Here you can find information about the press.
The page will be updated continuously.
Media Guide
Find the Media Guide for EuroSwim 2017, here.
Accreditation
The press accreditation is open. Apply via LEN, the European Swimming Federation, before the 20th November 2017.
You apply for press accreditation here
Hotel
The official media hotel will be the Scandic Sluseholmen, 5 km (10 min by car) from Royal Arena. A shuttle service is possible for all media representatives who stay at Scandic Sluseholmen.
You can reserve rooms at Scandic Sluseholmen on www.scandichotels.com (English).
There is a shuttle bus service for all members of press with a media accreditation staying at Scandic Sluseholmen running between the hotel and Royal Arena.
Transportation and parking
There are many ways of getting to Royal Arena. However, we recommend not using a car, as there are a limited amount of parking spaces close to the Arena. If you do arrive by car, please refer to the Royal Arena website for parking options. There are several parking spaces in the Ørestad-area where the Arena is situated.
If you arrive in Copenhagen Airport (Lufthavnen) and need to go directly to Royal Arena, we suggest you take a regional train (Öresundstoget) to Ørestad Station. You buy the train tickets in the Arrival Terminal at the airport at designated ticket stalls - and walk straight to the train platform from there. Read about timetable and prices on the Danish Journey Planner.
The easiest way to get to Royal Arena is by Metro. You will have to get off at Ørestad Metrostation and walk 550 m to the arena. Read more on Getting to the Arena.
Otherwise, if you are staying at the media hotel, Scandic Sluseholmen, there are shuttle busses going between the hotel and the arena on which you can bring your equipment.
If you need to go to your hotel or other accommodation in the city first, we also suggest you take the metro. You can read all about getting from the airport to the city by metro on the Metro website. You can walk straight from Arrival Terminal and to the metro station (Lufthavnen). Check out the train map below:
The metro runs throughout the day and night. Therefore, you can easily use it to get to and from Royal Arena during the championships. Get off at Ørestad Station and walk to the Arena within 5 minutes. The trip back to the city centre is 12-14 minutes.
If you are coming from either Sweden (for example Malmö) or Copenhagen, you can also use the "Öresundstoget", which is not a part of the Metro line but runs between Denmark and Sweden. See more on the Danish Journey Planner or the English website for Øresundstoget. With this train, you will also arrive at Ørestad Station.
Another option is to bike to Royal Arena, but it is 25-35 minutes from the city centre (Nørreport). If you want to try out the famous bike paths along with the thousands of other cyclists in the city, you can easily rent city bikes several places throughout the city. Check out Copenhagen Bike Rental.
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Send an e-mail to press officer Nora Thomsen to retrieve information about press-related matters.