Mid-Range Travel Guide: Denmark

Accommodation

$80-180 per night

Private rooms in mid-range hotels, boutique guesthouses, Airbnb apartments, 3-star properties

Food & Dining

$40-80 per day

Mix of local restaurants, casual dining, hotel breakfasts, some tourist-area restaurants, occasional fine dining

Transportation

$15-40 per day

Combination of public transport, occasional taxis, some intercity trains, rideshare services

Activities

$30-70 per day

Paid museum entries, guided tours, cultural attractions, some outdoor activities, entertainment venues

Shop at local supermarkets and cook your own meals - typically 60-70% cheaper than eating out for every meal

Use public transportation instead of taxis - generally 70-80% savings on daily transport costs

Book accommodation well outside Copenhagen city center - usually 30-50% cheaper than central locations

Take advantage of free museum days and city walking tours - can save $20-40 per day on activities

Buy groceries at discount chains rather than convenience stores - typically 25-40% lower prices

Use city bike rental systems instead of taxis for short trips - usually 80-90% cheaper

Eat lunch at workplace cafeterias open to public rather than tourist restaurants - generally 40-60% less expensive

Eating every meal in tourist areas or hotel restaurants - typically costs 100-150% more than local alternatives

Taking taxis everywhere instead of using excellent public transport - usually 3-4x more expensive daily

Booking last-minute accommodation in peak season - generally 50-100% higher than advance bookings

Only visiting expensive attractions without researching free alternatives - can unnecessarily add $30-60 daily to costs