Zealand

By train

The vast majority of regional transportation is done by train, the bulk of it on the 4 main DSB (http://www.dsb.dk) corridors, radiating out of Copenhagen. It is worth noting that that the ticketing system changes in Borup and Hvalsø, roughly half way between Roskilde and Holbæk & Ringsted respectively, if you cross these cities "All-Zone" tickets bought in Copenhagen are no longer valid, and you need to purchase train tickets with DSB instead,

North

Copenhagen-Elsinore

West

Copenhagen-Holbæk-Kalundborg

South-West

Copenhagen-Ringsted-Korsør

South

Copenhagen-Ringsted-Nykøbing Falster

By bus

The regional transportation agency for the whole region is Movia (http://www.movia.dk). Though the lionsshare of long distance transportation in the region are done by train, there are a few important interregional routes namely:

60

Vordingborg - Maribo Lolland

62

Vordingborg - Stege Møn

64

Vordingborg - Bogø - Stege Møn

And two mainly summer express buses (http://www.hurtigbussen.dk) which non-stop between Høje Taastrup and the beaches and vacation homes in North-Eastern Zealand:

555

Høje Taastrup - Holbæk - Odden ferry to Jutland

666

Høje Taastrup - Nykøbing Sjælland - Rørvig ferry to Hundested

By ship

The most important ferry route on Zealand is between Hundested and Rørvig (http://www.hundested-roer...), crossing the big fjord in northern part of the island. Many of the smaller islands dotting the sea around Zealand and Lolland are also connected by ferries, check these in the relevant sub regions,