COPENHAGEN
Copenhagen’s best days out.
The 15 most popular attraction tickets and city passes in Copenhagen. Tivoli Gardens, the Carlsberg brewery, Rosenborg and Amalienborg, the zoo and the Copenhagen Card, with what each one gets you.
Explore Carlsberg’s original brewery with interactive science exhibits, a massive bottle collection, and a tasting or pint in Copenhagen.
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Spend hours at Denmark’s National Museum in Copenhagen, from Stone Age finds to the Viking Völva, with a top café stop included.
One day at Copenhagen Zoo with close-up pandas, polar bears, elephants, and tropical reptiles plus family-friendly shows and feeding demos.
48-hour Copenhagen hop-on bus and canal boat pass with audio, heated winter rides, and flexible stops for top sights.
“Excellent tour guide on the bus. And to combine the canal trip was great. Very informative and a lovely guide.”
Rosenborg Castle ticket lets you see the Danish Crown Jewels in the Treasury, including Christian IV’s crown and the Order of the Elephant.
Step into THE TUBE in Copenhagen with a 1-day ticket for sensory rooms, a Vortex balance test, underwater views, and a ball pit by Tivoli.
“Excellent! As a solo traveller I really immersed myself in the experience and it was 10/10! (Quick note- Come early as it’s less crowded and you can take loads of great photos without any queues and people in the back!”
Skip the guessing and visit Amalienborg Palace Museum: preserved royal rooms, Fabergé jewelry, and the Frederik X exhibition, all for about $19.
“The tour route was well planned. The exhibits were very nicely done with plenty of historical facts.”
A 1-hour, guided art play session in Copenhagen with 12 sensory rooms: light drawing, 80s arcade fun, lantern calm, and silver balloon reflections.
Explore Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, Denmark: Hamlet-linked rooms, rampart views over the Øresund, exhibitions, dungeons, and Holger the Dane.
Danish Architecture Center ticket in BLOX: rotating exhibits, a 40m slide, and rooftop views over Copenhagen’s harbor. Valid 1 day.
“Loved my visit of the Danish Architecture Center! So interesting and well laid out. Made me fall in love with Copenhagen and Denmark even more. Recommend this visit for a great insight into Danish society and history from an architectural viewpoint.”
Walk Denmark’s war timeline in the 1604 Tøjhus Arsenal, from knights to Afghanistan, with a 163m hall, hammock tales, and drones.
Step into MACA Art Museum in Nyhavn for Banksy, graffiti legends, and modern pop icons. Skip the line and use audio guides in many languages.
Frederiksborg Castle entry ticket near Copenhagen. Explore Danish Renaissance halls, portrait museum, Baroque gardens, and a free audio guide.
“The city where the castle is located is very nice and cozy and also the castle itself stands out. The money paired for the ticket were worth it. Loved walking around the castele which was I think fully opened for the public and I also liked the gardens outside the castle which were very pretty…”
Self-guided Copenhagen to Malmö day trip with transit tickets, a Malmö map, and a choice of local bus or bike to explore.
“Easy to find bikes and train and company were fast to respond when we had questions. Great way to see Malmo on your own terms”
Visit Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen with timed entry to see Renaissance rooms, royal collections, and the Crown Jewels, plus quiet gardens.
“Totally not accessible. Info on website lied. I wasted my money as I could not get up the steps of the Castle.”
Canal boats and bike lanes, hygge-warm food tours and castle day trips across the Oresund. Every way to spend a day in the Danish capital.
