Denmark Switch to Winter Time Changes Time Difference with China

Denmark turns its clocks back by one hour on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Standard winter time is now active across the country.

The shift increases the time difference with China from six to seven hours. Sweden also shares this updated seven-hour time difference.

This change brings earlier sunsets and an extra hour of rest. It affects daily routines, flight schedules, and international call timings.

Denmark changes its clocks twice every year. The report was published by The Copenhagen Post.