| Copenhagen South | |
| Name Lang: | en |
| Native Name: | København Syd |
| Native Name Lang: | da |
| Symbol: | S |
| Symbol Location: | Copenhagen |
| Type: | Main line, S-train station and metro station |
| Style: | Copenhagen S-train |
| Address: | Carl Jacobsens Vej 19 2500 Valby |
| Borough: | Copenhagen Municipality |
| Country: | Denmark |
| Platform: | 5 (3 island platforms, 2 side platforms) |
| Levels: | 2 |
| Tracks: | 8 |
| Opened: | 16 November 2006 (Ringline) 6 January 2007 (Køge radial) |
| Accessible: | Yes |
| Code: | Nel |
| Owned: | DSB |
| Zone: | 2 |
| Former: | Ny Ellebjerg |
| Map Type: | Denmark Copenhagen#Denmark Greater Copenhagen#Denmark Capital Region#Denmark |
Copenhagen South station (Danish: København Syd Station, previously Ny Ellebjerg Station) is a main line and S-train railway station in the district of Valby in southwestern Copenhagen, Denmark. The station is located on numerous railway and branch lines passing through or diverging from the main lines at this station, and is gradually being developed into a major transport hub for public transport in Copenhagen.[1]
The station is located on the S-train and main line network. It serves as an interchange station between the Køge radial (lines A and E), the Ring Line (line F), and trains on the Copenhagen–Ringsted Line (InterCity and regional train services).
Copenhagen South station was originally opened under the name Ny Ellebjerg (Ny meaning "New") as an interchange station between the Køge Bugt Line and the Ring Line of the Copenhagen S-train system. Before the station opened on 6 January 2007,[2] there was an S-train station called Ellebjerg station a few hundred metres southwest of the current station, where the Køge Bugt Line passes over Ellebjergvej. That station is now closed.
New platforms were opened in 2013 for the high-speed Copenhagen–Ringsted Line, on which trains run via to, in future at up to 250 km/h.[3]
The station's name was changed from Ny Ellebjerg to København Syd (Copenhagen South) on 10 December 2023, in connection with the station's development into a major transport hub.[4]
Copenhagen South station became the southern terminus of the M4 line of the Copenhagen Metro, when the extension opened on 22 June 2024.[5]
Further main line platforms will be built around 2024 for trains going from Sweden and by the Øresund Line to the high-speed Copenhagen-Ringsted Line (intended for the Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link), or reverse.[6]