Page Comparison

Copenhagen, Denmark

• Uses officially marked taxis

• Denmark doesn't have Uber or Lyft

• Bikes are very popular and common, along with renting bikes

• 4 metro lines 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Easy way to go all over town

• How to get around Copenhagen

Berlin, Germany

• Clever Shuttle

• A bus taxi: rideshare eco-taxi where you share the ride with other peeps, almost like a bus

Malmo, Sweden

• Malmo is walkable

• Can walk to most landmarks

• Bikes are very common

• Most hotels offer bike rentals

• Bike rental apps: Donkey Bike or Malmö by Bike

Keflavik/Reykjavik, Iceland

• City Center area is walkable

• Location: from Old Harbour to the Hlemmur bus terminal

• Electric scooters are available

• Bus transportation in Reykjavik is easy, cheap, and gets you to the best spots in the city

• Straeto, Reykjavik’s public transport company: bus routes, times, and fares

• Regular bus ticket: 480 kr (3.30 USD) during the day and 960 kr (6.55 USD) at night

• Buses travel up and down Hverfisgata street, but it's best to wander Laugavegur, the main shopping street, on foot

• There’s no Lyft or Uber

Travel Between KEF airport and Reykjavik

• Airport transport bus service:

• Shuttle bus is fairly priced and travels to and from Keflavik Airport frequently

• Ride time: 45 to 60 minutes

• Taxi:

• Starting price is around $110 USD

Reykjavik

• Bus transportation in Reykjavik:

  • Regular bus ticket: 480 kr (3.30 USD) during the day and 960 kr (6.55 USD) at night

• Airport transportation:

• Bus service:

  • Shuttle bus is fairly priced and travels to and from Keflavik Airport frequently

  • Ride time: 45 to 60 minutes

• Taxi:

  • Starting price is around $110 USD