Denmark Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Denmark Operations Team

Updated as of June 2026

Denmark tour packages start from INR 85,700 per person for a 5-day itinerary and can go up to INR 3,17,300 or more for 11-day multi-country Scandinavian journeys. Whether you are planning a city trip covering Copenhagen and Stockholm, an extensive Nordic tour across Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland, or a specially curated honeymoon through the region’s most beautiful landscapes, there is a well-designed package to suit every travel style and budget.

Denmark is a destination that beautifully combines history, culture, and modern living. It is home to one of the world’s oldest national flags and consistently ranks among the happiest countries in the UN World Happiness Report. From exploring Denmark’s charming cities and experiencing its warm and welcoming culture to visiting Tivoli Gardens and Bakken, two of the world’s oldest amusement parks, there is something for every traveller. With Thrillophilia’s fully customisable packages, you have the flexibility to choose and pay only for the experiences you want.

Most Denmark tour packages begin in Copenhagen, which offers convenient connections to other Nordic capitals through DSB trains and short flights. For Indian travellers, reaching Copenhagen is easy, with Air India operating direct flights from Delhi that take approximately 9 to 10 hours. Travellers are required to obtain a Schengen visa, which allows travel across 29 European countries and is valid for stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period.

With 10+ carefully curated Denmark packages rated 4.7/5 by thousands of verified travellers, Thrillophilia offers thoughtfully planned itineraries for families, couples, first-time visitors, and travellers looking to combine Denmark with neighbouring Nordic countries. Every package includes accommodation, airport transfers, guided sightseeing, and 24/7 on-trip support, along with the flexibility to customize the itinerary according to your interests and travel dates.

Most Booked Denmark Tour Packages (June 2026)

Here are some of the most booked Denmark packages on Thrillophilia as of June 2026, recommended for different traveller types and known for their well-planned itineraries, excellent value, and high ratings from verified travellers.

Note: Prices are starting rates for land-only packages and may vary based on travel dates, hotel category, group size, and customisations.

Package Highlights: The Copenhagen & Stockholm Highlights package includes comfortable Sedan/SUV airport transfers between Copenhagen Airport and your hotel, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free arrival after a long flight.

Denmark Trip Cost from India: What to Expect

Denmark is among the most expensive destinations in Europe, but understanding the major expenses can help you plan your budget effectively. For a 7 to 8-day trip from India covering Copenhagen and two or three additional destinations, the total cost for two travellers ranges from INR 4,00,000 to INR 7,00,000. This estimate generally includes international flights, accommodation, meals, local transport, and key sightseeing experiences.

Denmark uses the Danish Krone (DKK) rather than the Euro. As of June 2026, 1 DKK is approximately equal to INR 12. The country is highly cashless, with Visa and Mastercard accepted almost everywhere, including restaurants, public transport, museums, shops, and most cafés.

Daily Expense Guide Per Person (Excluding Flights)

What Is Included in a Thrillophilia Denmark Package

• Accommodation in well-located 2-star, 3-star, or 4-star hotels with easy access to sightseeing and transit points
• Daily breakfast at the hotel
• Airport arrival and departure transfers, including Sedan and SUV options for the Copenhagen Airport to hotel leg on select packages
• Intercity transfers between destinations on the itinerary
• Sightseeing as listed in the itinerary, including guided city tours where mentioned
• Free experiences as highlighted in specific packages, such as the Stockholm Cruise, Mount Floyen Tram Ride, or Fjord Cruise
• 24/7 on-trip support from Thrillophilia's operations team

What Is Not Included in Most Denmark Trip Packages

• International flights from India to Copenhagen and return
• Schengen visa fee (currently approximately INR 7,500 to INR 9,000 for adults)
• Travel insurance, which is strongly recommended for all Europe trips
• Lunch and dinner, unless specifically mentioned in your package
• Optional experiences, personal shopping, and tips
• City tourist tax, which some Danish hotels charge separately during check-in

What Makes Denmark Package Prices Go Up or Down

The Denmark trip cost can vary based on several factors, including the type of accommodation, destinations covered, travel season, and included experiences. Understanding these factors can help you choose a package that matches both your budget and travel preferences.

