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Buy Danish Krone

Help your money to go further in Denmark with our competitive Pound to Danish Krone rate. We’ll beat local offers with our  Price Promise.

Travelling to Denmark? Buy Danish Krone online and get your currency delivered to your door or Click & Collect with Asda Travel Money.

 

Click & Collect your Danish Krone

Order Danish Krone online and choose Click & Collect. Just head to your nearest Asda Travel Money Bureau or selected Click & Collect store, where we’ll be waiting to exchange your GBP for DKK. It couldn’t be simpler.

  • Find selected stores

  • Click & Collect for free

  • Convenient collection whilst shopping

Find out more about Asda Travel Money Click & Collect, and see why we’re an award-winning foreign currency service

 

Pound (GBP) to Krone (DKK) exchange rate Price Promise

The Pound to Krone exchange rate varies so often, it’s natural to want to shop around for the best deal. However you can get the best exchange rate for Danish Krone with Asda Money - with our Price Promise, we’ll beat any competitor offers within 5 miles of an Asda Travel Money Bureau. What’s more, if you are an Asda Rewards member, you’ll get an even better rate.

 

Should I buy Krone now or wait?

Buying Danish Krone before you go means you’ll have cash on you when you land. You don’t have to worry about finding a cash machine, paying card fees or getting a poor rate. Whether you’re heading to Copenhagen for a city break or exploring Denmark’s incredible history, you’re ready to jump in a taxi as soon as you arrive.

 

Which countries use the Danish Krone?

Danish Krone is the official currency of Denmark. It’s valid in Greenland[1], too. There’s also a fixed Danish Krone exchange rate on the Euro.

DKK is also accepted on the southerly Faroe Islands[2], which are under Danish territory. Faroese Krone features its own distinct banknotes. 

 

Can I use Euros in Denmark?

Unfortunately, not. Euros are occasionally accepted at airports and other tourist spots, but DKK is the national currency. Danish citizens have repeatedly voted against taking the Euro[3].

Krone coins and banknotes

Coins

‘Krone’ translates as ‘Crown’ in English.

One Krone subdivides into 100 øre. The coins contain crown engravings from Denmark’s constitutional monarchy. They’re made from copper, silver and brass, issued in[4]:

  • 50 øre
  • 1 kr
  • 2 kr
  • 5 kr
  • 10 kr
  • 20 kr

Banknotes

Danish banknotes have larger relative values than the Euro. They feature famous figures from the arts and sciences and are split into:

  • 50 kr
  • 100 kr
  • 200 kr
  • 500 kr
  • 1,000 kr

Three reasons to love Asda Travel Money:

  • Price Promise

    If you find a better exchange rate within 5 miles of one of our travel money bureau, we’ll beat it with our Price Promise.

  • 2. We Buy Back Your Travel Money

    Stop by our travel money bureau and we’ll buy back your unused travel money. Even if you didn’t buy your travel currency from us, we’ll exchange it back commission free.

    Our Buy Back Promise lets you sell back your DKK at the same rate for just £2.99

  • 3. Same Day Travel Money Service

    Left it till the last minute? Don’t worry, simply swing by one of our travel money bureaux and take advantage of our same day travel money on popular currencies, subject to availability.

How much do things cost in the Denmark?^

 

Denmark is one of the most expensive[5] countries to visit in the EU, which is worth considering when exchanging your Pounds for Krone. You’ll pay more for everyday items compared to Sweden[6], but slightly less than Norway[7]. Overall, the rate for GBP to Danish Krone makes Denmark slightly more affordable than the UK[8].

Here’s a quick breakdown of what you’re likely to spend on the basics:

Common Denmark questions 

 

How much is 1 GBP to 1 DKK?

While the Pound to Danish Krone rate is always in flux, you can expect to get an exchange between 8.1 to 8.8 DKK for 1.0 GBP*.

*Rates taken from Asda foreign exchange calculator. At time of publishing - October 2023.

 

How expensive is Copenhagen?

Denmark’s capital is one of the EU’s priciest cities[9]. A bottle of water alone can cost around 9 kr from a supermarket. We advise picking up a Copenhagen Card[10] to cut down on spending while you visit — you could save up to half of your costs on tourist destinations!

 

Why doesn’t Denmark use the Euro?

Denmark initially opted out of the Euro in 1992[11] as part of the Maastricht Treaty. Then in 2000, Denmark held a referendum on introducing the Euro, which was defeated by a margin of 6.5%. The country has a strong desire to retain its historic currency.

 

What else do I need before I leave?

Let’s get the rest of your trip covered. Explore Travel Insurance with Asda for complete peace of mind, covering one trip or several through the year.

Before you run off to Denmark, remember to pick up your holiday money at Asda

[1] [2] [3] [11] Sourced: en.wikipedia.org. October 2023.

[4] Sourced: visitdenmark.com. October 2023.

[5] Sourced: shesabroadagain.com. October 2023.

[6] Sourced: budgetyourtrip.com. October 2023.

[7] Sourced: livingcost.org. October 2023.

[8] Sourced: fantastic-removals.co.uk. October 2023.

[9] Sourced: routesnorth.com. October 2023.

[10] Sourced: copenhagencard.com. October 2023.

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