Copenhagen Travel Guide

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• Visa & Entry for US citizens: No visa required for stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period (Schengen Area rules). Passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned departure from the Schengen Area. No arrival forms or ETAs required. Proof of onward travel and sufficient funds may be requested at entry. Starting 2025, ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System) will be required - costs €7 and valid for 3 years. Check https://travel.state.gov/ for current requirements.
• Get a bike! Copenhagen is one of the world's best cycling cities. Rent from Bycyklen (city bikes) or Donkey Republic for easy, cheap transport. Bike lanes are excellent and safer than many cities.
• Buy a Copenhagen Card if you plan to visit multiple museums and use public transport frequently. It includes free entry to 80+ attractions and unlimited transport. Available for 24-120 hours.
• Danish people are friendly but reserved. Don't expect spontaneous conversations, but they're helpful if you ask. Join hostel events or use Meetup.com to connect with other travelers and expats.
• Copenhagen is expensive. Budget 500-700 DKK ($75-100) per day minimum. Save money by shopping at Netto or Lidl supermarkets, eating street food, and using free activities like parks and beaches.
• Tap water is excellent and free everywhere. Restaurants will charge for bottled water. Always ask for tap water (postevand) to save money.
• Most places accept cards (even for small purchases), but have some cash for smaller vendors. Mobile payment (MobilePay) is extremely popular but requires a Danish bank account or CPR number.

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