M4 (Copenhagen Metro)

The M4 Line serves 13 stations. From København H to Østerport the line is shared with M3. Stations Nordhavn section (2020) • Orientkaj • Nordhavn (interchange with S-trains) Stations shared with the M3 (2020) • Østerport (interchange with S-trains and DSB) • Marmorkirken (The Marble Church) • Kongens Nytorv (interchange with all other metro lines) • Gammel Strand near Christiansborg Palace • Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square) • København H (Copenhagen Central Station, interchange with S-trains and DSB.) Sydhavn section (2024) • Havneholmen • Enghave Brygge • Sluseholmen • Mozarts Plads • Copenhagen South (until 2024 named Ny Ellebjerg, interchange with S-trains and DSB) In April 2017 it was announced that the five Sydhavn stations would feature artwork from five Danish artists: Superflex, Pernille With Madsen, René Schmidt, Christian Schmidt-Rasmussen, Henrik Plenge Jakobsen. == Future extensions ==

An extension further into Nordhavn, with the creation of two new stations (Levantkaj and Nordsø Plads) are planned for 2030, with construction starting in 2027. Two possible extensions from Copenhagen South Station are being looked into. One towards Hvidovre and one towards Bispebjerg. To enable such future extensions from Copenhagen South (the current terminus of M4), it was decided in 2016 that the station would be built as an underground station instead of overground as previously planned. ==References==