Time Difference: London to Copenhagen

See the current time in London and Copenhagen side by side, with the exact hour offset and a business-hours overlap finder, updated live every second.

Use the Time Difference: London to Copenhagen

London, United Kingdom
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GMT UTC+0
Copenhagen, Denmark
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CET UTC+1

Current Offset

+1 hour

Copenhagen is 1 hour ahead of London

Meeting Overlap Finder

Business hours (09:00–18:00) highlighted — best overlap shaded

London Copenhagen Status

Convert London Time to Copenhagen Time

Based on the current offset — updates automatically

London Copenhagen

Summary

This tool displays the live current time in both London (Europe/London — GMT in winter, BST in summer) and Copenhagen (Europe/Copenhagen — CET in winter, CEST in summer) side by side. The exact offset is calculated automatically and adjusts whenever either city transitions for Daylight Saving Time. Use it to schedule calls between the UK and Denmark, coordinate remote teams, or check whether a colleague in Copenhagen is still at their desk.

How it works

  1. Your browser reads the current moment from your device clock.
  2. It converts that moment to Europe/London time using the IANA timezone database built into modern browsers.
  3. The same moment is converted to Europe/Copenhagen time.
  4. The UTC offsets of both cities are compared to calculate the exact hour difference.
  5. All three values — London time, Copenhagen time, and the offset — refresh every second.
  6. DST transitions for both cities are handled automatically, so the offset switches correctly each spring and autumn.

Use cases

  • Scheduling video calls between London and Copenhagen offices.
  • Checking if a colleague in Copenhagen is still at their desk.
  • Planning UK-Denmark travel with arrival time comparisons.
  • Remote teams coordinating daily standups across the UK and Denmark.
  • Finding overlapping business hours for London-Copenhagen meetings.
  • Verifying whether both cities currently observe daylight saving time.
  • Journalists checking broadcast times for live Danish events.
  • Students and teachers arranging online lessons between the UK and Denmark.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-11 · Reviewed by Nham Vu