Copenhagen is extremely easy to explore without a car. The most practical mix is bike + metro/train, with scooters for short hops and car-share for airport runs or day trips. Prices below are typical starting points; app-based services can vary by time and demand.

Quick price overview (DKK) 💳

CategoryCompany examplesTypical costNotes
Bike rental (shop)BaisikeliFrom 100/day (city bike); from 450/day (cargo)Great for full-day sightseeing.
Bike rental (shop)Marry Cykler€10/day (≈ DKK varies)No deposit (per provider).
App-based bikesDonkey RepublicVaries by option (minute/day/membership)Prices shown in-app; pay-as-you-go membership gives discounted rates.
E-scooters / e-bikesLimeUnlock + per-minute (varies)Lime confirms pricing = unlock fee + per-minute rate.
E-scooters / e-bikesVoiUnlock + per-minute (varies) + passesVoi sells passes/bundles; exact city rates vary.
Car sharingGreenMobilityFrom 1.5/min (discounted cars), standard from 5.5/minPlus packages; parking rules depend on zone.
Station-based car shareLetsGo / HyreFrom 55/hour, 440/day, 2,495/week + 1.50/kmHour/day/week pricing + per-km fee.

1) Bike rentals (best value for sightseeing) 🚲✅

Baisikeli (shop rental)

  • From DKK 100/day for city bikes
  • From DKK 450/day for cargo bikes
  • Long-term discounts; e-bikes available (per provider).

Marry Cykler (simple daily rental)

  • Provider states €10/day, no deposit required.

Tip: If you want the “classic Copenhagen day,” a standard city bike rental is usually the easiest and cheapest option.


2) App-based bikes (24/7 flexibility) 📱🚲

Donkey Republic (very common in Copenhagen)

  • Works via app, 24/7; pricing depends on whether you choose minute/day deals or memberships.
  • Donkey’s help center notes that pay-as-you-go membership gives discounted rates, but the monthly fee and rental prices are shown in the app (because they vary).

How to write it in the article (safe phrasing):
“Donkey Republic offers pay-as-you-go, day deals, and memberships; check the in-app price for your exact pickup point and time.”


3) Shared e-scooters & e-bikes 🛴⚠️

Lime

  • Lime states pricing is a fixed unlock fee + a per-minute rate, and rates vary by location/time.
  • Historical reference: when Lime launched scooters in Copenhagen, one reported launch price was 10 DKK to unlock + 2 DKK/min (launch-era pricing; today may differ).

Voi

  • Voi also uses standard “unlock + per-minute” pricing and sells passes/minute bundles (exact rates vary).
  • Voi publishes examples of “standard rates” in other Danish cities (e.g., Aalborg shown as 10 kr unlock + 2.30 kr/min), but Copenhagen can differ.

Important Copenhagen-specific note: parking/end-trip rules can be strict in designated areas—always follow the in-app parking zones to avoid extra fees or failed trip-end.


4) Car sharing (airport runs + day trips) 🚗

GreenMobility (free-floating electric cars)

  • GreenMobility lists discounted cars from DKK 1.5/min and standard pricing from DKK 5.5/min, plus packages.
  • Parking: GreenMobility says you can park for free at public parking spots inside the zone (still respect time limits).
  • Airport: they have a dedicated setup for Copenhagen Airport (P7A hotspot); both GreenMobility and the airport describe reserved parking in P7A.

LetsGo / Hyre (station-based car share)

  • Example “Try LetsGo” pricing shows: Small car from DKK 55/hour, 440/day, 2,495/week.
  • LetsGo pricing page: per-km fee listed as DKK 1.50/km (small/medium) and DKK 2.00/km (large).

One-sentence disclaimer you can reuse in every article ✅

Prices can change and may vary by time, demand, and in-app offers—always check the app before unlocking or booking.

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