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Set off on a memorable road trip from Copenhagen, Denmark, to Dublin, Ireland, a journey spanning 1820 km. Allow around 21.9 hours for the drive, as you pass through several countries. Remember that you'll cross the border into Great Britain en route. A key thing to note is the change in driving side; you'll switch from driving on the right in Denmark to the left in Ireland. This trans-continental trip combines the beauty of Scandinavian scenery with the vibrant landscapes of Ireland, creating a truly remarkable experience for any keen traveller.
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How far is it from Copenhagen to Dublin?
The distance between Copenhagen and Dublin is 1131 mi by road.
How long does it take to drive from Copenhagen to Dublin?
The drive from Copenhagen to Dublin takes approximately 21 h 55 min by car.
What is the best route from Copenhagen to Dublin?
The fastest route from Copenhagen to Dublin covers 1131 mi with a driving time of approximately 21 h 55 min.
Which direction is Dublin from Copenhagen?
Dublin lies roughly to the west of Copenhagen.
Which roads does the route from Copenhagen to Dublin follow?
The drive from Copenhagen to Dublin mainly follows A 1, A 43, A55. The longest single stretch is 252 mi on A 1.
Which towns do you pass between Copenhagen and Dublin?
Towns on the route from Copenhagen to Dublin include Hamburg, Essen, Dunkerque, Birmingham, Telford.
Are there charging stations between Copenhagen and Dublin?
Yes. You can charge along the route from Copenhagen to Dublin, including Snargate Street, Dover (400 kW); M1Motorway Southbound, Jct 11/12, Toddington (360 kW); M6 Motorway Southbound, Wolverhampton (360 kW). Charging points on this route: 4035.