Danish Krone to Euro – DKK/EUR Converter

Convert Danish Krone to Euro at the current exchange rate and see the conversion both ways.

🇩🇰 1 DKK = 0.134 EUR 🇪🇺

1 EUR = 7.48 DKK

Rates updated on October 9, 2026
Convert EUR to DKK

Conversion tables for common amounts

DKK EUR
10 DKK 1.34 EUR
20 DKK 2.68 EUR
50 DKK 6.69 EUR
100 DKK 13.38 EUR
200 DKK 26.75 EUR
500 DKK 66.88 EUR
1,000 DKK 134 EUR
2,000 DKK 268 EUR
5,000 DKK 669 EUR
10,000 DKK 1,338 EUR
EUR DKK
1 EUR 7.48 DKK
2 EUR 14.95 DKK
5 EUR 37.38 DKK
10 EUR 74.76 DKK
20 EUR 150 DKK
50 EUR 374 DKK
100 EUR 748 DKK
200 EUR 1,495 DKK
500 EUR 3,738 DKK
1,000 EUR 7,476 DKK

DKK to EUR exchange rate history

1 DKK = 0.13377 EUR as of October 9, 2026.

  • 24 hours -0.01% Oct 5 – Oct 9
  • 7 days +0.02% Sep 28 – Oct 9
  • 1 month 0.00% Sep 7 – Oct 9
  • 3 months 0.00% Jul 6 – Oct 9
  • 6 months -0.14% Apr 6 – Oct 9
  • 1 year -0.10% Nov 3, 2025 – Oct 9
  • Low 0.13374 EUR
  • High 0.1342 EUR
  • Average 0.13388 EUR

The rate history is built from weekly snapshots, so the compared dates can differ from the period label.

DKK to EUR: common questions

How much is 1 DKK in EUR right now?
One Danish krone equals 0.133765 EUR at the mid-market rate. The exact update date is shown under the converter.
How much is 2,000 DKK in EUR?
At the current rate, 2,000 DKK = 267.5308 EUR. The conversion tables above cover common amounts from 10 to 10,000 DKK – in both directions.
How do I convert euros back into Danish kroner?
Use the swap button in the converter or open the reverse pair EUR to DKK. At the current rate, 1 EUR = 7.4758 DKK.
Can I exchange Danish kroner for euros at this rate?
This is the mid-market reference rate – banks, cards and exchange services usually add their own margin on top. It is the fair baseline to compare their offers against.
Is the DKK to EUR rate a cross rate?
Yes. Neither currency is quoted directly against the other, so the rate comes from their two USD quotes – the standard way to price pairs that are rarely traded directly.
Is the euro stronger than the Danish krone?
Against each other, yes: 1 DKK buys 0.133765 EUR, so one euro is worth more than one Danish krone. That says nothing about prices in either country – what a unit actually buys locally is what the cost-of-living data on CityCost measures.

Exchange rates are mid-market reference rates, updated regularly and intended for informational purposes. The same rates power all cost-of-living prices on CityCost.

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