Copenhagen Card

Super conveniente. El código de canje se le envía por correo electrónico, ingrese el código y su tarjeta estará lista para ser activada. Lo usamos extensamente desde el momento en que aterrizamos en el aeropuerto hasta que partimos hacia otro país. Vimos muchas atracciones y viajamos en transporte público.

This is a 24-hour pass, which offers much more flexibility compared to other passes that are valid for a single day. Many museums in Denmark only open at 10 AM, so you can activate your pass after noon on the first day and visit several attractions until evening (you can arrange to visit the few museums that are open until 10 PM in the evening). On the second day, before the pass expires at noon, you can use the 10 AM opening time to redeem tickets for attractions that require timed entry. When redeeming, you can specify your preferred entry time for the afternoon. This way, even if the pass expires at noon, you will still be able to enter attractions or take a cruise because you redeemed your tickets for that afternoon before the pass expired. Although you only purchase a 24-hour pass, the actual usage time is nearly two days, which is very cost-effective.

Download the app, easy to redeem the card, flexible to use the card at attractions. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to use the card to the full potential due to time constraints. This card would provide great value if you are able to use it at most of the attractions.

The Copenhagen Card is highly recommended for those planning an in-depth trip! We started using it from the very first day of our arrival and immediately felt its value. We visited the City Hall Tower, the Danish Design Museum, and the Nordic Mythology Museum, all places that normally require tickets, but with the Copenhagen Card, we could enter directly. There were also some smaller exhibitions and craft shops that we could visit for free. What we particularly liked were the map and suggested itineraries included with the card, which saved us a lot of time and helped us plan our routes efficiently, ensuring we didn't miss any key attractions. By the end of the trip, we calculated that the admission fees for these attractions alone had already exceeded the cost of the card, not to mention that it also covered transportation, allowing us to easily navigate the entire city without worrying about maps or routes.

A must-buy when you plan to travel around Copenhagen, Køge, and Helsingør. From here, get the activation code, paste it into the CPH Card app, and activate it when you are about to use it. Just get on board the transportation and show the QR code upon request (Train), show it to the driver when you get on the bus, and show it at the ticket counter when you're at an attraction.

I bought a 96-hour ticket and visited a total of: Amalienborg (I thought it was okay; there's a changing of the guard at 12 o'clock, but honestly, Stockholm next door is more impressive). Rosenborg Slot (If you have time, you can visit this one. Many soldiers walk around the courtyard. Remember not to block their way; they are quite gentle and will remind you what to do. However, I personally think the government could consider separating routes for soldiers and tourists, otherwise, soldiers easily encounter tourists). Statens Museum for Kunst (There's a cafe with a pretty good interior design). Museum of Natural History (You can touch polar bear fur and see a dodo bird specimen). Frederiksborg Ferry (After exploring the castle, take a boat ride). Frederiksborg Slot (Quite nice). Kronborg Castle. M/S Maritime Museum. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (Recommended). Danish Architecture Centre Dansk Arkitektur Center (The slide is quite fun). Church of Our Saviour (It's very windy and quite high when you climb up; you can see the whole city). Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (Highly recommended; it's my favorite museum in Copenhagen). Christiansborg Slot (Very interesting history. It was originally a fortress, then became a castle, and was burned down twice in between. It's where I learned the most about Danish history). Tivoli (If you want to visit, you need to buy a separate ticket for 299 DKK). Copenhagen Zoo (You can see polar bears). Nationalmuseet (I bought a seal Christmas sock ornament here; it's very cute and the only souvenir shop I bought from, even though it was made in Greenland). Canal tour Copenhagen (Very crowded 🤣. On that day, there were many people after 6 PM. It's good for a leisurely ride. Most museums close at 5 PM. I went after closing, but note that some museums have different opening hours on different days and can sometimes stay open until evening. It's highly recommended to use all your time and check online beforehand). Originally, I also wanted to visit the botanical garden, but the opening hours on Google were different from reality. It wasn't 8:30 AM - 6 PM, but rather 10 AM - 5 PM, it seems. Please refer to recent photos; someone must have taken them. Check the times to avoid a wasted trip. Even with student tickets, these activities would cost at least 2471 DKK, so buying the pass is very cost-effective. Even when using public transport, never consider fare evasion; a single fine is 800 DKK. I was checked twice in Copenhagen, and the ticket inspectors were very diligent. Four tourists next to me only started buying tickets when they saw the staff board the train and were ultimately fined. I highly recommend purchasing this ticket. When you buy it, you'll receive a string of numbers from Klook. Download the Copenhagen Card City Guide, enter the numbers, and you can start using it! It's very convenient!

Getting a Copenhagen Card to explore the city is so easy and seamless. No need to waste time buying tickets for rides; just show the QR code through the app. Rides on buses and trains are unlimited within the city. Plus, you can save a lot of money, especially if you want to visit many attractions. We even managed to do 12 attractions with our 48-hour card.

We bought the 48hrs Copenhagen Card and it was the best deal! We were able to access the main attractions in Copenhagen and were able to ride the bus and train unlimited during our whole stay. It was very convenient to use. Just show the QR Code in your mobile app when accessing attractions and when riding public transportation, just keep your phone handy as anytime there are random checks on the bus or train. The officers will just look at your QR code and that's it. Plus, we were able to ride the bus going to the airport as it's included in the pass.