• Hotel Location and Category: Central Copenhagen hotels near Nyhavn, Tivoli Gardens, or major metro stations are generally more expensive than properties in outer districts or smaller cities such as Aarhus.
• Multi-Country Routing: Packages that combine Denmark with Norway, Sweden, Finland, or all four Nordic countries usually cost more than Denmark-only itineraries but often provide better value by covering multiple destinations in one trip.
• Free Inclusions: Packages that include experiences such as a Fjord Cruise, Flam Railway journey, or Stockholm Cruise can offer better overall value, even if their starting price is higher.
• Seasonal Pricing: June to August is Denmark’s peak travel season, bringing higher hotel prices and busier attractions. Travelling during April, May, or September can help reduce costs while also offering a more relaxed sightseeing experience with shorter queues.

How to Reach Denmark from India: Flights and Visa Guide

Travelling to Denmark from India is convenient, with direct and connecting flights available from several major cities. Along with planning your flights, it is important to arrange a Schengen visa before your journey, as it is required for entry into Denmark.

India to Denmark Flight Details

Booking Tip: Direct Air India flights from Delhi to Copenhagen fill up quickly for June to August departures. Booking 6 to 8 weeks in advance often results in noticeably better fares.

Denmark Visa for Indians: Schengen Visa Guide

Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa to visit Denmark. This single visa allows travel across all 29 Schengen countries for up to 90 days within any 180-day period, which is very useful if you are combining Denmark with Norway, Sweden, or Finland on the same trip.

Documents Required

• Valid passport with at least 3 months of validity beyond your return date and at least 2 blank pages
• Completed Schengen visa application form
• Two recent passport-sized photographs meeting Schengen photo guidelines
• Travel and medical insurance with minimum coverage of EUR 30,000 (approximately INR 33 lakhs)
• Confirmed hotel or accommodation bookings for the entire stay
• Round-trip flight tickets or confirmed travel reservations
• Bank statements for the last 3 to 6 months showing sufficient funds (approximately DKK 500 per day)
• Proof of employment, ITR for last 3 years, or business documents if self-employed

Visa Fee and Processing Time

As of June 2026, the Schengen visa fee for adults is EUR 90 (approximately INR 7,500 to INR 9,000). For children between 6 and 12 years, the fee is EUR 45. Children below 6 years are exempt from the visa fee.

Standard processing takes 15 to 20 working days after submission of complete documents. During peak travel periods, such as summer, processing can extend to 6 to 8 weeks. Apply at least 6 to 8 weeks before your planned departure to be safe. Biometrics and document submission must be done in person at a VFS Global centre in major Indian cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad.

Thrillophilia Visa Support:

For all Denmark package bookings, Thrillophilia provides essential visa-support documents, including hotel vouchers, detailed day-by-day itineraries, intercity transport confirmations, and a complete pre-departure document checklist. While the visa application must be submitted by the traveller, we ensure that all supporting documents are prepared in the required format to help make the Schengen visa process smoother and more convenient.

Top Places to Visit on Your Denmark Tour

From colourful waterfront districts and historic castles to modern cities and scenic coastal towns, Denmark offers a mix of culture, history, and natural beauty. These are some of the top places to include in your Denmark itinerary.

Copenhagen: Where Every Street Narrates a Tale

Most Denmark tour packages start and end in Copenhagen, and it is easy to see why. The Danish capital blends royal history, colourful waterfronts, world-class attractions, and a relaxed way of life, all within a compact, easy-to-explore city.

The city's most iconic landmark is Nyhavn, a lively canal lined with colourful 17th-century townhouses, cafés, and restaurants. A short walk away is Amalienborg Palace, home to the Danish royal family, where visitors can watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony held daily at noon.

Another highlight is Rosenborg Castle, one of Northern Europe's best-preserved Renaissance palaces and home to the Danish Crown Jewels. For a quieter experience, visit Frederiksberg, a charming neighbourhood known for its beautiful park, local cafés, and Hart Bakery, often regarded as one of the best bakeries in Denmark.

