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Copenhagen Central Station is the major railway station in Copenhagen, Denmark, and the biggest railway station in Denmark, however if urban S-train and Metro services are included, Nrreport Station has a higher passenger flow. It is located between the neighborhoods of Indre By and Vesterbro, with gates from Bernstorffsgade (near Tivoli Gardens), Banegrdspladsen, Reventlowsgade, and Tietgensgade providing access to platforms.

Copenhagen Central Station serves as the center of the DSB railway network, which serves Denmark as well as foreign destinations. It provides InterCity and Express trains across Denmark, as well as connections to Sweden and Germany, as well as regular and frequent regional rail services to and from Zealand and southern Sweden. The station also serves the Copenhagen S-train network, although the Copenhagen S-train system does not utilize any type of hub. It is an urban transit system that varies from other Metro systems in that it is a sort of railway. The station has two platforms with four tracks that are solely used by S-trains. The additional four stations and eight tracks are generally used by different trains.

Heinrich Wenck, the architect who designed the current station building, completed it in 1911. The station has seven platforms and thirteen tracks. There are several small stores, cafeterias, and fast food restaurants on the station concourse. Within Greater Copenhagen, all public transportation is separated into over 100 ticket pricing zones. The Central Station is in fare zone 1, which, together with zones 2 and 3, comprises Copenhagen municipality and the "enclave" of Frederiksberg municipality. Because the lowest single ticket is always valid in two zones, a single ticket purchased at the station is valid across the city center and its boroughs. A ticket to Copenhagen Airport Kastrup, on the other hand, requires payment for three zones because it is located in zone 4.

From September 29, 2019, the Central Station will also be serviced by the Copenhagen Metro line M3, a circular route with 17 stops that operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The station is also serviced by the M4 line, which connects the neighborhoods of Nordhavn and Sydhavn and serves as an interchange between the Sydhavn extension and the M3.