Copenhagen is considered one of the most expensive cities on Earth.
It becomes more and more closed to the immigrants from all over the world including the EU.
Still, if you get a job there or become a student of any higher establishment, you will be able to stay there for a while and benefit from the social programmes it offers.
Copenhagen has plenty of restaurants and bars for merely any wallet.
Let’s check some average prices below to ever have a picture of life in Copenhagen.
The restaurants in Copenhagen are not limited to breweries.
There are nightclubs with cocktail bars, pubs,?and smoky rooms.
A cheap fast food (think of McDonald’s and similar) costs $11.23 and some three-course meal in a mid-range places costs $76.39.
MARKETS
In Copenhagen, you can save a lot of money on drinking water.
Like in most Scandinavian countries, the tap water is absolutely drinkable so you don’t need to buy some extra bottles unless you want to get an empty container to refill it.
Go to grocery stores and markets and you will keep yourself a good deal of a monthly income.
TRANSPORTATION
Copenhagen is good for offering tickets and monthly passes to its citizens and tourists.
You can either take a taxi, or rent a bicycle, or buy one of Europe’s most expensive new cars here.
Children usually travel for free so you don’t have to worry about them.
Taxi prices are as follows: $6.11 for a start, $3.82 per mile, and $64.17 for an hour of waiting.
UTILITIES (MONTHLY)
The Internet connection in Copenhagen is rather low compared to other European countries.
The same applies to the price of a mobile tariff without any plans or discounts.
Some basic benefits of the civilization will cost an average Copenhagen native as much as $208.29 which is not much at all in terms of the level of wages.
SPORTS & LEISURE
Cinemagoers will find it interesting to know that the price per seat if you want to watch some international film, is $15.28 which is even less than in 2018.
People do not spend much on leisure and sports here although the city is too beautiful and there are loads of great tennis and golf spots here.
You can see some basic prices below.
CLOTHING & SHOES
Well, Copenhagen is about cycling, so comfort is above all here.
Men and women here are normally wearing some casual clothes like pants, shorts, leggings etc. and shoes from the chain stores.
A pair of Levis 501 jeans or similar costs as much as a pair of Nike running shoes.
Dresses are not quite popular unless they are long or worn over trousers.
RENT PER MONTH
The landlord in Copenhagen charges $1,913.91 on the average for a three-bedroom apartment outside the city center.
As you can imagine, the same square meters in the urban area will be given for rent for much more or around $2,641.23.
You will also have to pay a deposit and the price of the last month.
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