Guidebook to Copenhagen

Restaurants in Copenhagen are very popular. Make sure to reserve a table well ahead of time if you plan to go for dinner at a specific location.

Taxis are generally quite expensive and there is no Uber in Copenhagen. The metro is very modern and reliable - it has recently been expanded and will get you almost anywhere in the city.

While you can obviously give a little extra, it is not common to do so. Prices include the service and hourly wages are relatively high.

Copenhagen is generally very safe and you can comfortably walk anywhere. As with any city, be more attentive in certain neighbourhoods at night time hours.

Copenhagen is known for its bike-friendly set up and culture. There are numerous places nearby where you can rent bikes.

You can use a ride-hailing app called Viggo. Alternatively, if you prefer driving yourself or would just like to explore the surroundings of Copenhagen for a day, you can use the app called Share Now.

If you prefer browsing with a local SIM to save on roaming costs in the streets, Lebara is good option and relatively cheap. You can buy it at most kiosks and at the airport too.

Should you need a place to store your luggage prior or post check-in/out you can use the service called Luggage Hero, which is widespread in Copenhagen