Copenhagen · COPENHAGEN ATTRACTION PASSES & TICKETS
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One card for the buses, the boats and the big sights, or single tickets for the few you actually want: the maths decides which. Below are the best Copenhagen attraction passes and tickets, with what each covers, how long it stays valid and what it costs, so you buy the pass that pays for itself.
Digital Copenhagen Card with free entry to 80+ attractions and unlimited public transport, from palaces to museums and day trips.
“The Copenhagen card is excellent value for money. This made life so easy - I used the trains, buses, metro and the boat trip. I visited all sorts of places”
Step into Carlsberg’s original brewery in Copenhagen for an interactive, self-paced museum with a beer tasting option and big-bottle wonder.
“loved the tour. Very interactive. we added the walking tour and the Irish guide was class.”
Spend a full day at Copenhagen Zoo with close animal viewing, panda and Foster elephant houses, polar bears, and hands-on conservation.
“The zoo had a lot of animals including unique animals you might not find in other zoos. Overall, it was an incredibly nice visit despite it being a rainy day there was still a lot of animals out. My partner and I also climbed the tower at the start and saw some beautiful views.”
A 48-hour Copenhagen hop-on hop-off pass with bus plus canal boat. See Little Mermaid, Christianshavn and more at your pace.
“The app was easy to use and price was good. I did panic when my tickets disappeared and we still had 24 hours left of a 48 hour ticket. It was lucky I saved them the to Google wallet as they needed to be scanned for each trip. I wouldn't use again. I would book while there.”
Hard Rock Cafe Copenhagen set menu with priority seating and skip-the-line access. Pick Acoustic or Electric, then shop the Rock Shop.
“Amazing service and lovely experience, the waiters were very attentive and polite”
Digital Copenhagen Card with 40+ sights plus unlimited Stromma hop-on/off buses and audio guide, ideal for flexible 1–3 day city plans.
Visit Rosenborg Castle’s Treasury to see Denmark’s crown jewels, Christian IV’s oldest crown, and royal regalia, plus preserved rooms and gardens.
“The grounds were beautiful and seeing the crown jewels was a highlight. We even saw a changing of the guards. Information regarding the exhibits was spotty. You scan a QR code on a display, but half the time it would say "this page is under construction." It was frustrating.”
Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum is a quirky 1–2 hour, family-friendly sensory ticket with 80 notorious foods to smell and taste.
“The smelling and tasting part are really great. It is so intriguing to try all different disgusting smell and food in one go”
Step into THE TUBE Copenhagen for an active, room-by-room sensory challenge near Tivoli, with a Vortex balance test, underwater views, and a ball pit.
“Loved this activity. Photo pass was included which was a fun extra. Spent approx 1 hr here”
Timed entry to the Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen, where preserved royal rooms and the Frederik X exhibition tell Denmark’s story.
“Amazing, My 7year old really liked it because. In every section of the museum had audio guide tour for children”
Malmö’s Disgust Food Museum turns food fears into a guided tasting with smell jars, a photo booth, and bites like surströmming.
“Great fun. I really enjoyed the exhibits and the concept underpinning the existence of it. The food tasting part was fun too, and the staff were good at explaining each bite. I love that the ticket was a sick bag and there was a waiver to sign before taking on the chillies. I did it and survived!!”
IKONO Copenhagen puts you in 12 playful art rooms for one hour of light tricks, games, and photo moments near Nørreport for about $27.
“There was only around 4 rooms etc and was not worth the money we paid to visit”
Tour Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, Denmark: UNESCO Hamlet setting, rampart views, dungeons, and Holger the Dane, all in 1 day.
“It was great! We saw everything. we could. The weather was perfect and the staff were wonderful. We also visited Helsingør after. A terrific day!”
Danish Architecture Center in BLOX: rotating exhibits, a 40 m slide, and rooftop terrace views over Copenhagen harbor. Ticket includes café access.
“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.”
THE TUBE Copenhagen turns Copenhagen Central Station into a sensory playground with 15 rooms, a ball pit, and a quick 45-minute visit.
“Excellent, on a bien ri. Un peu court mais sympa pour un quart d'heure de détente Personnel sympathique Je recommande”
