paid at the vending machines located in the parking lot. The parking lot is best accessed from Amager Fælledvej.

Handicap parking spaces are set up in the southern part of the parking lot east of the building. If no parking spots are available in the parking lot, which happens rarely, it is possible to park in the northern, open space (marked with a yellow X). If you park in this spot, you must inform the Information Desk about it, as this lot functions as a turning space for renovation vehicles.

By Public Transportation

The easiest way to get to ITU is by Metro. You can take line M1 and get off at the stop DR Byen. From here it is a 550 meter stroll along the canal. It takes around five minutes. 

From Rådhuspladsen you can also take bus 33. Get off at the stop Hørgården. Please notice, that the bus only runs twice an hour. 

Use this travel planner for a specific journey 

Coming from the Airport 

Taxis cost around 250 to 300 kr. during the day. It takes 15 minutes to half an hour depending on the traffic. 

The metro connects the airport to the city. The closest stop is DR-Byen but it requires changing line and go back two stops. You can also get off at Amagerbro Station and walk. It is about one kilometer and takes 10-15 minutes. 

For more specific details use this travel planner 

Accessibility for all 

ITU wants to be a university that gives all visitors, students or employees with disabilities equal opportunities in this building. The IT University of Copenhagen's goal is to find the best possible solution based on the individual's wants and needs.

Read more about accessibility at the IT University