Copenhagen often becomes a favourite stop for travellers exploring Scandinavia. Ritu Verma from Delhi, who booked the Grand Scandinavia Group Tour with Thrillophilia in April 2026, recalled, "Copenhagen surprised me the most. Each city on the trip had its own personality, and Thrillophilia had planned the transitions between them so smoothly. The whole trip felt curated, not mass-touristy." This mix of history, culture, and everyday charm is exactly what makes Copenhagen so memorable.

Entry Fee: Rosenborg Castle is approximately DKK 150 per adult (INR 1,800). The King's Garden surrounding it is free.

Thrillophilia Tip: Nyhavn is busiest between 11 am and 5 pm, especially during the summer months. For a more relaxed experience and better photos, visit before 9 am or after 8 pm, when the crowds are smaller. The colourful waterfront looks particularly beautiful in the evening, with the light reflecting off the canal and historic buildings.

Kronborg Castle, Helsingør: Hamlet's Home

Located about an hour from Copenhagen by train, Kronborg Castle is one of Northern Europe's finest Renaissance castles and is best known as the setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet. Perched on the shores of the Øresund Strait, the castle offers sweeping views towards Sweden on clear days. Nearby, the Maritime Museum of Denmark provides an engaging look at more than 600 years of Danish naval and maritime history, making Helsingør a rewarding destination for travellers interested in history, culture, and coastal scenery.

Entry Fee: Kronborg Castle is approximately DKK 145 per adult (INR 1,740). The Maritime Museum is approximately DKK 140 per adult (INR 1,680).

Thrillophilia Tip: The DSB train from Copenhagen Central to Helsingør takes about 45 minutes and costs approximately DKK 80 one-way (INR 960). It is an easy and very worthwhile day trip.

Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen: The Original Theme Park

Located right in the centre of Copenhagen, Tivoli Gardens opened in 1843 and is the second-oldest amusement park in the world. Walt Disney himself visited Tivoli and later said it inspired elements of Disneyland. The park is compact enough to be genuinely magical rather than overwhelming, with rides, open-air theatres, beautifully maintained gardens, and restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining. Tivoli changes entirely with the seasons, dressed in flowers and light installations in summer and Christmas decorations from late November.

Entry Fee: Approximately DKK 165 per adult (INR 1,980) for general entry. Ride passes are separate. The Christmas market season entry is a separate pricing structure.

Thrillophilia Tip: Visit after 6 pm to see the park beautifully lit up and at its liveliest. If you are travelling with children, afternoon visits are usually less crowded and offer a more relaxed experience for families.

Aarhus: Denmark's Second City with a First-Rate Arts Scene

Aarhus is Denmark's second-largest city and a major centre for contemporary art and design. ARoS Aarhus Art Museum is one of the most visited museums in the country, best known for the Your Rainbow Panorama, a circular coloured glass walkway on its rooftop that offers 360-degree views of the city through shifting spectrum light. Spend time there before noon when light conditions are at their best for photographs.

Den Gamle By is an open-air museum with 75 historic buildings relocated from across Denmark to recreate town life from the 18th century through to the 1970s. The Moesgaard Museum, a short bus ride south of the city, presents an exceptional Viking and prehistoric collection with forest and archaeological landscapes surrounding the building.

Entry Fee: ARoS Museum is approximately DKK 160 per adult (INR 1,920). Den Gamle By is approximately DKK 169 per adult (INR 2,030). Moesgaard Museum is approximately DKK 155 per adult (INR 1,860).

Thrillophilia Tip: Aarhus is around 3 hours from Copenhagen by DSB train. If your itinerary includes the city, it is worth spending at least a full day here. The Moesgaard Museum, one of Aarhus's top attractions, can easily take 3 to 4 hours to explore properly.

Odense: The City of Fairy Tales

Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, is one of Denmark's most charming cities. Best known as the home of the author behind classics such as The Little Mermaid, Thumbelina, and The Ugly Duckling, the city features the Hans Christian Andersen Museum, where visitors can explore his life and work through original manuscripts, personal belongings, and interactive exhibits.

The historic old town, with its narrow streets and traditional half-timbered houses, offers a glimpse into the Denmark of Andersen's era. Odense is also home to the Danish Railway Museum, the largest railway museum in the Nordic region, making it an especially enjoyable stop for families travelling through Denmark.

