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Copenhagen

by Tomáš Zeman

Relaxed and unhurried, never overplanned.

Make your own guide

Kastellet, from the ramparts
Kastellet, from the ramparts

Stay

Eat

See

Walk

Nightlife

Shop

Practical

The essentials for Copenhagen, from As I Know It.

Plugs: Type K

Two round pins and a ground pin. Type E sockets are common too, so most continental European plugs fit. From the UK, Ireland or North America, bring an adapter.

Emergency: 112

Free from any phone, in any EU country.

Currency: Danish Krone (DKK)

As I Know It suggests

Get a local eSIM before you fly

An eSIM is a data plan you install before you fly, so it works the moment you land and there is no queue at an airport SIM counter. Ubigi

Same price as going direct. Checked 6 September 2026.

As I Know It suggests

Sort your money before the airport

Airport exchange desks and your own bank’s foreign rate are two of the most expensive ways to pay abroad. A travel card charges the real exchange rate plus a small published fee, and the physical card costs a few dollars to order. Wise

Same price as going direct. Checked 6 September 2026.

As I Know It suggests

A booked car, if you’d rather

Public transport is often cheaper. A booked transfer is worth it with luggage, small children, or a late arrival. Welcome Pickups

Same price as going direct. Checked 6 September 2026.

As I Know It suggests

Somewhere to leave your bags

The gap between checkout and a late train is the worst part of a short trip. Left luggage can be booked online, by the day. Bounce

Same price as going direct. Checked 6 September 2026.

As I Know It suggests

Tickets, if you know what you want to see

If you already know the big places you want, tickets are worth booking ahead in busy months, and skip-the-line tickets are usually worth it in summer. Compare the price with the attraction’s own site first. Tiqets

Cheaper than going direct. Checked 8 September 2026.

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