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Send a Parcel to Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen is the Capital City of Denmark built on the eastern coast of Zealand with a range of tunnels and bridges connecting the different parts of the city. The city developed from a Viking fishing settlement, which started in the 10th Century and grew over the years to a major city in the 17th century when its ports sent ships to all parts of the world. There were various skirmishes with neighbours but the worst was with Horatio Nelson who defeated the Danish and destroyed much of the fleet after famously putting his telescope to his blind eye so that he could ignore the fleet commanders' orders.

Today the city has the unique situation that it has a great relationship with its neighbour Malmo across the water in Sweden that they are developing as one city in many places. The link from Copenhagen is the fabulous Oresund Bridge and Tunnel, which is one of the engineering wonders of Europe.

Copenhagen has the largest commercial centre in the country and also in Northern Europe with an excellent Stock exchange. The city is generally serviced based with much of its work being carried out in the scientific area with research and development. It is particularly strong in the bio medical area with 50 major bio medical companies residing in the area. It is also working with its partners across the water in this strangest of metropolitan areas. The port and the company Maersk are still an important to Copenhagen.

Copenhagen has a great tourist trade with some excellent buildings, museums, theatres and cultural centres to visit.

The parcel trade is good and the Copenhagen Airport is the busiest in the North of Europe. Wages are very high in Denmark and prices of goods seem exceptionally high but this makes UK goods very attractive and there are many opportunities for the UK business to compete in this market place. Delivery prices are cheap as the bulk cost is in getting the parcel to Demark.

Send a Parcel to Copenhagen, Denmark

Essentials when sending a parcel to Copenhagen

It is important to bear in mind the following points when you send a parcel to Copenhagen:

  • Make sure the contents of your parcel(s) adhere to our prohibited and restricted items list.
  • Ensure that you print and complete the necessary documents required when sending a parcel to Denmark.
  • Check for any customs charges or other surcharges that may apply to Danish shipments.
  • Be sure that every parcel is securely packaged to avoid damage to the contents.
  • Relax and rest assured that your parcel will arrive safe-and-sound in Denmark when sending through !

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