Entry Fee: Hans Christian Andersen Museum is approximately DKK 145 per adult (INR 1,740).

Thrillophilia Tip: Odense is about 1.5 hours from Copenhagen by train. It works well as a day trip or as an overnight stop on a longer itinerary. Visit the museum first thing when it opens at 10 am.

Bornholm Island: Denmark's Sunshine Island

Located in the Baltic Sea, Bornholm is one of Denmark's most popular tourist destinations, known for its scenic coastal landscapes, sandy beaches, forests, and unique heritage. The island is home to four rare 12th-century round churches and Hammershus, the largest medieval fortress ruin in Northern Europe. Thanks to its relatively sunny weather, Bornholm is often called Denmark's Sunshine Island.

One of its most popular attractions is Dueodde Beach, famous for its soft white sand and scenic coastline. The island is also well known for its local food culture, especially smoked herring and other seafood specialties prepared in traditional smokehouses, making Bornholm a great destination for both nature lovers and food enthusiasts.

Getting There: Ferries from Ystad in Sweden take about 80 minutes. Flights from Copenhagen take 35 minutes. Bornholm is an add-on stop for travellers spending a week or more in Denmark.

Best Denmark Experiences to Include in Your Package

Beyond its famous cities and landmarks, Denmark offers a range of experiences that can make your trip even more memorable. From scenic canal cruises and cycling through Copenhagen to family-friendly attractions and Nordic adventures, these are some of the best experiences to consider during your Denmark holiday.

Copenhagen Canal Boat Tour

A canal boat tour is one of the best ways to see Copenhagen's major landmarks in a short time. Departing from Nyhavn and Gammel Strand, these tours pass attractions such as Christiansborg Palace, the Old Stock Exchange, the Copenhagen Opera House, and the Royal Library (Black Diamond). Lasting around an hour, they offer a relaxing way to experience the city from a different perspective while learning about its history and architecture.

Canal Tour Cost: Approximately DKK 99 to DKK 130 per adult (INR 1,190 to INR 1,560) for a standard 1-hour tour.

Best For: First-time visitors, families, and anyone with limited walking stamina who still wants to see the main highlights.

Flam Railway, Norway (Included in Select Packages)

If your Denmark holiday includes Norway, the Flam Railway is an experience worth adding to your itinerary. Running between Flam and Myrdal, this scenic train journey passes through dramatic mountain landscapes, deep valleys, waterfalls, and tunnels, making it one of Europe's most beautiful rail routes. Many multi-country Nordic packages, including the Scandinavia Classic with FREE Flam Railway, include this experience, allowing travellers to enjoy one of Norway's most iconic attractions as part of their trip.

Flam Railway Cost: Approximately INR 5,500 to INR 7,500 per person when purchased independently. Included in select Thrillophilia packages.

Best For: Families, first-time Norway visitors, and sightseeing enthusiasts.

Fjord Cruise, Norway (Complimentary in Select Packages)

For travellers combining Denmark and Norway, a fjord cruise is often one of the most memorable parts of the trip. Cruises through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord or past landmarks such as the Seven Sisters Waterfall on Geirangerfjord offer breathtaking views of towering cliffs, waterfalls, and peaceful waters. Many travellers consider it a highlight of their Scandinavian holiday, and it is included as a complimentary experience in select packages such as Capitals of Scandinavia with FREE Fjords Cruise and Scandinavia Classic with FREE Fjord Cruise Ride.

Fjord Cruise Cost: INR 4,500 to INR 6,500 per person when purchased independently. Included free in select Thrillophilia packages.

Best For: First-time Scandinavia visitors, photographers, couples, and nature lovers.

Cycling Copenhagen

Cycling is a part of everyday life in Copenhagen, with more than 390 kilometres of dedicated cycle lanes across the city. Renting a bicycle is a great way to explore attractions such as the canals, Frederiksberg Gardens, and the Little Mermaid statue while experiencing the city like a local. Easy to navigate and cycle-friendly, Copenhagen is considered one of the best cities in the world to explore on two wheels.

