Fares on the Rome to Copenhagen route are tracked month by month. The lowest observed price is €54. Tracked fares on this route include at least one stop. The calendar below lists the months SkyHopp has fares for - not enough months yet to name a cheapest month.
SkyHopp's cheapest tracked fare from Rome to Copenhagen is €54. Tracked fares on this route include at least one stop. The calendar above lists the months with data; more months are needed before naming a cheapest month.
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From €54
Cheapest tracked fare
Return fares
From €112
Tracked return fares (out 18 Nov 2026, back 21 Nov 2026)
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SkyHopp has tracked fares for this route in November at around €54. That is the only month with data so far, so it is too early to name a cheapest month.
Cheapest fare last seen 22 October 2026.
November in Copenhagen
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Copenhagen Airport (CPH) — 8 km from city centre
Denmark's design-forward capital is consistently ranked among the world's most liveable cities, with a compact, cycle-friendly centre, a food scene that has driven global culinary trends, and easy access to Sweden via the Oresund Bridge. Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is Scandinavia's busiest hub and a major connection point for Northern Europe.
How the main neighbourhoods compare, based on trip type.
Central Copenhagen within the lakes is the most walkable base for a first visit. Tivoli Gardens, the National Museum, the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, and Stroget (the pedestrian shopping street) are all within a 15-minute walk of each other. Nyhavn, the photogenic canal with coloured townhouses, is 15 minutes east on foot. The neighbourhood is expensive even by Copenhagen standards, but for a 2-3 night first visit the walking radius is large enough to justify the central position.
Metro: Lines M1, M2 (Kongens Nytorv, Norreport) · Airport: Around 15-20 min by metro to the city centre · Central, very expensive, walkable
The neighbourhood west of the Central Station has a clear identity centred on the Kodbyen (Meatpacking District) - converted slaughterhouses housing restaurants, galleries, and cocktail bars around a concrete courtyard. Istedgade runs west from the station through the neighbourhood with a high density of good-value restaurants and cafes by Copenhagen standards. Walking distance from Tivoli and the Central Station, making it a practical short-stay base outside of the very expensive city centre.
Metro: S-Tog (Copenhagen H, Dybbølsbro) · 10 min walk to Tivoli · Meatpacking district, bars, relatively affordable
The neighbourhood north of the lakes is one of Copenhagen's most diverse and most active areas in the evening. Jaegersborggade is a pedestrianised street that has become internationally known for its concentration of small independent restaurants and coffee roasters. Norrebrogade runs through the district with bars, international restaurants, and vinyl record shops. The Assistens Cemetery - where Hans Christian Andersen and Kierkegaard are buried - serves as a park for local residents.
Metro: Lines M1, M2 (Norreport), Bus 5C · 15-20 min to Raadhuspladsen · Multicultural, food destination, independent culture
The independent municipality within Copenhagen (technically not part of the city, though entirely surrounded by it) has the Copenhagen Zoo and the Frederiksberg Gardens - a royal park with rowing boats on the canals in summer. The area is substantially calmer than the tourist-heavy central streets and has a consistent quality of family-friendly cafes and bakeries. Frederiksberg Gardens connects directly to Sondermarken park, giving a large continuous green space for outdoor time.
Metro: Lines M1, M2 (Frederiksberg) · 15 min to Raadhuspladsen · Quiet, zoo, royal park, residential
The canal island southeast of the city centre is one of Copenhagen's most distinctive neighbourhoods - a grid of canals, 18th-century warehouses, and the intentional community of Christiania at the eastern end. The houseboats along the canals create a genuinely unusual urban atmosphere. For a working stay, the Torvehallerne food market at Norreport (15-minute walk or short metro ride) provides a strong midday option. The side streets around Overgaden oven Vandet have a high density of independent cafes.
Metro: Lines M1, M2 (Christianshavn) · 10 min to Kongens Nytorv · Canals, Christiania, independent, calm
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