You've likely heard that Copenhagen is an expensive city to visit. And while there's no way around this fact, there are many ways to make your krone go further as you prepare for the trip.
This guide has all the insider tips you need to explore Denmark's capital on a budget. Here are some unique tips to save money on your trip to Copenhagen.
Copenhagen has one large international airport, happily close to the city center. Since it's served by most low-cost carriers including easyJet, Norwegian, Wizz and Ryanair, cheap flights to Copenhagen are plentiful.
Depending on where you're coming from, you might also be able to hitch a cheap bus ride from Europe with Flixbus or even arrive by train.
In Copenhagen, both the metro and the train network are well connected to the airport: the metro takes you to the city center in 20 minutes, the train in just 13.
You can buy train tickets at the station or through the app, DOT Mobilbilletter (available for iOS and Android). Tickets to ride throughout the city for 24 hours cost 90kr. If you are staying in Copenhagen for longer, consider visiting a station ticket office to pick up a frequent traveler train pass (rejsekort), which will get you access to cheaper train tickets.
Planning to visit museums while in Copenhagen? Consider the Copenhagen Card, which includes unlimited access to public transportation, discounts on stores and restaurants in the city, and free access to a long list of museums and attractions such as Tivoli. Two children under 11 are also included on your pass for free. As you plan your visit you can determine whether the card will be a good value for you.
If you are into cycling, Copenhagen is simply heaven. Biking is the quickest, cheapest and easiest way to get around the city, as the city was planned for bike transportation. Download the Donkey Republic App to use bikes on the go throughout the city. Alternatively, visit a local bike shop and rent a pair of wheels for your time in town.
There are a multitude of things to do in Copenhagen that don't cost a cent. If the weather allows it, take a dip in the water in the middle of the city. Many consider Copenhagen the best place in the world for city swimming. If the sun is out, hang out in one of the green areas, such as Ørsted Parken or at the almost-secret Royal Library garden. You can also visit a top museum on an admission-free day. The Museum of Copenhagen is free on Wednesdays, for example.
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Copenhagen delights anyone who loves shopping. And if you're from a non-EU country, you are eligible for sales tax-free shopping, which means that you can save 25% on your purchases. If you spend over 300kr in a store, you
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