Denmark is still one of the safest countries to live in across the globe, that being said, crime in the country is relatively low, with its overall crime index at only 26.50. However, one can never be too safe in a foreign land. Always take note of the emergency numbers in the previous section and carry the following tips with you.

• If you have rented a car in Denmark and you prefer driving to get you around, always keep an eye on traffic signals and the many bikers on the road. Take note that the most preferred means of transportation in the country are bicycles to better be careful when driving.
• Although crime in the country is low, theft is one of the country’s most prevalent crimes. Be vigilant when going to crowded areas and when visiting tourists spots, those places attract pickpockets.
• Women have no problem travelling solo in Denmark, however, it is better to always be someone with you when you plan to go out during the night.
• There is a self-proclaimed autonomous state in Copenhagen called Freetown Christiania. Although rarely known for any major crime, this place is considered lawless and it separates itself from the Danish government. Photography is limited in this area and they have other rules that are completely different from the usual public regulations in Denmark. Freetown Christiania was once notorious for trading cannabis, and it is not known whether this type of transaction still happens in the present. Avoid visiting this place, or if you are curious as to what can be seen here, always bring someone to accompany you.
• There’s a place in Copenhagen called Vesterbro. This area is a home to the less-affluent people in the country, and is notorious for activities like prostitution, drug trading, and shootings. Avoid this specific area, most especially at night.
• When going to the beach, read signs and always observe them. Swim near the shoreline and don’t attempt to get too far. Some parts of Denmark’s seas are known for  incidents of undertow, which have been causing death to few tourists yearly.