$963+ Cheap flights to Copenhagen

Most New Zealand flights to Copenhagen, Denmark, depart from Auckland. The fastest flights take between about 26h 45min and 31h to reach Copenhagen. You can also fly into Copenhagen from Wellington and Christchurch. The fastest flights from these cities are about 29h 10min and 29h 55min, respectively, and you can find a good variety of flights that reach Copenhagen in 35h or less.

Unfortunately, nonstop flights from New Zealand to Copenhagen Airport (CHP), Kastrup, are not currently available. However, you can find several daily one-stop flights from Auckland Airport (AUK), as well as a limited number of one-stop flights from Christchurch Airport (CHC). Popular layover cities for one-stop flights from Auckland include Singapore, Doha and Dubai. Almost all of the one-stop flights from Christchurch fly through Singapore. Copenhagen flight deals out of Wellington involve two stops during the journey. Many of these flights stop in either Auckland or Christchurch before heading to their second stop; the most popular second stop is Singapore.

Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup is located about 7 km southeast of Copenhagen’s city centre. It only takes about 15min to reach the city centre via the M2 Metro train to the Nørreport station or via the regional trains to Central Station. The trip to the city takes a bit longer – about 35min – when you take the #5C bus. You can also hail a taxi or an Uber from the airport to deliver you to your Copenhagen destination.

As the city of fairy tales, Copenhagen is known for its canals, pastries and happy citizenry. There are many world-class museums, such as the Glyptoteket (with displays of ancient and modern art), the Design Museum of Denmark (exhibiting interior and industrial design elements) and the National Museum of Denmark (highlighting Danish and European culture). It’s hard to believe that a waste-to-energy plant could be a must-see attraction, but the CopenHill plant is a one-of-a-kind structure that features a ski slope, climbing wall and café. There are plenty of activities in the city for families, including the Experimentarium interactive science museum and the Copenhagen Zoo. Visitors of all ages will enjoy Tivoli Gardens, the classic amusement park located in the centre of the city. Enjoy a stroll through the port of Nyhavn, where you’ll find colourful rowhouses, casual eateries and wonderful views of the harbour. You can even spend a day at the beach; there are several beaches in or near the city, including Bellevue Beach and the Kastrup Sea Bath. Back in town, you can shop ‘til you drop along the pedestrian avenue of Strøget, where you can explore the shops and boutiques that cater to both modest and high-end budgets.

You do not need a visa to fly to Copenhagen as long as your total stay in Denmark and/or any of the EU’s 26 Schengen States will be less than 90 days in any 180-day period. New Zealand citizens only need to carry a valid passport to fly to Copenhagen.

This is just an IATA (International Air Transport Association) code. IATA codes are used in aviation to identify and differentiate airports. That’s why a Kastrup Copenhagen Airport flight would often be abbreviated as a CPH flight.

If you book a flight to Copenhagen, you will be flying into Kastrup Copenhagen, which is the city’s only airport. Kastrup Copenhagen (CPH) is located 8.1 km from the centre of Copenhagen.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Copenhagen on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Air China is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Copenhagen.

Kastrup Copenhagen is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Copenhagen. One-way flights to Kastrup Copenhagen typically cost $31, while return flights cost around $662.