Denmark switches to standard winter time on October 25
Denmark turned clocks back by one hour on October 25, expanding the time difference with China to seven hours.
2026年10月27日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Denmark switched to standard winter time on Sunday, October 25, 2026. At 3:00 AM, clocks moved back by one hour to 2:00 AM. For residents, the time difference between Denmark and China is now seven hours. This change directly impacts your daily routine, flight plans, and calls to China.
Public transport schedules across Denmark have adjusted to the new standard time. The time change also affects Sweden and other countries in Central European Time. According to CPH Post, the winter time switch happens annually every late October. Residents should double-check international business schedules and travel bookings following the clock change.
Source: The Copenhagen Post
