Opening hours Copenhagen
To see / To do Copenhagen
Opening times vary from place to place, so it's important to check before planning your day out. Museums are generally open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm or 11am to 6pm. One evening a week, a nocturne pushes the opening to 8 or 10 pm. From June to September, most are open every day of the week, like the National Museum of Denmark, but close earlier on public holidays.
In the case of monuments, the opening hours may be shorter, from 10am to 3pm or even 4pm. This is the case at Amalienborg and Rosenborg, and at St. Nicholas and Trinity churches.
Enjoying yourself Copenhagen
Nordic people are used to eating early. Lunch, frokost, is traditionally served between 12 and 3:30 pm, but dinner,aften, is served from 5:30 pm! After 9pm, it can be difficult to be received, even if this custom is changing and adapting to the development of tourism. The good news is that the vast majority of restaurants are open for lunch on Sundays.
Take a break Copenhagen
Opening hours vary depending on the establishment, but generally speaking they open from noon or 3pm and close at midnight. On Friday and Saturday nights, they are open until 2am. Bars are very popular from 4pm to 5pm, after work.
(To) please yourself Copenhagen
Opening hours are fairly flexible. Stores generally open from 9 or 10 a.m. to 5 or 6 p.m. on weekdays, but close around 3 p.m. on Saturdays. Department stores and shopping malls - such as Illum or Fisketorvet Copenhagen Mall - are open non-stop from 10am to 9 or 10pm, including on Sundays. For shopping, there are numerous supermarket chains in Copenhagen's various districts: Netto, Føtex, SuperBrugsen, Fakta and Irma. Normal opening hours are 8am to 10pm.
Get out Copenhagen
The nightlife is very active from Thursday to Sunday night. The opening days and hours vary slightly from one establishment to another. Clubs and discotheques open from 10pm to 4am.
