Flights from Birmingham to Copenhagen

Tips and tricks to help you find cheap flights from Birmingham to Copenhagen

Favourite airline: Lufthansa
67 % of bookings on this flight route are made with Lufthansa, SAS and Brussels Airlines.
Lufthansa
29 %
SAS
19 %
Brussels Airlines
19 %
Tip: book 6 weeks before departure
The best time to buy tickets is 6 weeks before the flight. Pay only £167.00.
44 days before departure
Cheapest weekday: Wednesday
Cheap flights on this route are operated on Wednesday.
Stopover flights are the cheapest connection
Flights with a stopover are on average £50.00 cheaper than direct flights.
non stop flight
1 stop
2 stops
01h 45min
05h 35min
18h 25min
£206
£156
£245
Favourite connection: via Munich
When booking flights from Birmingham to Copenhagen 24 % of travellers prefer to fly via Munich.
Route
bookings
1 stopover Munich
04h 30min, from £164
24 %
1 stopover Brussels
03h 55min, from £167
23 %
1 stopover Amsterdam Schiphol
03h 50min, from £186
19 %

Useful information about the flight from Birmingham to Copenhagen

Small in size, large in character! 

Copenhagen is a small city with a huge personality. There's plenty to do here, with cafes to enjoy by day, and clubs and bars for evening entertainment. The city hosts the Jazz music festival each year and there are many interesting historical landmarks to see. 

Best time to travel, tips and attractions 

This vibrant city pulsates continuously throughout the year, so you're bound to enjoy yourself whenever you decide to visit. If you find dark and gloomy winters off-putting you should probably avoid travelling between December and February, as it can get pretty cold. The beginning of July heralds the start of the 10-day Copenhagen Jazz Festival, when various venues throughout the city stage concerts. May 1st, International Worker's Day, is jam-packed with festivities and celebrations. Danes also throw huge parties across the city on New Year's Eve with impressive firework displays. 

Things to consider before you travel 

Cycles are a popular, cheap and safe mode of transport around the city as well as being easy to find and hire. This city is expensive: prices for accommodation, groceries and drinks are about 20 percent higher than those in the UK. The currency is the Danish Krone and credit cards can be used to pay for large and small items. Denmark is 1 hour ahead of the UK (GMT +1) 

Arriving, accommodation and transport 

From the airport it is only a short 15-minute ride to the main station by train. Take the Metro Line 2, InterCity Train or Bus 5A from the station to the city centre. Single tickets from the airport to central Copenhagen cost around 32 DKK. Taxi ranks are located at terminals 1 and 3 if you prefer to take a cab to your hotel or holiday accommodation. There are lots of hotels and hostels in the city, although even budget accommodation is costly. This city is small enough to explore on foot. However, public transport including buses, trains and boats are easily accessible and run 24-hours a day. Tickets available are 7-day flexicards or 24-hour day passes. The Copenhagen card or City Pass are excellent options for tourists and include reduced entrance fees for several museums as well as tourist attractions.

Flight information: Birmingham - Copenhagen

Outbound and return from £156.24
Flight duration min. 01:45
Return flight duration min. 02:00
Distance 1003 km
Flights per week 13
Departure airport Birmingham (BHX)
Arrival airport Copenhagen (CPH)
Destination country Denmark
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