Cycling Cost: Bicycle rental costs approximately DKK 100 to DKK 150 per day (INR 1,200 to INR 1,800). Many hotels include rental or can arrange it.

Best For: Active travellers, solo visitors, and anyone who wants to experience daily Copenhagen life rather than just the tourist circuit.

LEGOLAND Billund

Billund in central Jutland is the birthplace of LEGO and home to LEGOLAND Billund, the original and largest LEGOLAND park in the world. The park covers approximately 25 acres and features detailed miniature versions of world landmarks built from millions of LEGO bricks, alongside rides, interactive building zones, and themed areas. The LEGO House in the town centre, opened in 2017, is a separate experience designed around creativity and interactive LEGO play across multiple floors.

Entry Fee: LEGOLAND Billund is approximately DKK 399 per adult (INR 4,790). Children between 3 and 12 years pay a discounted rate. The LEGO House nearby is approximately DKK 249 per adult (INR 2,990).

Best For: Families, children, and adults who grew up with LEGO. Billund is about 2.5 hours from Copenhagen by car or bus.

CopenHill Ski and Climbing

CopenHill is one of Copenhagen's most unique attractions, combining adventure, sustainability, and city views in one place. Built on top of a waste-to-energy plant, it features a year-round artificial ski slope, an 85-metre climbing wall, scenic walking trails, and a rooftop viewing area overlooking the city. Whether you want to ski, climb, hike, or simply enjoy the views, CopenHill offers a different side of Copenhagen and showcases the city's innovative approach to sustainable urban design.

CopenHill Cost: Ski pass from approximately DKK 350 per adult (INR 4,200). Hiking trail and observation deck entry are free.

Best For: Active travellers, families, and anyone interested in contemporary Copenhagen architecture and urban design.

Highly Rated Denmark Itineraries by Duration

The ideal Denmark itinerary depends on how much time you have and which experiences matter most to you. From short Copenhagen breaks to extended Nordic journeys, here are some of the most popular formats based on bookings from Indian travellers.

5-Day Denmark Itinerary: Copenhagen and Stockholm Highlights

• Day 1: Arrive at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport. Sedan/SUV transfer to the hotel. Evening walk along Nyhavn canal.
• Day 2: Copenhagen sightseeing tour covering Christiansborg Palace, the Little Mermaid, Amalienborg Palace, and Tivoli Gardens in the evening.
• Day 3: Morning day trip to Kronborg Castle in Helsingør by DSB train. Afternoon at leisure in Copenhagen or Canal Boat Tour.
• Day 4: Transfer to Stockholm. Check in and explore Gamla Stan, the medieval old town.
• Day 5: Stockholm sightseeing covering the Royal Palace, Nobel Museum, and Vasa Museum. Transfer to Stockholm Arlanda Airport for departure.

9-Day Scandinavia Itinerary: Denmark, Norway and Sweden

• Day 1: Arrive in Copenhagen. Settle in and explore Nyhavn in the evening.
• Day 2: Copenhagen sightseeing: Rosenborg Castle, Tivoli Gardens, and canal area.
• Day 3: Day trip to Aarhus with ARoS Museum and Den Gamle By.
• Day 4: Transfer to Stavanger, Norway. Explore the old town's white wooden houses.
• Day 5: Transfer to Bergen. Evening at Bryggen Wharf.
• Day 6: FREE Mount Floyen Tram Ride to the top of Mount Floyen for fjord panorama views. Naeroyfjorden Boat Cruise.
• Day 7: Transfer to Oslo. Evening at Aker Brygge waterfront.
• Day 8: Oslo sightseeing: Viking Ship Museum, Vigeland Sculpture Park, and Nobel Peace Centre.
• Day 9: Transfer to Stockholm. Gamla Stan and departure from Stockholm Arlanda Airport.

11-Day Complete Nordic Journey: Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway

• Days 1 to 3: Helsinki, Finland. Sightseeing, Baltic Sea atmosphere, and Suomenlinna Island ferry.
• Day 4: Transfer to Stockholm. Gamla Stan walking tour and Royal Palace.
• Days 5 to 6: Oslo, Norway. Viking Ship Museum, Vigeland Sculpture Park, and Munch Museum.
• Days 7 to 8: Bergen, Norway. Bryggen Wharf, Floibanen Funicular, and Flam Railway experience.
• Days 9 to 11: Copenhagen, Denmark. Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle, Tivoli Gardens, Kronborg Castle day trip, and departure.

