Embassy of Italy in Copenhagen, Denmark; address Gammel Vartov Vej, 7, 2900, Hellerup; phone +4539626877. Head of mission: Ms. Stefania Rosini. Plus 4 other…
Head of mission: Ms. Stefania Rosini, Ambassador (as of 2022)
Head of mission: Mr. Francesco Ulisse, Consular Agent (as of 2010)
Head of mission: Henning Holmen Moller, Honorary Consul (as of 2023)
Head of mission: Mr. Mikele Volpi, Honorary Vice Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Italy, 2 Dec 2024)
Head of mission: Virgilio Zennaro, Honorary Vice-Consul (as of 2023)
Italy is a highly appealing destination for Danish visitors, thanks to its rich history, culture, and iconic cities like Rome, Venice, and Florence. With 3.2 million Danes traveling abroad annually, a significant number are likely to consider Italy for their travels.
Italy is generally safe for tourists, including those from Denmark, but it does have some safety concerns compared to Denmark. In terms of walking alone at night, Italy ranks 34th out of 40 countries, while Denmark ranks 6th, indicating a higher level of safety in Denmark. According to the Global Peace Index, Italy is ranked 33rd out of 160 countries, which reflects a relatively safe environment, but it still falls short of Denmark's 8th place. Murder rates also provide insight into safety: Denmark has a murder rate of 0.8 per 100,000 people, while Italy's rate is lower at 0.5. However, organized crime remains a significant issue in Italy, with higher indices for mafia activity and various crime networks compared to Denmark. For example, Italy scores 9.0 for mafia groups (Denmark scores 5.0) and 6.5 for state crime (Denmark scores 2.0). In summary, while Italy is a safe destination overall, tourists from Denmark should remain aware of certain safety concerns, particularly related to organized crime.