Theft and Scams Pickpocketing: Pickpocketing can occur in busy tourist areas such as Nyhavn, Strøget (the main shopping street), Tivoli Gardens, and on public transportation. Keep your valuables secure and be vigilant, especially in crowded places.

Bag Snatching: While rare, bag snatching can happen. Carry your bag in front of you and ensure it is always closed.

Scams: Scams are relatively uncommon in Copenhagen, but it’s still wise to be cautious. Use official and reputable services for tours, tickets, and currency exchange.

ATM Fraud: Use ATMs located inside banks or well-lit, busy areas to avoid card skimming and other frauds.

Popular Scams Fake Charity Collections: Be wary of people soliciting donations for fake charities. Always verify the legitimacy of the organization before donating.

Street Performers and Beggars: While not common, be cautious when approached by street performers or beggars asking for money. Some may try to distract you while an accomplice steals your belongings.

Overpriced Goods and Services: Some vendors may try to overcharge tourists for goods and services. Always check prices beforehand and be wary of deals that seem too good to be true.

Fake Ticket Sellers: Be cautious when buying tickets for events or attractions from unofficial sources, as fake tickets can be sold at inflated prices.

Restaurant Scams: Some restaurants may add hidden charges or bring unordered items to your table and charge you for them. Always check the menu for prices and review your bill carefully before paying.

Laws and Regulations Alcohol Consumption: Drinking alcohol in public places is generally allowed, but public intoxication can lead to police intervention. Enjoy alcohol responsibly, especially in public areas.

Drug Use: The possession and use of drugs are illegal in Denmark. Avoid any involvement with drugs to stay on the right side of the law.

Cycling Laws: Copenhagen is a bicycle-friendly city. If you rent a bike, be sure to follow local cycling laws, such as using bike lanes, obeying traffic signals, and using lights at night.

Public Behavior: Public disorderly conduct, including loud and disruptive behavior, can result in fines or police action. Respect local customs and maintain public order.

Safety Measures Documents and Money: Keep your documents and money in secure places. Utilize hotel safes for storing passports and large sums of cash. Avoid carrying all your cash and cards in one place.

Walking Around: Stick to well-lit and busy streets at night. Avoid isolated areas, especially after dark. Transportation: Use official taxis, public transportation, and reputable ride-sharing services. Avoid unlicensed taxis to ensure safety and fair pricing.

Personal Safety: Be cautious when approached by strangers offering unsolicited help or services. Politely decline and move on if you feel uncomfortable.