Best Time to Visit Denmark from India

Denmark can be visited throughout the year, with each season offering a different experience. Summer brings pleasant weather, long daylight hours, and plenty of outdoor activities, while winter is known for its Christmas markets, festive atmosphere, and the cosy Danish concept of hygge.

June to August (Summer) is the most popular time to visit. Temperatures are usually between 18°C and 24°C, and the days are very long, with up to 17 hours of daylight. This is the best season for exploring cities, cycling, enjoying waterfront areas, and attending festivals. It is also a convenient time for families travelling during school holidays.

April and May (Spring) offer pleasant weather, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 18°C. Parks and gardens are full of flowers, attractions are less crowded, and hotel prices are generally lower than in summer. It is a good time for travellers who want comfortable weather without the peak-season rush.

September and October (Autumn) are ideal if you prefer fewer tourists and better hotel rates. Temperatures stay around 10°C to 16°C, making it comfortable for sightseeing. The cities feel less crowded, and you can enjoy Denmark at a more relaxed pace.

November to March (Winter) is the coldest period, with temperatures ranging from -3°C to 6°C. However, this is when Copenhagen's Christmas markets, festive lights, cosy cafés, and museums create a special atmosphere. If you enjoy winter holidays and festive experiences, this can be a rewarding time to visit.

Booking Tips for Peak Season

Summer hotel prices in Copenhagen can be 25-35% higher than in spring or autumn. If you are planning to visit in June or July, it is best to book your trip 3 to 4 months in advance. For Nordic tours that also include Norway during the peak fjord season, booking 4 to 5 months ahead usually offers better availability and prices.

Northern Lights in Denmark

If seeing the Northern Lights is on your bucket list, Denmark is not the ideal destination. The country is too far south for regular aurora sightings. Travellers who want a better chance of experiencing the Northern Lights should consider adding Tromsø in Norway or Swedish Lapland to their itinerary, as these destinations are among the best places in the Nordic region to view the phenomenon.

Food in Denmark: A Guide for Indian Travellers

Danish food culture is known worldwide for its unique taste and innovation. Copenhagen alone has more Michelin-starred restaurants than many countries several times its size, and the New Nordic movement, which began here in the early 2000s, has influenced restaurants across the globe. For Indian travellers, the good news is that vegetarian food is widely available, Indian restaurants are easy to find in Copenhagen, and dining out is generally convenient even if you have specific dietary preferences.

Indian Restaurants in Copenhagen

If you are craving familiar flavours during your trip, Copenhagen offers several excellent Indian dining options:

• Rangoli, Frederiksberg - Known for classic Indian dishes in a relaxed setting. Popular choices include chicken tikka masala, lamb curry, garlic naan, and a variety of vegetarian options.
• The South Indian, Vesterbro - Serves authentic South Indian cuisine, including dosas, pancakes, and regional specialties. It is also vegan-friendly and offers coconut lassi and traditional South Indian filter coffee.
• Urban Indian Restaurant & Takeaway - Blends familiar Indian flavours with a modern Copenhagen atmosphere. Signature dishes include tikka masala, aloo tikki chaat, and butter chicken. Outdoor seating is available during the summer.
• Jaipur Indian Restaurant, Oslo - For travellers combining Denmark with Norway, this popular Oslo restaurant is known for its lunch buffet and extensive vegetarian selection.

Traditional Danish Dishes Worth Trying

Even if you prefer familiar meals while travelling, trying a few local dishes can make your Denmark experience more memorable.

