If you want to squeeze as much as possible out of your visit to Copenhagen without spending too much money, this guide is for you.
No matter if you are on a low budget or going all-in on free things to do, here are some perfect ideas for attractions, sightseeing and activities. Walk the green parks of Copenhagen, jump in the water or get free admission and transport with a Copenhagen Card.
Long known as a culinary hotspot boasting Michelin stars, the world's best restaurant, and the New Nordic cuisine movement, Copenhagen is also foodie-friendly for budget travellers. Let us guide you to some of the best places serving up great food for around 150 DKK or less.
This guide includes some of our affordable favourites. Remember that a Copenhagen Card gives you free admission to more than 80 museums and attractions, as well as free public transportation.
Looking for a quality meal that will not blow your budget? No worries, a lot of bistros and value-for-money restaurants offer high-quality tasting menus and great settings for under 500 DKK/$75/€70.
If you are a second-hand or vintage lover, you have come to the right place. Copenhagen is full of stores giving clothes and furniture a second life, ranging from thrift stores supporting charities to upscale stores focusing on high-end vintage pieces.
Copenhagen boasts a wide range of cool and cozy hostels and camping sites as an alternative to the more expensive hotels. At hostels, you often stay in dormrooms and it is a great way to meet other travellers and save some money.
Lately, Copenhagen has seen an influx of food trucks feeding the street food-craving locals. At the permanent food markets as well as the caravans popping up at events all over the city.
Want to know more about princes and princesses, vikings and power struggles? Copenhagen Free Walking Tours invites you on a memorable trip through the city.
