Book air tickets to Copenhagen and save on your trip to Denmark

Summer is the most popular time to search for air tickets to Copenhagen. With extremely long days, where the sun sets near midnight, the city comes to life in the canals and parks. It's the ideal time to swim in the clean harbor areas or visit Tivoli Gardens. However, flights from São Paulo to Copenhagen are usually more expensive due to high demand. We recommend visiting the Copenhagen Jazz Festival and exploring nearby beaches like Amager Strandpark. Book well in advance to guarantee cheap flights to Copenhagen during these pleasantly warm months.

Autumn brings vibrant colors to the royal parks and a significant drop in ticket prices to Copenhagen. September still offers mild temperatures, ideal for walks through Rosenborg Castle. In October and November, the city embraces the concept of Hygge, with cozy cafes and candlelight. It's an excellent opportunity to find promotional tickets to Copenhagen. Take the chance to visit world-class museums, such as the Glyptoteket, without the summer crowds. Flights from Rio de Janeiro to Copenhagen feature more competitive fares during this transition to the cold.

Winter is the time for cheap tickets to Copenhagen in the winter, except during the Christmas period. December is magical with Christmas markets in Nyhavn and lights all over Strøget. January and February are the coldest months, ideal for those who want to experience the true Nordic atmosphere and save a lot with cheap airfare to Scandinavia. It's the perfect time to taste hearty Danish cuisine and visit the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. If you seek radical savings, this is the period with the best flight deals to Copenhagen departing from Brazil.

Spring marks the rebirth of the city, with cherry blossoms blooming at Bispebjerg Kirkegård. International airfare prices to Copenhagen start to rise gradually but are still more affordable than in summer. May is particularly special, with longer days and the start of the outdoor festival season. It's a great time to rent a bike and tour the city like a local. Check flights from Curitiba to Copenhagen or Belo Horizonte to find efficient connections via European capitals before the high season officially begins.

Copenhagen is the bicycle capital of the world. Almost half of the residents use a bike to go to work. For the Brazilian tourist, renting a bike is the most authentic way to explore. If you prefer, the public transport system (metro, S-tog trains, and buses) operates 24 hours a day and is extremely punctual, quite different from the reality of many cities in Brazil. The 'City Pass' is an excellent option for unlimited travel.

The official currency is the Danish Krone (DKK), not the Euro. Copenhagen is one of the most expensive cities in the world. A coffee can cost twice the price charged in São Paulo. To save, do like the locals: buy snacks in supermarkets like Netto or Irma and have picnics in the parks. Almost all establishments accept credit cards or contactless payments, making it rarely necessary to carry cash.

Danes highly value punctuality and personal space. The concept of 'Hygge' is central to the culture: it's about creating a cozy atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with loved ones. Unlike Brazilian extroversion, initial contact may seem reserved, but locals are extremely polite and most speak English fluently, making communication much easier for those leaving Brazil.

Avoid eating only at the restaurants in Nyhavn, which are tourist-oriented and more expensive. Explore neighborhoods like Nørrebro or Vesterbro to find the city's true gastronomic scene, with street food markets like Reffen. Also, respect the bike lanes: never walk in them, as cyclists ride fast and traffic rules for bikes are taken very seriously.