Flight to Copenhagen from 117 € — Round trip in December

Flight to Copenhagen: Why now?

Copenhagen is worth a trip at any time of year, but especially in December the city transforms into a winter fairy tale. The Tivoli amusement park opens its Christmas markets, the famous Nyhavn glows in festive colors, and the cozy cafés in the Vesterbro and Nørrebro districts beckon with Danish hygge. You should definitely not miss typical Danish specialties such as smørrebrød, frikadeller and freshly baked wienerbrød. Anyone who books this flight to Copenhagen experiences the city in the most beautiful winter light – and away from the big summer crowds. Danish design and the many museums such as the National Museum or the Design Museum are also ideal destinations for a culture trip. Add to that the relaxed atmosphere that makes Copenhagen so special – whether strolling along the harbor at Refshaleøen or enjoying a hot cocoa at Tivoli.

🪪 Entry: For German citizens, an ID card (EU/Schengen) is sufficient.

Flight to Copenhagen: Price & Details

The flight to Copenhagen departs on 2 December 2026 from Frankfurt Airport and takes you to the city on the Baltic Sea in just a few hours. The price of 117 EUR applies per person for a round trip, with exactly one stopover planned. On 5 December it’s back to Germany. An inexpensive time to experience the city in pre-Christmas mood. So pack your camera – Copenhagen illuminated with Christmas lights offers countless photo opportunities. Remember to choose your seat early and put warm clothes in your carry-on luggage. With a little flexibility, you can make the most of the stopover times to plan your stay perfectly.

Best travel time & practical tips

In December, Copenhagen is cold and dark, but the city shines with lights and the scent of mulled wine. The weather is typically wintry with temperatures around freezing – a warm jacket, hat and gloves are a must. On site, the best way to get around is by metro, bus or bicycle. Saving tip: Use the Rejsekort chip card for public transport to avoid expensive single tickets. Many attractions also offer a City Card that gives you free entry and discounted travel. And remember: This flight to Copenhagen is particularly worthwhile if you want to visit the Christmas markets at Tivoli and around Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square). You should check the opening times online in advance, because in winter some places close earlier. Another tip: Book your accommodation near a metro station – that way you’ll be quickly everywhere in the center.

Copenhagen in 3 days

A long weekend is enough to experience the most important sides of Copenhagen. Here’s what your plan could look like:

• Day 1: Arrival & Old Town – After the flight to Copenhagen, head straight to the Indre By district. Stroll through the alleys around the Strøget shopping street, admire the City Hall and enjoy the evening in Nyhavn. A wide loop over the harbor with a view of the city lights rounds off the day.
• Day 2: Classics & Art – Visit the Little Mermaid, the Citadel of Copenhagen and Amalienborg Palace. In the afternoon the National Museum awaits you – or head to the Design Museum to see Danish classics. In the evening, make your way to Nørrebro, where you can feast in one of the many restaurants.
• Day 3: Neighborhoods & Indulgence – Start in Vesterbro with a smørrebrød at Torvehallerne market, discover the alternative neighborhood of Christiania and wander through Nørrebro. In the evening it’s back to the airport. A visit to the popular Superkilen park is also worth a detour if the weather cooperates.

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