Here’s your practical guide to visiting Kastrup in April:

What’s Kastrup Like in April?

April in Kastrup, Denmark (part of Greater Copenhagen), marks the transition from winter to spring. Expect cool, often breezy weather with gradually increasing daylight. Average daytime temperatures typically range from 8°C to 12°C (46°F to 54°F), dropping to 2°C to 5°C (36°F to 41°F) at night. Rainfall is moderate, so prepare for occasional showers. Daylight hours extend significantly throughout the month, offering around 13-15 hours by the end of April.

What are Typical Costs and Availability in April?

April is shoulder season, meaning good availability for accommodation and activities without peak summer pricing.

• Accommodation (Estimated): A mid-range hotel in Copenhagen/Kastrup might cost DKK 900-1600 per night (approx. €120-€215 / $130-$230 USD). Hostel dorm beds can range from DKK 250-450 (€33-€60 / $36-$65 USD).
• Flights: Prices vary widely based on origin, but shoulder season generally offers competitive rates compared to peak summer.
• Food (Estimated): A budget meal can cost DKK 80-150 (€11-€20 / $12-$22 USD), while a mid-range restaurant main course might be DKK 200-400 (€27-€54 / $29-$58 USD). Availability for tours and attractions is generally good, with fewer crowds than summer.

What to Expect (Crowds, Events, Conditions) in April?

You can expect moderate crowd levels; attractions are open but not usually overwhelmed. The city awakens from winter, with locals enjoying outdoor spaces. Easter sometimes falls in April, which can lead to specific public holidays and adjusted opening hours for some businesses. The weather is variable, requiring layers of clothing, including waterproof outerwear. Gardens and parks begin to show signs of spring bloom.

What are the Best Activities for April in Kastrup?

Many excellent activities are easily accessible from Kastrup (CPH airport area):

• The Blue Planet (Den Blå Planet): The National Aquarium Denmark is located directly in Kastrup and is perfect for any weather.
• Tivoli Gardens: This iconic amusement park typically reopens for its summer season in late March or early April, offering rides, gardens, and entertainment. (Check specific opening dates for the year you plan to visit.)
• City Exploration: Take advantage of clearer skies to explore Copenhagen’s landmarks like Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, or the Little Mermaid statue.
• Indoor Attractions: Museums like the National Museum of Denmark or the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek are excellent choices for cooler or rainy days.

For finding free amenities like public restrooms, water fountains, and free Wi-Fi spots during your trip, AllInMap can be a helpful resource.