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Ibyen’s Oplysning helps readers find answers to the things about Copenhagen you can’t just Google. This time, a reader is curious about what it costs to be buried in the city.

It’s damn expensive to live in Copenhagen. But what does it cost to die?

»What does it cost to die in a city with insane prices per-square-meter?«, a reader asks. Foto: Andreas Merrald
»What does it cost to die in a city with insane prices per-square-meter?«, a reader asks. Foto: Andreas Merrald
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Copenhagen’s housing market is red-hot.

But has anyone actually stopped to think about what it will cost us when, one day, we move into life’s final home? As in, the very final one.

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