2 cities documented · +45 · .dk

Denmark proxies by city

Residential IPs pinned to one city in Denmark, with each city's parameter, the national broadband market, VAT, data protection rules and the local platforms worth checking.

Last updated: October 18, 2026 · 3 min read

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Which cities in Denmark can I target with a residential proxy?

EuroCity Proxies documents 2 cities in Denmark as of October 2026: Copenhagen and Aarhus. Add -country-dk-city-<name> to your username: city targeting is included on every plan, from $0.95 for 1 GB, paid in crypto with no KYC. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online.

Denmark: national facts

Documented cities	2: Copenhagen, Aarhus
Languages	Danish
Time zone	Europe/Copenhagen · CET (UTC+1), CEST (UTC+2) in summer
Calling code / domain	+45 · .dk
Currency	DKK
VAT	25% standard (source)
Data protection authority	Danish Data Protection Agency (Datatilsynet)
Privacy law	GDPR + Danish Data Protection Act (Act No. 502 of 23 May 2018)
Telecom regulator	Danish Agency for Digital Government (Digitaliseringsstyrelsen), telecom area
Main search language	Danish

What sets each documented city in Denmark apart?

Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark · 670,389 residents (2026). Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and the seat of its government.
Aarhus, Central Denmark Region · 378,270 residents (2026). Arla Foods, Salling Group and Vestas have their headquarters in Aarhus.

Each city page adds its population source, postal codes, local networks and the nearby towns that geolocation databases may show.

What is the city parameter for each city in Denmark?

Copenhagen: -country-dk-city-copenhagen · 670,389 residents (2026)
Aarhus: -country-dk-city-aarhus · 378,270 residents (2026)

Write the English name in lower case, without accents, with _ for spaces. The country code dk comes first; residential proxy with city targeting explains the rules, and every tier on the pricing page includes it.

Which operators run home broadband in Denmark?

Nuuday (TDC group): 31.9% of broadband subscriptions at end-2025, per Digitaliseringsstyrelsen. TDC also owns Hiper (source)
Norlys Digital: 17.2% of broadband subscriptions at end-2025, per Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (source)
Fibia: 9.5% of broadband subscriptions at end-2025, per Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (source)
Hiper (TDC group): 6.1% of broadband subscriptions at end-2025, per Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (source)
Fastspeed: 5.7% of broadband subscriptions at end-2025, per Digitaliseringsstyrelsen (source)

90.25% of households had FTTP coverage in 2025, above the EU average of 74.13%, per the EC Digital Decade 2026 report. (source)

This describes the national market, not the networks our pool uses at a given moment. Read the ASN of your exit with an IP lookup, or add -asn-<number> to stay on one network (proxy ASN targeting).

Which local platforms are worth checking from Denmark?

DBA (classifieds): www.dba.dk
Boligsiden (real estate): www.boligsiden.dk
PriceRunner (price comparison): www.pricerunner.dk
Boliga (real estate): www.boliga.dk

Prices, listings and delivery terms on these sites can depend on the visitor's location. Check them by hand, in Danish where relevant, and follow each site's terms and robots.txt. Methods: price monitoring proxy and real estate proxy.

Which data and tax rules apply in Denmark?

Data protection is supervised by the Danish Data Protection Agency (Datatilsynet), under GDPR + Danish Data Protection Act (Act No. 502 of 23 May 2018). Shops include VAT in consumer prices: the standard rate is 25%, and reduced rates apply to some goods (None (a 0% rate applies to newspapers)).

Denmark counted 2,409,413 broadband subscriptions at end-2025, per Digitaliseringsstyrelsen.

This is not legal advice. Our GDPR checklist covers data collection through proxies.

Cities in Denmark

Copenhagen Capital Region of Denmark
Aarhus Central Denmark Region

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