CopenhagenvsDublin
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Dublin saves you $600/month
16% cheaper on rent, food & transport
πΆ
Copenhagen has 1x faster internet
240 Mbps avg download speed
π‘οΈ
Temperate vs Oceanic climate
Different weather patterns year-round
π° Cost of Living Breakdown
Monthly expenses comparison in USD
Expense
Copenhagen
Dublin
Total Budget
$3,800/mo
$3,200/mo β
Rent (1BR)
$1,850/mo β
$2,100/mo
Coworking
$260/mo β
$320/mo
Meal Out
$20
$18 β
Coffee
$6
$3.8 β
Dublin is $600/mo cheaper (19% savings)
π» Remote Work Essentials
Internet, timezone, and language comparison
π Copenhagen
πΆ Internet240 Mbps
π TimezoneUTC+1
π£οΈ Englishhigh
π Nomad VisaNot available
Working hours overlap:
πΊπΈ US West2h
πΊπΈ US East5h
π¬π§ London8h
π©πͺ Berlin8h
π Dublin
πΆ Internet185 Mbps
π TimezoneUTC+0
π£οΈ Englishhigh
π Nomad VisaNot available
Working hours overlap:
πΊπΈ US West3h
πΊπΈ US East6h
π¬π§ London8h
π©πͺ Berlin8h
π‘οΈ Climate Comparison
Weather patterns and best times to visit
Copenhagen
ClimateTemperate
Avg Temp10Β°C
Rainy Days123/year
Best months: June, September
Dublin
ClimateOceanic
Avg Temp11Β°C
Rainy Days166/year
Quarterly Temperatures
Jan
2Β°5Β°
Apr
8Β°10Β°
Jul
18Β°16Β°
Oct
11Β°12Β°
CopenhagenDublin
π Full Comparison
Category
πCopenhagen
πDublin
π°
Monthly Budget
$3,800
$3,200
WinnerπΆ
Internet Speed
240 Mbps
Winner185 Mbps
π‘οΈ
Safety
4.7/5
Winner3.3/5
β
Nomad Score
4.3/10
4.1/10
π½οΈ
Food Scene
9/10
8/10
π
Nightlife
9/10
9/10
πΆ
Walkability
9/10
8/10
π₯
Community
medium
medium
2
Copenhagen wins
vs
1
Dublin wins
Which City is Right for You?
Recommendations based on your nomad style
π΅Budget Nomad
Dublin
$600/mo cheaper with similar quality of life
π»Developer
Copenhagen
240 Mbps is essential for video calls & uploads
π¦Social Butterfly
Either works
Similar social opportunities
π‘οΈSafety-First
Copenhagen
Significantly higher safety rating
πFoodie
Either works
Both have great food scenes
πParty Person
Either works
Both have great nightlife
πCopenhagen
Pros
- +Exceptional quality of life with strong welfare system and green urban planning
- +Very fast and reliable internet with extensive fiber and 5G coverage
- +Bike-friendly infrastructure that makes commuting easy and enjoyable
- +Compact, walkable centre with historic streets, canals and colorful harbor fronts
Cons
- βVery high cost of living and rent compared to most European cities
- βHigh taxes for residents can significantly reduce net income
- βWinters are long, dark, rainy and windy with limited daylight
- βGoing out for drinks and dining frequently can quickly become expensive
πDublin
Pros
- +Strong tech and startup scene around Silicon Docks with companies like Google, Meta and Airbnb
- +Fast and reliable broadband with median fixed speeds around 180+ Mbps in the city
- +English-speaking environment with high overall English proficiency
- +Compact, walkable city centre with good tram (Luas) and bus connections
Cons
- βVery high cost of living and especially expensive rents compared to most European capitals
- βWeather is often grey, rainy and windy for much of the year
- βLimited housing availability in popular neighbourhoods for long stays
- βCity centre safety concerns late at night with increasing reports of street crime