Denmark TV Channels

TV 2 Fyn is a regional television channel of the Danish broadcaster TV 2, serving the island of Funen in Denmark. It provides local news and shows covering the Funen area. Its output focuses on regional reporting and programmes produced for viewers on Funen, with news available through its app and social profiles.

TV 2 Fyn can be watched on this page, where its live broadcasts play directly for viewers in Denmark. The channel's Danish-language programmes are presented here as a Funen-based regional service.

TV 2 Kosmopol, listed in earlier directory texts as TV 2 Lorry, is a regional station of the Danish broadcaster TV 2 serving the capital region of Denmark. It produces weekly video reports that explain current trends, topics and issues relevant to the metropolitan area, as well as interviews with local groups and people of interest. The station also runs a separate channel that shares programmes and series available through TV 2 Play. Its content is in Danish.

The live stream of TV 2 Kosmopol can be watched directly on this page. Danish-language regional programmes from the station are available here for viewers interested in the Danish capital region.

DR2 is a public television channel of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR), based in Copenhagen, Denmark, and broadcasting in Danish. It is the second television channel of DR and covers a wide range of subjects, with a leaning towards more demanding programmes than the mainstream DR1. The channel is funded by a media licence and is therefore free of commercial breaks, and its schedule includes news, documentaries and overseas television dramas and comedies.

Live broadcasts of DR2 play on this page whenever the channel is on air; at other times, the page links to its official live stream. Danish-speaking viewers can follow DR2 from Denmark here, and on-demand programmes from DR are also available through DRTV.

DK4 is a Danish television channel operated by Tritel and based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is a cable station that broadcasts sports and movies, including older Danish films from the 1930s and 1940s. Its programming also covers speedway, basketball and camping. Its schedule combines classic cinema with live sport.

Visitors can watch DK4 here when the channel is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. The channel broadcasts in Danish, so its programmes are aimed at Danish-speaking viewers in Denmark, where it is available on cable.

KKR TV is a Danish television channel with a Christian outlook, broadcasting in Danish. It was the first Danish television station to challenge the monopoly of DR, the public broadcaster, in Copenhagen, starting in October 1984. The channel produces and broadcasts programmes that present television from a Christian view of life and humanity to viewers in Denmark, with religious and Christian faith content at its core.

Viewers can follow KKR TV's Danish-language programmes here while the channel is on air. When it is off air, this page links to the channel's official live stream.