Flights to copenhagen
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Cheap Flights to copenhagen
Overview
Being the national capital of Denmark, Copenhagen has possesses a rich history. Used to be the centre of the Danish empire for 100 of years, it is now home to a wide array of historic buildings, palaces and cultural relics. But if we talk about the modern Copenhagen, it’s not a city steeped in the past. The town’s classic architecture and canals are juxtaposed by modern infrastructure, new buildings, and a high tech transit system.
But more than that, Copenhagen one of my favourite cities in the world. I’ve been here countless times and never get tired of my visits. The city is historic, clean, beautiful, scenic and the locals are always fun to hang out with. There is just a spirit and vibe that screams “Life is good here”. It’s infectious and will have you wondering why more places are like this.
Climate
June, July and August (summer months) offer the warmest time of the year, with temperatures ranging between the upper 50’s to mid-60’s Fahrenheit. Winters are quite chilly, with temps averaging around freezing. Those opting to visit Denmark’s capital city in late autumn and early winter will find themselves reaching for extra layers to block out the impending chill. May and September offer immense comfort Spring, although fall is quite cool.
Travel Information
Language: Danish
Currency: Kroner (DKK)
Local time: GMT+2
Avg. Flight Time: 1h 50m
Best Time To Visit
Book your cheap flight ticket to Copenhagen from Cheapflighticket in May through August/September as it’s the peak time of the year when most of the people plan to explore the exciting Copenhagen. In July, the city seems a bit quieter when most Danes are on vacation. Besides, every year during the Whitsun Holiday (the seventh Sunday after Easter), Copenhagen Carnival’s festivities are spread out over three days and it has developed into the largest music festival in Denmark, attracting more than 100,000 spectators.
Copenhagen Attractions and Activities
1. A Massive Selection of Museums and Galleries
Copenhagen has a plethora of attractions to explore and admire. Highlights comprise of the Designmuseum, the gigantic National Gallery of Denmark, the Nationalmuseet, and the royal collections of the De Kongelige Stalde.
2. It's Incredibly Easy to Get Around
Travelling around Copenhagen's attractions is a joy, thanks to the city's excellent public transportation network, compact city centre, and streets that are safe for cyclists of all skill levels. Offering 24-hour subway services, it's also an apt place to get a taste of the local nightlife without fretting about being stranded late at night.
3. Beautiful Architecture across the City
From the royal palaces in Amalienborg and the elegance of the Royal Theatre to colourful village suburbs like Dragør and modern architectural creations like the National Aquarium or the Maritime Museum - if you are an architecture enthusiast, Copenhagen is your place to be.
4. Impressive Dining Scene
In Copenhagen, you can pick between hundreds of exceptional restaurants and eating outlets as per your taste and preferences. There's fresh seafood at Fiskebaren, gourmet street food from Døp, and incredible steaks from the Rex Republic.
5. Music Festivals Taking Place
Music is another huge attraction in Copenhagen. Near to the city is the big Roskilde Festival held in the time of summers, but the city itself hosts a whole slew of events, ranging from cutting-edge electronica at Strøm to it's famous Jazz Festival and all-night street parties during the Distortion Festival.
Airlines Operate Flight to Copenhagen
- Scandinavian Airlines
- British Airlines
- SWISS
- Lufthansa
- Austrian Airlines
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Copenhagen - 1h 50m
- Manchester to Copenhagen - 1h 50m
- Newcastle to Copenhagen - 3h 25m
- Birmingham to Copenhagen - 1h 45m
- Glasgow to Copenhagen - 3h 55m
- Edinburgh to Copenhagen - 1h 45m
- Belfast to Copenhagen - 4h 15m
Distance to the City Centre
Getting to downtown København from Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is the easiest, fastest and cheapest by metro or train. Travelling by taxis and cabs can be highly expensive and buses are least convenient when comes to comfort. Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is thoughtfully set only 20 minutes by public transportation from central Copenhagen.
Transport from Copenhagen
Budapest's public transportation network includes buses, boats, trams, and the excellent Metro subway system, and it's generally all tourists need to get around. Single tickets can be bought from vending machines for Ft350 (Ft750 on boats), a day pass costs Ft1,650, and a weekly ticket is Ft4,950. In the centre of Budapest, taxis have a fixed rate, so make sure you aren't overcharged. The cost should be Ft450 for the meter drop, then Ft400 or so for every additional mile or Ft70 per minute.
Visa Requirements for Copenhagen
If you are UK citizen and have a UK passport, you can travel to Denmark without any visa. On the other hand, most of the non-EU nationals residing in the United Kingdom are still suggested to have a Schengen visa to travel to Denmark.
Tips for your stay in Copenhagen
- Make the most of the rail transportation by choosing the Danish rail system which offers cheap tickets via their online website called “Orange tickets.”
- If you are an explorer, get yourself a Copenhagen Card which gives you free access to over 70 museums, discounts at shops and restaurants, as well as free public transportation throughout the city.
- Eating out in Denmark is expensive so the best alternative can be purchasing your grocery and cook your meal.
- The water in Denmark is safe to drink so skip buying bottled water and save some bucks.
- Have some hot dogs, sausages, and sandwiches from street stalls and save a lot of money on food.
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