Time in Denmark
Denmark uses a single time zone nationwide.
Time zones
City times
35 cities are listed here, out of 149 in the dataset.
- Copenhagen 15:29
- Århus 15:29
- Odense 15:29
- Aalborg 15:29
- Frederiksberg 15:29
- Esbjerg 15:29
- Randers 15:29
- Kolding 15:29
- Horsens 15:29
- Vejle 15:29
- Hvidovre 15:29
- Roskilde 15:29
- Herning 15:29
- Silkeborg 15:29
- Viborg 15:29
- Rødovre 15:29
- Ballerup 15:29
- Hillerød 15:29
- Helsingør 15:29
- Holstebro 15:29
- Allerød 15:29
- Birkerød 15:29
- Ishøj 15:29
- Rønne 15:29
- Skanderborg 15:29
- Dragør 15:29
- Espergærde 15:29
- Kongens Lyngby 15:29
- Christianshavn 15:29
- Tårnby 15:29
- Ringkøbing 15:29
- Humlebæk 15:29
- Nivå 15:29
- Gilleleje 15:29
- Hornbæk 15:29
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States and regions
Browse by first-level division to reach cities that are not in the list above.
- Capital Region 47
- Central Jutland 35
- South Denmark 30
- Zealand 20
- North Denmark 17
What this does
Every city is bound to an IANA time zone identifier such as Asia/Shanghai or America/New_York. The current time, UTC offset and daylight saving status are all derived from that identifier for the moment in question, rather than from a fixed offset.
Zone rules come from the IANA time zone database shipped with the runtime and follow its updates. No external time service is called.