Things to do in Copenhagen

The scope of use is quite broad; you can use it for transportation from the airport to the city center. However, it's more worthwhile if you combine it with museums, etc. The official website provides a calculator to estimate the cost of various tickets and museums. If the total cost doesn't exceed the card's price, it's not recommended to purchase it. This time, I used the Copenhagen Card to visit the zoo, the National Gallery of Denmark, take a canal tour of Nyhavn, visit the Guinness World Records Museum, and Christiansborg Palace (including the underground ruins). Unfortunately, Tivoli Gardens was closed. But in the end, I even used it for transportation back to the airport! Although the price isn't cheap, it's actually quite worthwhile if you use it to its full potential.

I got my ticket, and once the reservation was complete, I took a screenshot of the barcode just in case. At the entrance, all I had to do was show the screenshot. I was able to enter with complete peace of mind. It was a great help. Thank you.

the view is great and the weather quite nice and I can see all the beautiful buildings nearby the river. it’s cold out the ship and really warm inside. the captain is very skill for driving the vessel

Our guide, Mario, who was also our driver and commentator, provided detailed and friendly introductions to all the attractions along the way. He also gave thorough tips and explanations for every stop. I've never encountered such an enthusiastic and dedicated guide. This route is also perfect for a day trip, spanning both Copenhagen and Sweden, allowing you to see iconic landmarks. It's highly recommended.

A visit to the Carlsberg Tower turned out to be one of the most enjoyable brewery experiences I’ve had. Unlike many brewery tours where visitors simply walk through production areas and glance at displays, Carlsberg has created an experience that is both highly interactive and genuinely informative. The exhibition brings the origins of Carlsberg to life, tracing its fascinating journey from a visionary brewer’s dream to one of the world’s most recognised beer brands. Through engaging multimedia displays, hands-on exhibits and thoughtfully curated storytelling, visitors gain a deeper appreciation of the people, innovation and passion behind the iconic brewery. A wonderfully executed attraction that manages to educate, engage and entertain in equal measure — highly recommended for anyone visiting Copenhagen.

We had a fantastic 1-hour harbour tour with GoBoats! The weather was perfectly sunny, making it a true highlight of our time in Copenhagen. Our captain, Maria, was exceptional... she maneuvered the boat through the narrow canals with ease and shared a wealth of interesting historical facts and Danish cultural anecdotes along the way. It was a relaxed, informative, and scenic way to see the city and its unique architecture from the water. Highly recommend requesting Maria if you can!

Really quite fun and it’s a very nice city here in CPH, really enjoy the weather and view and it’s so much to learn with FIEN. she knows all the little stories of the city.

I admit that I am not fond of arts but I found the artworks are amazing. The place is not busy so it allows you to slow down and enjoy one by one.

we were able to see the places we want to see …. The Little Mermaid, The NyHaven , The Palace and of course the shopping district in City Hall . We were to stop and enjoy our selves without time constraints , and can be very flexible . The best course to see the city is by Hop On Hop Offf cause it pretty covers everything , when you are trying to save money , not to rent a car and just too tired or lazy to drive around