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Planning a trip to Denmark? Our lovely neighbour offers everything from cosy cities to beautiful beaches and great food. Here are our top tips for your trip to Denmark.

Travelling to Denmark - guides, reports and tips

Denmark is a great country to holiday in. Here you can discover lovely Copenhagen or charming Aarhus. Or why not go sightseeing in Skagen or take a boat trip to Bornholm? Our neighbouring country in North offers restaurants, shopping and nature. Here you will find reports and inspiration for your trip.

Resmål i Danmark
Peter Bergström, from the travel magazine FREEDOMtravel, in Denmark

Good to know before travelling to Denmark

Fast facts about Denmark

  • Capital city: Copenhagen
  • Currency: Danish krone (DKK)
  • Language: Danish
  • Time zone: GMT+1
  • Population: about 6 million
  • Electricity: 230V (European plugs work)
  • Go ahead: right side

Frequently asked questions about Denmark

When is the best time to travel to Denmark?

Summer (June-August) is the most popular time, with bright evenings and pleasant temperatures. Spring and early autumn are also good periods with fewer visitors.

Do you need a visa for Denmark?

No, as a Swedish citizen you do not need a visa to travel to Denmark.

How long should you stay in Denmark?

A weekend is enough to experience Copenhagen, but 4-7 days provide the opportunity to combine city, coast and smaller resorts.

Is Denmark an expensive destination?

Denmark is a relatively expensive destination, especially when it comes to restaurants and accommodation. At the same time, the quality is often high, and there are ways to travel more budget-friendly.

How do you get around Denmark?

Travelling around is easy by train and bus, and distances are short. Cycling is a popular way to get around, especially in Copenhagen.

Is Denmark safe to travel to?

Denmark is a very safe destination with low crime rates and well-functioning public services.

What are the top travel destinations in Denmark?

Copenhagen attracts with design, restaurants and city life. Aarhus offers culture and the coast, while areas like Skagen and the west coast are known for their beaches and nature.

Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Denmark?

No, no specific vaccinations are required beyond basic protection.

What to consider culturally in Denmark?

The Danish lifestyle is characterised by simplicity and relaxation. Punctuality and consideration are appreciated, and cycling culture is an important part of everyday life.

What is the food like in Denmark?

Traditional Danish food is rustic, but Denmark is also known for its modern food culture, with a focus on local ingredients. Smørrebrød is a classic dish, and Copenhagen has several internationally renowned restaurants.

Similar destinations in Europe

If you like Denmark, there are several destinations in Europe that offer a similar mix of city life, coastline and relaxed lifestyle - often close to both nature and small towns.

  • Sweden - coast, nature and charming small towns close at hand
  • Finland - peaceful nature, archipelago and Nordic culture
  • The Netherlands - cycle-friendly cities, canals and relaxed atmosphere
  • Germany - variety with coastal, urban and historical settings
  • Poland - beautiful cities and beaches along the Baltic Sea

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