By ship
Canal tours (http://www.canaltours.com...) Green line is waterbus that starts in the famous Nyhavn canal downtown, and stops at some of Ãsterbro's main attractions: the Little Mermaid, Langelinie, and Trekroner fortresses summer only. Tickets are 60 Kr for a single journey, and 75 Kr for a one day ticket. Runs between 10AM-5:30PM
The Arriva-operated 901 & 902 waterbuses are part of the public transportation system, and start at Nordre Toldbod, near the southern entrance of Kastellet, from where they cruise the inner habour towards downtown. Prices and tickets are the same as on other buses and trains.
By train
Ãsterbro is served both by the S-train suburban services that are grouped together through the central part of Copenhagen, as well as several regional lines that terminate on Ãsterbro's main station; Ãsterport. All S-Train lines except line F stop at the three S-stations on Ãsterbro: Ãsterport, Nordhavn, and Svanemøllen, while lines A and F also have stops on Ryparken station in the northern part of Ãsterbro. Svanemøllen and Ryparken stations are in Zone 2, so a northbound ticket might be cheaper from those.
By bus
The backbone of bus transport in central Copenhagen are the A buses operated by Movia (http://www.moviatrafik.dk...), which run every few minutes throughout the day. The S Buses are express buses that operate on longer lines, with fewer stops. Trianglen square connects five major streets on Ãsterbro and hosts bus stops for several lines. Trianglen can be recognized by its unusual building called the soup terrine by the locals.