Cheap flights from Kyiv (KBP) - to Kopenhagen (CPH)

Simplicity, conciseness, modernity. This is the case when you do not need to run with a must-see list. Here you need to go with the flow and give your inner tourist a freedom of action and movement. Copenhagen is about stylish residents and architecture, a quiet capital and cold beauty.

To get around the city

You have four options:

- Bus: the scheme of stops is available on the official website of the airport. Buses run every 15-20 minutes. You can buy a ticket on special machines. The travel system in Copenhagen is divided into zones. The price of a ticket depends on the number of parts of the city to be crossed during the trip. Fare for two zones is €3.2*, for three — €4.8*.

- Train: Express trains depart from another station located in Terminal 3. They depart every 10 minutes and the whole journey takes no more than 15 minutes. The fare is €4.8*.

- Metro: you need to start with a Lufthavnen stop. It is located in Terminal 3, where you can reach with one of the free buses running between the terminals. The metro ticket costs about €5*. You can buy it in a special machine.

- Taxi: waiting for you near the arrival hall. A trip to the city centre will cost from €33*.

In the city itself, we recommend walking or renting a bike. It gives you sustainability, mobility, and opportunity to see more.

To see

Tivoli Gardens, New Harbor, and the Mermaid are classics. We suggest starting, of course, with it. But then be sure to look at the city from a height. To do this, head to the Royal Palace of Christiansborg. In clear weather, from its tower it is possible to see also Swedish Malmo.

Right next to the palace, near the Højbro bridge, in the Holmens channel you’ll see a statue in the water — it is "Water and the Seven Sons". Opposite is the building of the Copenhagen Stock Exchange, it was built in the 17th century.

Then grab some coffee, sweets, and head to the Royal Diamond Library. The park nearby is always cozy and beautiful. Arrange a small picnic there.

By the way, about parks. In the international area of ​​Norebro there is very cool one — Superkilen. It is divided into three zones: Red Square, Green Park, and Black Market.

If your journey goes a little further from the centre, you can look at Grundtvig's kirke, a typical expressionist church.

And don't forget about museums. Most of them are state-owned, so at least once a week you can get to some cool gallery for free.

To eat

To snack quickly, heartily, and deliciously — try a traditional Danish sandwich. It is served, for example, by the Smorrebrod chain of establishments. The total cost of such a snack reaches €7-8*.

A full dinner for two in a good place will cost from €35*.

To explore (things to see out of the city)

Across the Oresund Bridge to Sweden. Swedish Malmo is located 42 kilometers from the Danish capital. So do not waste time and visit a new country.

And if you want, arrange a race with beautiful castles around the city. Kronborg, Frederiksborg or any other beautiful one.

To stay

Let's be honest, housing is a significant part of the expenses. Even a bed in a hostel will cost you from €25*. A separate room can be rented for €35*, and for a hotel room with breakfast you have to pay from €50*.

Always book accommodation in advance, as this increases your chances of finding something worthy at a nice price.

To book a flight

Kyiv — Kopenhagen flights are available on the SkyUp Airlines website. Go ahead and choose the date you want.

We also provide an opportunity to purchase airline tickets Kyiv — Kopenhagen by installments. Fly now, pay later.
 

* All prices in the text are as of the date of publication.