Copenhagen, Denmark
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Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark. Clocks follow the Europe/Copenhagen time zone: UTC+1 (GMT+1) in January and UTC+2 (GMT+2) in July; the change is daylight saving time.
About 1.2 million people set their clocks to this time in Copenhagen alone.
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Local times come from your browser's IANA time zone data.
| City | In January | In July |
|---|---|---|
| New York City | 6 hours behind Copenhagen | 6 hours behind Copenhagen |
| London | 1 hour behind Copenhagen | 1 hour behind Copenhagen |
| Paris | the same time as Copenhagen | the same time as Copenhagen |
| Dubai | 3 hours ahead of Copenhagen | 2 hours ahead of Copenhagen |
| Mumbai | 4:30 hours ahead of Copenhagen | 3:30 hours ahead of Copenhagen |
| Singapore | 7 hours ahead of Copenhagen | 6 hours ahead of Copenhagen |
| Tokyo | 8 hours ahead of Copenhagen | 7 hours ahead of Copenhagen |
| Sydney | 10 hours ahead of Copenhagen | 8 hours ahead of Copenhagen |
| Los Angeles | 9 hours behind Copenhagen | 9 hours behind Copenhagen |
| Sao Paulo | 4 hours behind Copenhagen | 5 hours behind Copenhagen |
| Time of year | Sunrise | Sunset | Day length |
|---|---|---|---|
| March equinox (about Mar 20) | 06:11 | 18:22 | 12 h 11 m |
| June solstice (about Jun 21) | 04:25 | 21:57 | 17 h 32 m |
| September equinox (about Sep 22) | 06:55 | 19:09 | 12 h 14 m |
| December solstice (about Dec 21) | 08:37 | 15:38 | 7 h 01 m |
Computed for Copenhagen's own coordinates with standard NOAA solar equations. Full twilight and golden hour detail lives on the Copenhagen sunrise and sunset page.
Copenhagen uses the Europe/Copenhagen time zone: UTC+1 (GMT+1) in January and UTC+2 (GMT+2) in July.
Yes. Clocks shift between UTC+1 and UTC+2 each year.
In January, New York City is 6 hours behind Copenhagen; in July it is 6 hours behind Copenhagen. The table above lists more cities.
City data from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Live times come from your browser's IANA time zone data; sun times use standard NOAA solar equations at Copenhagen's coordinates.