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.

easy to redeem and you get a great history via the audio guide. but coz the boat is covered, it is hard to see clearly through the fifty glass/plastic ceiling.

Very good experience. Lots of things to see, free beer and also a lot of historical artifacts. To top it off there are live horses at the back of the museum. It is very well worth it.

easy to redeem tickets. nice collection of Banksy art and other artists street art. the place even has a small cafe area for snacks and coffee.

Lightly raining when we went. Even if it did, we still had fun. They had warm seats and blankets to help keep us warm. Its a great way to see Copenhagen. I would recommend it. what helped our experience is that we walked around the city the day before and sort of already saw the sights. This tour helped us see it all in a different perspective. Great value and time well spent.

initially rather confusing as there multiple companies doing hop on hop off tours but I think this company has more lines but only on wkends for some reason. gets repetitive after a while when there is only one line on wkdays. also some of the foreign language options like mandarin were not working on the bus.