Euro to Danish Krone DKK Currency Exchange

ChangeGroup exchange office, modern and welcoming.

Why buy Danish Krones from ChangeGroup?

ChangeGroup has been providing currency exchange services for travellers for over 30 years. In Finland, we have 7 branches in Helsinki, Espoo and Lappeenranta – you can always find your nearest branch easily using our branch locator. Exchanging your money is simple: choose your currency, pay, and receive your Danish kroner immediately at the best possible exchange rate. If you're unsure how many DKK you need, ask us in branch about our Buy-Back Guarantee – this allows you to bring any leftover currency back to us at the original exchange rate after your trip. In addition to currency exchange, we also offer other services in our branches, including Western Union money transfers and international eSIM cards to support your travels.

Practical tips for planning your budget

It is good practice to set a daily budget, as this makes it easier to plan your trip. The average tourist in Denmark spends about 1 200 Danish Krones during the day. Accommodation costs will cost you DKK 500 per day.

Meals should also be factored into the budget. A minimum of DKK 300 per person should be reserved for meals. It is advisable to allow DKK 130 for local transport if you wish to use public transport. Before you travel, check the exchange rate of the pounds to krones to find out the best rates for a more profitable currency exchange.

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500 DKK

Average cost of a one night stay in Denmark

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300 DKK

Average food budget per person per day

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Good to know

Some price indications in Denmark

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DKK 130

A public transport ticket

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DKK 54.23

The price of a cup of coffee

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DKK 110

Entrance fee to the National Museum of Denmark

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DKK 130

A Stegt flæsk

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DKK 250-350

A taxi ride

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144 DKK

A visit to Copenhagen Tivoli

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Some suggestions

  • Many tourists travel to Denmark. In addition to the museums, the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen are one of the most popular destinations. Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens is the second oldest amusement park in the world, which still attracts many visitors today.
  • The best time to travel to Denmark is from early summer to autumn. However, Denmark is suitable for city holidays all year round.
  • If you need some peace and quiet and a breath of fresh air in the middle of nature, the best option is to go to the Møns cliff in South Zealand. The area offers breathtaking views of limestone cliffs up to 128 metres high.
  • Denmark is not known for winter sports. However, if you like downhill and skiing, Hedeland Skibakken is an excellent destination.
  • Those who prefer the nightlife and have the pace of life will also find it in Copenhagen, for example. Aarhus, on the other hand, is Denmark's second largest city and a must-see.

Some facts about the Danish Krone

Danish Krone bank notes

Denominations of the Danish Krone

Notes: 50 DKK, 100 DKK, 200 DKK, 500 DKK 1000 DKK.
Coins: 1 kr, 2 kr, 5 kr, 10 kr, 20 kr, 50 øre

The Danish krone is the official currency not only in Denmark but also in Greenland and the Faroe Islands.

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Statue of the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen, emblematic and delicate, overlooking the harbor with grace and beauty.

The oldest Danish coins are the cross-shaped coins minted by Harald the Blue Tooth in the 12th century, or "korsmønter".