Cheap Flights from London to Copenhagen

How to Search for Cheap Flights London to Copenhagen

Let Trip.com help you find the best flights London to Copenhagen and plan your trip to this stunning waterside city.

How to buy cheap flights

Try searching for midweek flights London to Copenhagen to get the best deals and vary your search terms to get a wider range of results.

When can I find the cheapest flights?

According to Trip.com's data, Aug is the peak month for flights London to Copenhagen, when a return ticket can cost over £130. In contrast, during months such as Nov and Feb, passengers can find cheap flights London to Copenhagen for around £13 one way.

Other Transportation to Copenhagen

If you prefer to take a different form of transport from London to Copenhagen, there are several options.

About Airport

Airports Providing Direct Flights

Direct flights London to Copenhagen depart from 3 airports in London, including Gatwick Airport (LGW), Heathrow Airport (LHR), and Stansted Airport (STN). All flights will arrive at Copenhagen Airport (CPH).

Airports in Copenhagen

There is only one international airport in Copenhagen: Copenhagen Airport, also known as Copenhagen Airport Kastrup, which is located 8 km from the city centre of Copenhagen.

How to get to airports in London

Travellers can reach each airport from central London by private transfer, taxi, or public transportation.

For Heathrow Airport, you can take the Heathrow Express train from London Paddington (approx. 15 mins). For Gatwick Airport, take the Gatwick Express from London Victoria (approx. 30 mins).

Finally, the Stansted Express train will take you from London Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport in approx. 47 mins.

How to get to downtown from airports in Copenhagen

From Copenhagen Airport: you can travel by metro, train, bus, or taxi.

Take the Metro to Kongens Nytorv, then change to Metro line M3 which goes to all central locations. The journey will take around 30 minutes and tickets cost DKK 38 (£4.30).

To go by train the journey will take 15 minutes and cost DKK 38 (£4.30). Copenhagen Central Station is located right in the city centre.

You can also catch the 5C bus from Terminal 3. It takes around 35 minutes and costs DKK 38 (£4.30).

Finally, a taxi will cost around DKK250-350 (£28-£39) to any central location and the journey will take 20-30 mins, depending on traffic conditions.

About Airline

Which airlines provide the route?

Several airlines provide direct flights London to Copenhagen. These include Norweigan, Scandinavian Airlines, easyJet, Ryanair, and British Airways.

Fastest Direct Flight

The fastest direct flight is from London Stansted Airport to Copenhagen Airport, and it takes 1 hr 40 mins. The longest direct flight is 2 hrs.

Cheapest Flight

The cost of flights London to Copenhagen varies depending on which time of the year you are travelling. The cheapest one-way flight in Jul is £44, in Aug is £92, and in Sep is £18.

In off-peak months, flights can be found for as little as £12 one way.

Earliest and Latest Flights

The earliest flights London to Copenhagen depart from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) at 06:45 and arrive at Copenhagen Airport (CPH) at 09:35 with Scandinavian Airlines. The latest flight departs from London Gatwick Airport (LGW) at 20:45 and arrives at Copenhagen Airport (CPH) at 23:35 with Norweigan.

About Copenhagen

Known as the Paris of Northern Europe, Copenhagen is a city known for its artistic spirit and sustainable lifestyle. Here you’ll find countless museums and art galleries as well as parks and play areas perfect for the kids. To see the city like a local, rent a bike and explore the different neighbourhoods or simply take a seat at one of the many coffee shops and soak up that peaceful vibe.

Food lovers can find some of the world’s best-rated restaurants in Copenhagen, as well as a wealth of culinary markets offering traditional delicacies. And if you’re here for the nightlife, you won’t be disappointed either – the Copenhagen music scene is said to rival Berlin in recent years.

Tourist attractions in Copenhagen

The Little Mermaid: This iconic statue was created by Danish sculptor Edvard Eriksen and the figure is based on Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Daughter of the Sea. Only 1.5 metres high, the statue’s contemplative pose and waterside location make it a poignant place to visit.

Tivoli Gardens: Is it a theme park? Is it a garden? There’s always something happening at Tivoli Gardens, from ice-skating and artisan markets to fireworks and open air theatre. Visit in the evening for a romantic atmosphere and plenty of places to eat.

New Harbour: One of the most picturesque locations in the city, New Harbour is filled with colourful houses, beer houses, restaurants and shops. You can also learn more about Copenhagen’s nautical history at the Ship Museum.

Popular Hotels in Copenhagen

Not sure where to stay in Copenhagen? Trip.com is here to help you find the best hotels in Copenhagen for your holiday.

For a unique luxury experience, why not try the 5-star Nimb Hotel? You can relax in the stunning Moorish-style building with views of the Tivoli Gardens and know this is a place you’ll never forget. Or for a comfortable and stylish place to stay in the heart of the city, why not try Go Hotel Ansgar? And super central Annex Copenhagen will fit the bill for budget-conscious travellers.

Best Time to Visit Copenhagen

Spring is an excellent time to visit Copenhagen as residents emerge after the long winter with renewed vigour. You’ll find flea markets, street parties and garden picnics and the parks and gardens are especially beautiful when the trees begin to blossom.

In winter, Copenhagen can get very cold but the Danes do hygge very well – that cosy, gentle season when candlelight and woolen jumpers come into their own. Christmas is especially magical so travellers should consider a yuletide visit.