Denmark
Buses comprise the main form of public transport in Billund. The bus network connects Billund Airport, the major attractions (Legoland, Lego House, Lalandia), and the small town center.
Regional buses also link Billund to larger cities like Vejle and Kolding. The buses are clean, punctual, and modern.
Buses operate from early morning (5-6 AM) to late evening (11 PM-midnight).
Danish public buses are modern and designed with accessibility, ramps for wheelchairs, and designated spaces.
Use the "Rejseplanen" app for real-time schedules and route planning. Check destination signs on buses.
Licensed taxis have a yellow "TAXI" sign on the roof.
Designated taxi stands at airport, Legoland, etc. Book by phone.
Metered fares (100-150 DKK short rides). Card payment widely accepted.
Uber and similar services are not widely available in Billund.
Car rentals are available, and bicycle rentals from hotels are common.
Drive on the right. Seatbelts mandatory for all. Headlights always on.
Strict speed limits and drinking/driving laws (0.05% BAC).
Roads are in excellent condition, well-maintained, and clearly signposted.
Traffic generally light outside major cities. Be aware of cyclists.
Parking is plentiful at major attractions but often costs a fee.
Check hotel parking policy. Fines for violations can be high.
Walking and cycling offer enjoyable ways to experience Billund and its immediate surroundings. The town's design supports pedestrian and bicycle movement.
Formal guided walking tours are not common due to Billund's small size.
No specific "no-go" areas for pedestrians or cyclists in Billund. Town is safe.
If you have mobility needs, check the official websites for Legoland and Lego House.
They provide detailed accessibility information for planning your visit.
