Denmark Trip Cost Calculator
Plan your Denmark budget with detailed cost breakdowns for 1 destination.
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Denmark Travel Budget Guide
Planning Your Denmark Budget
Denmark consistently ranks among Europe’s most expensive countries. Copenhagen especially can shock visitors with restaurant and bar prices. But the bike culture, free museums, and excellent street food scene help manage costs. Many of Denmark’s best experiences - cycling along canals, strolling Nyhavn, exploring design districts - cost nothing.
Regional Price Differences
- Copenhagen: Most expensive. Central areas and Nyhavn particularly pricey.
- Aarhus: Slightly cheaper than Copenhagen with great cultural scene.
- Odense: Hans Christian Andersen’s hometown, more affordable.
- Roskilde: Day trip from Copenhagen, festival town (expensive during Roskilde Festival).
- North Zealand: Castles and beaches, moderate prices outside summer.
- Bornholm: Island with slightly lower prices and unique character.
Money-Saving Tips for Denmark
- Rent a bike - Copenhagen is Europe’s most bike-friendly city. Donkey Republic bikes from 50 DKK/day.
- Use Copenhagen Card - Free transport + 80+ attractions. Pays off quickly at €15-20 per museum.
- Eat smørrebrød at delis - Open-faced sandwiches €4-6 at delis vs €12-15 at restaurants.
- Shop at Netto/Rema 1000 - Budget supermarkets. Prepared foods for 30-50 DKK lunch.
- Visit free museums - Many Danish museums are free, especially on Tuesdays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 2-week trip to Denmark cost?
A 2-week trip to Denmark costs $1,540-2,380 for budget travelers, $2,800-4,900 for mid-range, and $7,000+ for luxury travelers, including accommodation, food, transport, and activities.
Is Denmark expensive to visit?
Denmark is one of Europe's most expensive countries. High wages mean high prices. However, free attractions, bike culture, and street food help budget travelers manage on $110-170/day.
What is the cheapest time to visit Denmark?
January to March offers the lowest prices (but cold and dark). November and April-May are shoulder seasons with better weather and moderate prices. Summer is peak season.
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