Denmark’s official language is Danish, but many people understand and use English.
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The official Danish currency is the krone, which is broken down into 100 ore. Major credit cards are widely accepted and it’s easy to find ATMs.
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Denmark’s international country code is 45. To call outside to another country, dial 00 followed by the appropriate country code. Most cities have Internet cafes.
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Hotel and restaurant bills already include service charges, as do taxi fares. Porters and bathroom attendants usually expect a small tip.
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Most travellers don’t have any problems while in Denmark. The country generally has low levels of crime, but muggers, pickpockets and bag-snatchers can target busy tourist areas like train stations. Use common sense and keep your belongings close.
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Denmark has excellent medical facilities and there are no specific health risks. Forested and rural areas have a small risk of tick-borne encephalitis, so protect yourself against insects.
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Denmark’s electrical current is 220 volts, 50Hz and accepts European-style, two-pinned round plugs.
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