Glostrup Hospital
Glostrup Hospital – Rigshospitalet was built between 1953 and 1958 as Denmark’s first newly constructed hospital after World War II and is considered a masterpiece of Danish hospital architecture. Today, it is part of Rigshospitalet and has nationwide functions in several medical specialties.
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Find your way to the station
From the light rail station, there is direct access to the site. With over 4,000 employees, it is a large workplace and an important hub for patients and relatives. The hospital houses, among other things, Northern Europe’s largest eye department, a specialized spine and rheumatology department, neurorehabilitation services, as well as adult and child psychiatry.
Take the bus when we maintain the Light Rail
Maintenance works may require partial or full closure of the Light Rail for a period to ensure works can be carried out safely. When possible, works are scheduled during the evening and night to minimise disruption to passengers.
There may also be more significant or longer-lasting service changes due to unexpected operational incidents, obstructing the Light Rail services on part or all of the route for a period of time.
In such cases, replacement bus services will be provided. However, passengers should expect longer journey times when using replacement buses compared with the Light Rail.
On the map, you can see where to find the replacement bus stop at your station.