Public transport
The tips and tricks for using public transportation in Odense.
Buses
Buses in Odense are operation by Fynbus. You can read more about their services on their website and download their tourist map to discover all the exciting spots, accessible by bus, in Odense and Fyn. Tickets can be bought from the driver or at Fynbus webshop for 24 DKK one way. Children are half price.You can also pay for your ticket by using a Rejsekort. You can buy these cards and fill them up at the train station or at the ticketing office. You put money on these cards in advance. When entering the bus, you scan the card on one of the scanners located by the bus doors. The cost of the ticket is deducted from the money available on your card. You can find out more about the cards at the ticketing office.
Tickets can also be bought on an app. Download the bus app here.
Free city bus
You might have noticed a pink and a green minibuses touring the city centre. This is a free bus service that departs every eight minutes from the bus terminal and circles the downtown and the harbour areas. Read more about the free city bus here or find the route here.Trains
Trains in Denmark are operated by DSB. Tickets for the train can be bought either online, at the ticketing office or at a ticket machine. If you are an adult travelling on the train, you are allowed to bring up to two children under the age of 12 free of charge. Children between 12 and 15 travel at a reduced price, while children 16 and above pay full price. In addition to your train ticket, you need to buy a seat ticket (30 DKK) if you want to reserve a seat in advance. By buying a Standard ticket, you can also use the same ticket for travelling with bus, metro, local train or tram on that day for free.
Ticketing office
Fynbus ticketing office is located at Dannebrogsgade 10, 5000 Odense C.
Opening hours
Mon: 9:00-17:30
Tues-Fri: 9:00-16:00
DSB ticketing office is located at Østre Stationsvej 27, 5000 Odense C, 2nd floor.