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Think Hans Christian Andersen’s storyland meets modern-day technology and design, and you’ve got a grasp of Copenhagen’s culture. Denmark’s capital stays true to its traditional roots while throwing a bit of contemporary motif in the mix. Whatever the reason for booking flights to Copenhagen – quiet resorts or eclectic nightlife, the opera or the cinema, castles or sidewalk cafes – you can find it here.
Copenhagen is flanked with narrow streets and little houses under a skyline of tall modern buildings. Between the contemporary architecture and the 17th-century buildings lies the greenest city in Europe. It’s not likely you’ll fly to Copenhagen on a hybrid jetliner, but once you’re in the city air-pollution laws take flight. Copenhagen enforces strict commuter rules – bikes outnumber cars and the Tivoli (one of the world famous “green spaces”) is a central attraction to Copenhagen travelers. Take a deep breath after your Copenhagen flight at one of the city’s open-air restaurants and cafes.
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There’s no wrong time to book your Copenhagen flight. This charming Scandinavian city is perfect for a visit any time of year.
Peak Season: Copenhagen is enchanting when the snow starts falling in December and the cool spring days attract tourists in hordes through mid-September.
Off-peak Season: Try looking for cheap flights to Copenhagen in the transitional seasons of autumn and spring: Though brisker than the summer months, spring and fall experience less rain and comfortable temperatures.
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Buses, trains and taxis provide transport to Copenhagen city center. A free shuttle bus departs from outside all the terminals every ten minutes between 6am and 11.30pm daily. There are also several local bus routes servicing the airport. Train tickets are available from the ticket office above the railway station in Terminal 3. Taxis can be hired from outside all arrival areas; fares include VAT and tips, and can normally be paid for by credit card.
The savings don’t stop once you’ve booked your cheap flight to Copenhagen: Try CityBikes, a free bicycle borrowing service offered to visitors who want to see the city in an efficient and eco-friendly way! To take advantage of the public transport networks in downtown Copenhagen, buy a Klippkort, a card valid for 10 trips by way of metro or bus. If Copenhagen is just the first stop on your Denmark trip, or if you’re planning on touring Stockholm or other major cities within Scandinavia, consider purchasing a ScanRail pass. The ScanRail Pass allows you to travel to other points in Scandinavia and within Denmark at a discounted rate.
Copenhagen International Airport (CPH). Copenhagen Airport is sited 5 miles southeast of Copenhagen city center.
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Rose TremainPeter Claire, an English lutenist in 1630, arrives at the court of the King of Denmark.
Jackie WullschlagerBiography of Copenhagen’s most famous resident.
Hans Christian AndersenThe collected fairy stories, including “The Little Mermaid”.
Peter HoegAcclaimed murder mystery set in snowy Copenhagen.
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