• Smørrebrød - Traditional open-faced rye bread sandwiches topped with ingredients such as pickled herring, smoked salmon, roast beef, or boiled eggs with vegetables. It is a classic Danish lunch and offers good value for money.
• Rugbrød - A dense, sourdough rye bread that forms the foundation of many Danish meals. It is hearty, filling, and has a distinctive flavour unlike most breads commonly found in India.
• Flødeboller - A popular Danish sweet made with marshmallow and marzipan, coated in chocolate. These treats are widely available in bakeries and cafés across the country.
• Danish Pastry (Wienerbrød) - A buttery, layered pastry available in a wide variety. Bakeries such as Hart in Frederiksberg and Lafayette in central Copenhagen are well known for their excellent pastries. Enjoying one with a morning coffee is a classic Danish experience.

For those wanting to try high-quality Smørrebrød, Aamanns in Copenhagen is one of the city's most respected restaurants, offering both dine-in and takeaway options.

Vegetarian Tip: Supermarkets such as Netto, Rema 1000, and Irma have dedicated plant-based sections with options like hummus, vegetable salads, lentil soups, and dairy-free products. These are practical and budget-friendly choices, especially on busy sightseeing days when you need a quick lunch.

Denmark Travel Essentials for Indian Travellers

A little preparation before your trip can make travelling around Denmark much easier. From currency and mobile connectivity to power adapters and local transport, here are a few important things Indian travellers should know before visiting Denmark.

Currency: Danish Krone, Not Euro

Denmark uses the Danish Krone (DKK). Despite being an EU member, it did not adopt the Euro. As of June 2026, 1 DKK is approximately INR 12. Pre-order DKK from Indian forex providers before departure for the best rates. ATMs at Copenhagen Airport are also reliable. Most payments across Denmark are digital, and Visa or Mastercard work almost everywhere, including metro stations, cafes, and museums. Carry a small amount of DKK cash for very small purchases or markets.

SIM and Connectivity

Tourist SIM cards are easily available at Copenhagen Airport and 7-Eleven stores. Major providers include TDC, Telia, and YouSee, all of which offer short-term tourist data plans. Indian travellers with compatible phones can use eSIMs from providers like Airalo before departure, which lets you keep your Indian number active while accessing local data rates. Airtel and Jio international roaming packs also work in Denmark, but are often more expensive than local SIMs.

Power Adapters

Denmark uses Type C and Type F round two-pin plugs. Indian Type D or Type M plugs do not fit Danish sockets. Carry a universal travel adapter with round two-pin compatibility. Buy one in India before departure, as options at Copenhagen Airport are more expensive.

Safety

Denmark is consistently ranked among the safest countries in the world. Tourist areas, including central Copenhagen, Nyhavn, Frederiksberg, and Aarhus city centre, are very safe at all hours. A few practical tips make the experience smoother:

• Use the DSB app or Rejsekort transit card for easy metro and train payments. The metro runs 24 hours a day in Copenhagen.
• Cyclists in Copenhagen have the right of way on cycle lanes. Walk carefully and avoid standing in cycle lanes when checking maps or taking photographs.
• Keep photocopies of your passport and Schengen visa separate from the originals.
• The emergency number in Denmark is 112 for police and medical emergencies.

Why Book Denmark Tour Packages with Thrillophilia

Planning a Denmark trip from India involves coordinating Schengen visas, connecting flights, DSB train bookings, multi-city accommodations, and often logistics across three or four Nordic countries. Thrillophilia takes care of all of this, so you arrive with everything confirmed and no logistics to figure out on the ground.

• 24/7 Travel Support: Our team is available before and during your trip to help with visa guidance, travel documents, hotel concerns, transfers, or any other travel-related assistance.

Transparent Pricing:

Our packages clearly mention all inclusions and exclusions, so you know exactly what you're paying for. There are no hidden charges.

Customisable Itineraries: Choose a package that suits your travel dates, budget, interests, and group size. We can tailor your itinerary to match your preferences.

Advance Booking of Popular Experiences: Popular attractions, train journeys, cruises, and hotels are booked in advance to secure your spot, especially during the busy summer season when availability is limited.

Schengen Visa Assistance: We provide hotel confirmations, transport documents, and a detailed checklist to help make your Schengen visa application process smoother.

Trusted Local Partners: We work with experienced local guides, reliable drivers, and carefully selected hotels to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience.

Hassle-Free Travel Planning: From flights and accommodations to sightseeing and transfers, we manage all major arrangements so you can focus on enjoying your trip.