What’s Open on Sundays in Denmark (2025)
Supermarkets, cafés, and many city shops are open—small-town hours can be short. Here’s your at-a-glance guide to Sundays in Denmark.
Overview
Supermarkets
Most chains open ~08:00–20:00 (some later).
Shops
City shops/malls ~10:00–17:00/19:00. Small towns may close.
Cafés & bakeries
Open Sunday; bakeries often 07:00–13:00.
Supermarkets & Grocery
Big chains
Netto, REMA 1000, Føtex, Lidl, Meny, Coop 365, Spar—open Sundays.
Convenience
7-Eleven & fuel stations: daily, often 24/7.
Organic/Ethnic
Health & ethnic stores may open shorter (e.g., 10–14).
Shops & Malls
City centers
Magasin, Illum, Fields, Bruuns Galleri, Rosengårdcentret open Sundays.
Furniture/DIY
IKEA, Jysk, Silvan, Bauhaus ~10–18 (check local).
Small towns
Often closed or short hours—plan ahead.
Cafés, Bakeries & Restaurants
Coffee
Chains & independents open Sundays in cities.
Bakeries
Early start, close after lunch (best selection early!).
Restaurants
Most open; kitchens may close a bit early.
Museums & Culture
Museums
Many open Sunday (~10–17); often closed Monday instead.
Cinemas
Matinee & evening shows on Sundays.
Transport
Sunday/holiday schedules—less frequent but running.
Exceptions & Holidays
Public holidays
Easter/Christmas: most shops closed; 7-Eleven open.
Tourist zones
Central CPH/Aarhus/Odense open every Sunday.
Check online
Hours vary by town & chain—verify before you go.
Useful links
Frequently Asked Questions
🛒 Are supermarkets open?
Yes—most 08:00–20:00+.
🥐 Bread on Sunday?
Yes—bakeries open mornings, close early.
🏛️ Museums open?
Usually Sunday; many close Monday.
🚇 Transport?
Runs on a Sunday timetable (reduced).
🎁 Holidays?
Most shops closed; kiosks open.
🏘️ Small towns?
Often closed/short hours—check online.