Time now in Denmark, Australia 🇦🇺
02:25:14
Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Right now, local time in Denmark is 02:25 (GMT+8, UTC+08:00), and today is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The live clock above updates every second.

Denmark ranks #97101 worldwide by population and #2517 in Australia.

Time zone info

Time zone
Australia/Perth GMT+8
UTC offset
UTC+08:00
Daylight saving
Not observed
Solar time
Clocks run about 5m ahead of the sun
ISO week
Week 45

Sunrise, sunset & moon today

Sunrise
05:08
Sunset
18:42
Day length
13h 34m
Solar noon
11:55
Daylight range
9h 48m (winter) – 14h 30m (summer)
Moon phase
🌗 Last Quarter · 48% illuminated

Full sunrise & sunset timetable for Denmark — golden hour, twilight and month view →

📍 Location & geography

Coordinates
34.9607° S, 117.3532° E
Hemisphere
Southern · Eastern
Elevation
At or near sea level
Region
Western Australia
Country
🇦🇺 Australia
Population
2,613 · #97101 worldwide

🌍 Antipode — the opposite side of the Earth

Dig straight down from Denmark through the centre of the Earth and you surface on the far side of the planet, at the antipode.

Antipode coordinates
34.96° N, 62.65° W
Hemisphere
Northern · Western
What lies there
Land — nearest tracked city is Saint George, Bermuda, about 343 km away
Local time at the antipode
14:25 AST (Atlantic/Bermuda)
Through the Earth
≈ 12,742 km in a straight line (≈ 20,015 km along the surface)

🕌 Prayer times in Denmark today MWL

Fajr
03:33
Sunrise
05:07
Dhuhr
11:55
Asr
15:38
Maghrib
18:42
Isha
20:10
Qibla direction
294.5° from north (WNW (295°))

Full prayer timetable for Denmark — this month, 7-day forecast and Qibla →

Denmark sits in the Australia/Perth time zone, UTC+08:00. This location keeps the same UTC offset all year round. Today brings 13h 34m of daylight, and days are longer than nights. It is one of the 3834 cities we cover in Australia.

Denmark's nearest major hub of the ones tracked below is Sydney, 3,093 km away; even Chicago lies some 17,717 km off. Its position on the globe is 34.96° S, 117.35° E, and the point on the exact opposite side of the Earth is described in the antipode section below.

Time difference with major cities

Los Angeles10:25−16h
Chicago12:25−14h
São Paulo15:25−11h
London18:25−8h
Paris19:25−7h
Moscow21:25−5h
Dubai22:25−4h
Mumbai23:55−2h 30m
Singapore02:25same time
Hong Kong02:25same time
Tokyo03:25+1h
Sydney05:25+3h

Best time to call Denmark

Standard business hours (9:00 – 17:00) in major hubs, expressed in Denmark local time:

Cities sharing Denmark's time zone

Other cities in Australia

Distances from Denmark

Sydney3,093 kmE (98°)
Singapore4,276 kmNNW (338°)
Hong Kong6,378 kmN (357°)
Mumbai7,621 kmNW (315°)
Tokyo8,190 kmNNE (19°)
Dubai9,351 kmNW (307°)
Moscow12,570 kmNW (323°)
São Paulo13,293 kmSSW (197°)
Paris14,595 kmNW (308°)
London14,805 kmNW (311°)
Los Angeles14,988 kmENE (74°)
Chicago17,717 kmENE (63°)

Cities near Denmark

FAQ

What time is it in Denmark right now?

The live clock at the top of this page shows the current local time in Denmark (Australia), updated every second. It is currently week 45.

What time zone is Denmark in?

Denmark runs on the Australia/Perth IANA time zone (UTC+08:00), currently abbreviated GMT+8.

Does Denmark observe daylight saving time?

Denmark does not observe daylight saving time — its UTC offset stays the same all year.

What time is sunrise and sunset in Denmark today?

Denmark sees sunrise at 05:08 and sunset at 18:42 today, giving 13h 34m of daylight.

What moon phase is visible over Denmark tonight?

The moon phase over Denmark tonight is 🌗 Last Quarter with 47.5% illumination.

What is the antipode of Denmark?

The antipode of Denmark — the point on the exact opposite side of the Earth — lies at 34.96° N, 62.65° W. It falls on land, near Saint George, Bermuda, about 343 km from that city. The straight-line distance through the Earth is about 12,742 km.

How high above sea level is Denmark?

Denmark lies at or very near sea level.

What is solar time in Denmark?

Solar time follows the Sun's actual position, with solar noon when the Sun is highest in the sky. In Denmark, clocks run about 5 minutes ahead of local solar time, because the official time zone does not exactly match the Sun's position.