Park and Ride in Copenhagen

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I had a look around on Street View, but it seems most of the big wide parking lots I was sure I remembered either are not there, or have been developed over, or have 3-hour limitations.

What immediately looks most promising are Friheden and Åmarken S-train stations in Hvidovre, which both have decent-sized free lots on the south/east side of the tracks. They're pretty close to the E20 motorway too. Trains go every 10 minutes during the day and take about 15 minutes to reach the city center.

It seems unlikely that all the spots will be taken on a Sunday evening, but if you'd like to have a plan C ready, the Rødovre Centrum shopping mall could be it. It boasts large free/unlimited parking structures, which I've never seen fully occupied on a Sunday.

The downside of Rødovre Centrum is that there's no train from there. You can take bus 9A to the metro terminus at Vanløse (expect about 25 minutes to the city center), or bus 6A all the way into the center (about 10 minutes slower but avoids the change).

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