Travelling to Denmark?

Get your Danish currency today 

Get the best rates for Danish krona to pound online!

At Manor FX, we offer competitive foreign currency exchange rates online for Danish krone to pounds conversions, ensuring you get the most value for your travel money.  

With us, you can easily order your Danish krone online and choose home delivery to your home or office the next working day.   

Alternatively, use our click-and-collect service and collect orders in store at our bureau near Heathrow.

Danish travel money:

Are you thinking of visiting the vibrant streets of Copenhagen or the beautiful Danish coastlines? 

Here’s what you need to know about using Denmark’s currency and how to get your travel money online.  

If you need to change British pounds to Denmark kroner, Manor FX has you covered with the best Danish krone exchange rates, and you can order online now. 

Can you buy Danish krone in the UK?

Certainly! Getting Danish kroner in the UK is easy.

Use Manor FX for competitive exchange rates on all your travel money needs. 

We even offer free home delivery for Danish money on orders over £750.  

Where can I buy Danish kroner?

The kroner is a well-known currency, so you can get it at most large banks, the Post Office, and airport kiosks. 

However, be aware of the high exchange fees and less than competitive rates at these locations, which mean less value for your holiday money.  

Manor FX makes changing your pounds to Danish kroner simple and efficient. 

We focus on giving you better exchange rates and the best value for your Danish adventures!  

Plus, if you need to convert Danish krone to English pounds after your trip, you can do that here. 

Is the Danish kroner still valid?

Yes, the Danish krone DKK is still a valid, recognised currency and is legal tender in the three countries that make up the kingdom of Denmark – Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands.  

The currency symbol or currency sign is kr, and the currency code is DKK.

Should I exchange money before I travel to Denmark?

Certainly! Before arriving in Denmark, having some local currency on hand is a good idea, so order your Danish money for your holiday fast. 

Can you swap GBP to Danish kroner in Denmark?

Yes, Converting your GBP to Danish krone in Denmark is possible, but getting a good foreign currency exchange rate before you leave might be more beneficial.   

If you return with leftover Denmark money, we’ll help you convert Danish kroner to GBP. 

Where is the Danish krone used?

The Danish krone (DKK) is the official currency in Denmark, including Greenland and the Faroe Islands. 

Whether you’re exploring Copenhagen, the stunning Danish coastline, or Greenland’s unique landscapes, having Danish krone banknotes or coins on hand ensures smooth transactions.

For travellers, it’s easy to convert pounds to Danish krone before your trip. Don’t forget to convert Danish kr to pounds when you get back.  

Is Denmark’s currency a closed currency?

No, the DKK is freely traded and not a closed currency. You can easily exchange it with the pound or other currencies.

Is the currency of Denmark pegged to the euro?

Yes, the Danish krone is pegged to the euro through the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM II). 

This means its value is kept stable against the euro, with only minor fluctuations allowed. 

However, Denmark has not adopted the euro as its official currency. 

What is the best currency to use in Denmark?

The Danish krone (DKK) is the official currency of Denmark and the primary currency. 

While euros might be accepted in some places, using the local currency is most practical.

Remember, when you’re back, you can convert any unused Danish kroner to pounds. Just click this link to get started right away.   

Can I use euros in Denmark?

Yes, some businesses in Denmark may accept euros, especially in tourist areas, but the Danish krone is the official currency and is preferred for transactions.

Should I use cash in Denmark?

In Denmark, it is wise to have both cash and a card. Cash is helpful for smaller expenses.

Can I use my credit or debit card in Denmark?  

Absolutely! Denmark boasts a contemporary banking system. 

Most shops, eateries, and cash machines accept leading international bank cards. However, it’s wise to check for any charges from your UK bank.

A helpful tip: To guarantee hassle-free card use, let your bank, card issuer, or card provider know you’ll be in Denmark. Also, check out our guide on ATM fees.

How much cash should I take to Denmark?

Denmark, known for its elevated living standards, may be more expensive than other places. 

For a mid-range budget, expect daily costs to be about 700 DKK, approximately £81. This covers food, local transport, and entry to several attractions.

Plan according to your itinerary and preferences.

Is life expensive in Denmark?

Yes, Denmark is known for its higher living costs. However, the quality of goods and services is excellent.

A coffee will cost around 30 DKK, roughly £3.50. Dining in a mid-range restaurant might cost about 250 DKK, approximately £29.

Denmark offers quality experiences, making every krone spent worthwhile!

Do you tip in Denmark?

Tipping isn’t common in Denmark, but leaving a little extra for excellent service is friendly. Service charges are often already included in the bill.

Is Denmark an expensive country to visit?

Yes, Denmark is relatively pricey. However, its stunning landscapes, quality services, and unique experiences justify the expense!

Denmark currency:

Danish banknotes

Banknotes are issued by the National Bank of Denmark (Danmarks NationalBank). 

It has roots in the Scandinavian Monetary Union, which introduced the krone in the 19th century as a replacement for the Danish rigsdaler. 

The current banknotes highlight Danish culture and history:

• 50 DKK: Purple, showcasing the Faroe Islands and a Faroese boat.
• 100 DKK: Orange, depicting the Old Little Belt Bridge and a hind.
• 200 DKK: Green, featuring the Knippelsbro bridge and a seahorse.
• 500 DKK: Blue, highlighting the Queen Alexandrine Bridge and a butterfly.
• 1,000 DKK: Red, illustrating the Great Belt Bridge and a squirrel.

These banknotes are admired for their intricate designs and robust security features, making them not just currency but a representation of Denmark’s heritage. 

Exchange pounds to Denmark krones online today and get the best online rates for kr and other exotic or popular currencies.    

Danish coins

Danish coins, issued by the Royal Danish Mint, are essential for daily transactions and showcase Denmark’s rich history and culture. 

These coins are available in smaller denominations and include:

• 50 øre: A small copper-nickel coin displaying the monogram of the reigning monarch.
• 1 krone: Features Queen Margrethe II and the national coat of arms. This one krone coin is iconic in Denmark’s currency.
• 2 kroner: It also depicts Queen Margrethe II, larger than the 1 krone coin.
• 5 kroner: A copper-nickel coin showing a historical ship.
• 10 kroner: Highlights the portrait of Queen Margrethe II.
• 20 kroner: The largest coin, depicting various Danish bridges and ancient artefacts.

All coins bear the phrase “Kongeriget Danmark” and reflect the pride of the Danish crown in its monetary design.

If you have coins left from your trip, our sister company, Leftover Currency, can help you convert DKK to GBP.

Denmark currency import and export regulations

Travellers carrying over €10,000 (or equivalent) to or from Denmark must declare it to customs. 

Buy Danish krone online 

Order online and choose hassle-free home delivery. We provide fast and secure delivery with Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed®.  

Alternatively, choose a collection date and collect your travel money from our travel money shop near Heathrow.  

Get the best DKK exchange rates on our website. Click here to convert GBP to kroner online.

Selling back Danish krone to pounds

Need to convert Danish krone to GBP? We offer great rates for DKK to pounds GBP exchanges.

Converting Danish krone to pounds is easy with Manor FX. 

Follow this link or choose the currency, Danish krone, in the converter at the top of the page to exchange Danish krona to GBP and recoup leftover Denmark currency

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