Copenhagen Airport

hough the country has many airports, if you are on a Denmark flight you are likely going to land in Copenhagen airport. Unless you are flying in specifically to see Legoland (Billund is the other major Danish airport), a flight to Copenhagen is probably your best bet – not only does it offer the cheapest flights in and out of Denmark, but for many Copenhagen is the main reason to be flying into Denmark anyway. Considering the relatively higher prices of Scandinavia versus the rest of Europe, cheap airfare to Copenhagen is definitely a lofty goal, but there are ways to get discount tickets for the savvy traveler.

SAS offers something called a Visit Scandinavia Air Pass, featuring up to eight one-way plane tickets through Scandinavia and other participating European cities, such as Paris and London. The airfare is heavily discounted, with a one-way ticket often falling well below three figures, making a flight to Copenhagen fairly inexpensive. These passes, however, are only available if bought in conjunction with a round trip ticket from your country of origin - since Denmark flights are often the cheapest of the Scandinavian airports, these almost always include a stop in the Danish capital. Another way to get cheap airfare to Copenhagen is to look into family fares, also through SAS. Depending on age and number of people flying, severely discounted Copenhagen flights can be arranged.

Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport
Copenhagen Airport

Copenhagen

rrive in Copenhagen according to your own itinerary.

Copenhagen was once a humble fishing village, but today it is the glittering capital of the Danish empire. Copenhagen is considered to be one of the world’s premier capitals of design and Scandinavia’s pre-eminent city. The city’s 1000 year history written by ambitious kings, inspiring artist and designers, are found in the sumptuous palaces, copper roofed town houses and atmospheric cobbled squares.

We recommend a visit to the shopping area “Strøget”, which is the world’s longest pedestrian shopping street. The shops and department stores along Strøget offer everything from world-famous Danish design to trendy clothing, antiques and souvenirs.


Copenhagen
Copenhagen
Copenhagen
Copenhagen
Copenhagen
Copenhagen
Copenhagen