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Design, hygge and the world's happiest city.
Getting to Copenhagen is half the planning battle won: CPH serves a broad mix of full-service and low-cost carriers, and fares into Denmark swing meaningfully by season. Set a price alert, stay flexible on dates by ±3 days, and you can often save the cost of a night's accommodation on the flight alone.
🌍 Country: Denmark | ✈️ Airport: CPH | 🌎 Region: Europe
Copenhagen is served by CPH airport, which connects to major hubs across Europe and beyond. Use our flight search widget above to compare all available routes and find the best fares for your travel dates.
When searching for flights to Copenhagen, always compare the total price including baggage fees across multiple platforms. Fares for the same flight can vary significantly between booking providers.
Book 6–8 weeks in advance for the best fares. Fly on Tuesday or Wednesday for lower prices. Set a price alert to be notified when fares drop to your target price.
For Copenhagen, peak demand falls in Jul–Aug · Holidays, when fares and hotel rates run highest — book 3–4 months ahead if travelling then. The shoulder window (Apr–Jun · Sep–Oct) is the sweet spot for most visitors: prices ease noticeably while conditions stay favourable. The cheapest fares cluster in Nov–Mar, and flying Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday typically shaves a further 10–15% off the average ticket price.
Copenhagen rewards visitors with a wealth of experiences. Browse and book tours, attractions and activities below.
The practical details worth settling before you fly, rather than at the airport.
Before you book: entry requirements for Denmark depend on your nationality and change often. The IATA Travel Centre holds the passport and visa database airlines check at check-in.
The main attractions, what each one is worth in time, and what to book ahead.
A two-day route through the city for a short trip, day by day.
Which airports serve the city, who flies there, and when fares are lowest.
Compare on total price once taxes and fees are counted, not the headline rate.
| Flying from | Stops | Duration | Departs | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milan (MIL) | Direct | 4h 10m | 11 Nov | €31 |
| Kaunas (KUN) | Direct | 3h 00m | 2 Oct | €31 |
| Warsaw (WAW) | Direct | 2h 45m | 23 Sep | €33 |
| Gdansk (GDN) | Direct | 2h 15m | 8 Sep | €34 |
| Dublin (DUB) | Direct | 4h 30m | 23 Sep | €40 |
| London (LON) | Direct | 3h 40m | 30 Sep | €41 |
| Paris (PAR) | Direct | 3h 50m | 18 Sep | €45 |
| Krakow (KRK) | Direct | 3h 15m | 19 Sep | €46 |
| Prague (PRG) | Direct | 2h 50m | 22 Sep | €47 |
| Budapest (BUD) | Direct | 3h 50m | 10 Sep | €48 |
| Manchester (MAN) | Direct | 3h 50m | 13 Nov | €48 |
| Berlin (BER) | Direct | 2h 10m | 20 Sep | €55 |
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and one of the world's most consistently bike-friendly cities, with dedicated cycling infrastructure that locals rely on for daily commuting rather than recreation. Tivoli Gardens, opened in 1843, is one of the oldest operating amusement parks in the world and is said to have influenced Walt Disney's vision for Disneyland. The colourful harbourfront at Nyhavn, once a working harbour, is now lined with restaurants and is among the most photographed spots in Scandinavia. With a metro population of roughly 1.4 million, Copenhagen connects internationally through Copenhagen Airport, one of the most efficient airport-to-city links in Europe.
Copenhagen Airport (CPH), in Kastrup about 8km southeast of the city centre, is the main Scandinavian hub, with a direct Metro and train connection reaching central Copenhagen in around 15 minutes. The airport also has a direct rail link across the Oresund Bridge to Malmo and onward into Sweden. Use the flight search above to compare current fares into Copenhagen.
Summer (June-August) brings Copenhagen's longest daylight hours and warmest temperatures, rarely exceeding 25°C (77°F), along with the busiest tourist season. Spring and early autumn offer milder crowds with still-decent weather. Winters are cold and dark, with daylight hours noticeably shorter, though the city's hygge cafe culture comes into its own.
Cycling is genuinely the way locals get around, with an extensive network of dedicated bike lanes separate from car traffic, and bike rental is widely available for visitors comfortable joining in. The Metro and S-train network cover the city well for those who'd rather not cycle, and the historic centre, including Nyhavn and Stroget, is easily walkable.
The area around Nyhavn and the historic centre puts you walking distance from Tivoli Gardens and the main pedestrian shopping street, Stroget, though prices run high here. Vesterbro, a former meatpacking district turned trendy neighbourhood, offers excellent restaurants a short bike ride or Metro trip from the centre. Norrebro provides a more local, multicultural alternative with good transport links.
Three days covers Nyhavn, Tivoli Gardens, and the historic centre comfortably, with extra time well spent exploring Vesterbro or Norrebro.
A direct Metro and train connection runs from the airport into central Copenhagen in around 15 minutes, departing frequently throughout the day.
Yes, it's among the pricier European capitals, particularly for dining, drinks, and accommodation, reflecting Denmark's generally high cost of living.
Yes, with care — the dedicated bike lane network is extensive and well used, though traffic moves quickly and visitors should stay alert to local cycling etiquette.
One of the oldest operating amusement parks in the world, opened in 1843, combining rides, gardens, and seasonal events near the city centre.
