Cheap flights to Copenhagen

Flights to Copenhagen

The city of Copenhagen is not only the capital of Denmark but one of the most developed cities in the Scandinavian region. All flights to the city land at Copenhagen Airport in Kastrup, located on the island of Amager. travellers can catch direct flights to Copenhagen from different countries including Germany, UK, France, Norway, and the U.S.

Which is the main airport in Copenhagen?

Copenhagen Airport is the main airport in the city, located 5 miles (8km) from the city centre. It is also the largest airport in the Nordic region. To get to the city, travellers can either use trains, buses or taxis. The quickest option is to catch the metro which takes around 15 minutes. Buses provide a cheap alternative but consume more time. Lastly, travellers can take taxis from outside terminal 1 and 3.

Anyone laying over can relax and even sleep overnight in the comfortable seating areas distributed in the airport's terminals. Besides several restaurants, cafes, and duty-free shops, there is free Wi-Fi and charging ports distributed evenly in the airport. Passengers can also access banks, currency exchanges, accessible restrooms, family areas and left luggage facilities.

Which airlines offer flights to Copenhagen?

Numerous airlines offer flights to Copenhagen. Some of the airlines include Air Baltic, British Airways, Norwegian Air, EuroWings, KLM, Lufthansa, SAS, American Airlines, United, Delta and Virgin Atlantic. There are more than 60 airlines that provide flights to Copenhagen, making the airport one of the busiest in northern Europe. The airlines offer both direct and indirect flights to Copenhagen.

Why travel by plane to Copenhagen?

Taking a flight to Copenhagen is one of the fastest means of transport from the United States to Denmark. Most flights from New York to Copenhagen include a transfer and usually take more than ten hours. The airlines depart from JFK and Newark Liberty airports and have layovers in Oslo, Paris, Amsterdam, among other cities.

There are also direct flights from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, with the shortest trips taking around eight hours and 15 minutes. travellers can also book indirect flights from Los Angeles and either board at the Los Angeles International Airport or Bob Hope Airport. The trips include transfers in different cities, including Paris, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Warsaw, and Reyjavik.

Other cities to travel from include Miami from Miami International, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach; Washington DC from Dulles International Airport, Ronald Reagan and Washington International; and San Francisco from San Francisco International Airport.

Before you travel by plane to Copenhagen- good to know!

travellers can arrange their trips online by browsing through available flights to Copenhagen with Omio. Most flights include layovers in different airports. Therefore, travellers should check the requirements and facilities available in every airport, especially when traveling with children, luggage and pets. Fortunately, U.S. passport holders do not need a visa to go to Denmark. However, the authorities require a passport valid for at least three months. A return ticket and proof of funds are also necessary.

It is wise to remember that the Copenhagen airport is one of the busiest in Northern Europe. On the upside, this means that finding connecting flights to other destinations around the area is easy. Once in the city, travellers can take advantage of the extensive public transportation links. Taxis, metros, S-trains and buses are some of the options for anyone traveling to the city. Copenhagen also has a network of waterbuses for convenient transport and sightseeing.

To save on travel costs, travellers can purchase the Copenhagen card or City Pass to access to unlimited public transport. There are also programs to rent bikes and electric scooters to get around the city.

Flights to Copenhagen: Arriving

Flights to Copenhagen arrive at Copenhagen Airport, the largest and busiest airport in Scandinavia. Copenhagen airport is located 8km from the city centre and serves as a primary airport for Denmark and southern Sweden. Getting to the centre of Copenhagen is easy as there is a Metro station accessible from Terminal 3. The journey into the city takes roughly 15 minutes with trains running day and night. There is also the option to travel by bus, with several lines going to Copenhagen centre, and taxis are on hand at Terminals 2 and 3.

Copenhagen is an ideal city to explore on foot as the landscape is flat and the architecture is interesting. Down by the canal, an area called Nyhavn is a favourite spot with visitors and locals alike. The colourful old buildings, boats, coffee shops and cafes make it a lovely place to stroll around in the daytime or evening. Hans Christian Anderson wrote his fairytales in one of the buildings, and lived for 67 years in another. While in Copenhagen, a few hours at the Carlsberg brewery is a must where visitors learn about the history and process of brewing this famous beverage. Tivoli Gardens, in the heart of the city, is a romantic amusement park that first opened in 1843. Inside are gourmet restaurants, open-air stages, market stalls and old-fashioned roller coasters.

Main Airlines and routes flying to Copenhagen from the UK

Airline	Route	Price
	Flight to Copenhagen from Edinburgh	From £35 From £62
	Flight to Copenhagen from Edinburgh	From £9 From £14
	Flight to Copenhagen from Bristol Flight to Copenhagen from Edinburgh Flight to Copenhagen from Manchester	From £62 From £42 From £36 From £45

How to Get to Copenhagen by Plane

Copenhagen, Denmark is one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe. The city is located around 950 kilometres from London, UK. From the UK as a whole, flights to Copenhagen are available from many major airports to Copenhagen Airport, the largest and busiest facility in Scandinavia. If you are catching an international or a domestic flight to Copenhagen, the chances of you passing through this airport are high. Copenhagen's city centre is located around 8 kilometres to the north of the airport. From here to the city and perhaps even further to other parts of Denmark, you can use public or private means of transport. This includes rail, road, buses, taxis or hired vehicles. Some of the major airlines from the United Kingdom to Copenhagen include, British Airways, SAS, KLM, and Lufthansa among others.

Copenhagen

The city of Copenhagen has a lot to offer in respect of history, culture, and leisure. There is something available to suit every taste and interest. The city and the surrounding areas boast of three beaches with a total of approximately 8 kilometres of sandy shore. You can actually cycle from the city center to the beach, a journey of around 30 minutes. Copenhagen has many parks ranging from small to large, with the garden of Rosenborg Castle being the oldest and the most visited. There are also other famous attractions here including the statue of the Little Mermaid and the Freetown of Christiana. With a rich history dating back to 1043, Copenhagen is also filled with interesting historic landmarks and museums.