COPENHAGEN
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 10 most popular museums & attractions in Copenhagen. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Explore Carlsberg’s original brewery in Copenhagen with interactive exhibits, 22,000 bottles, stables, and a included beer or soft drink.
“Fantastic self-guided tour with interactive displays and a beer at the end, what more could you want. We went late in the evening so stayed to eat in the restaurant, the food was excellent and frequented by a lot of locals - not just us tourists..”
Step into Denmark’s past at the National Museum: Stone Age to Vikings to Danish explorers, with the Viking Sorceress exhibit as a standout.
“I loved the vampire exhibition. So interactive. Amazing All the other exhibitions were really good . I learnt so much”
Spend one day at Copenhagen Zoo with close animal encounters, the panda and Norman Foster elephant houses, plus polar bears and indoor tropical exhibits.
“Fantastic. Polar bears and Lion cubs were worth the fee alone”
Skip the line at Hard Rock Cafe Copenhagen for a set 2- or 3-course lunch or dinner, with priority seating and memorabilia.
“I ordered the silver menu and after getting to the place slightly late, was told to wait at the bar downstairs, which turned out to be a great experience as when you purchase certain cocktails you can keep a hard rock cafe glass for free! (they will give you a brand new one when you…”
Visit Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen to see Denmark’s Crown Jewels, Christian IV’s 1596 crown, and royal regalia in the Treasury.
“It's one of the best castles I have ever seen. It has a beautiful collection of jewellery that can't leave Denmark. It has a lot of interesting artifacts. I wish it were not QR codes to get access to the information. The palace has WiFi and a nice shop. It has a beautiful park which…”
Step into THE TUBE in Copenhagen with a 1-day ticket for balance tests, underwater views, and ball-pit rooms across from 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!”
Visit the Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen and explore preserved royal rooms, Fabergé treasures, and a special exhibition on King Frederik X.
“With the Qr code, we had to exchange for the ticket before going upstairs for the exhibition. There’s audio guide and takes around 45 minutes to an hour to visit the museum. Enjoyable!”
Step into Carlsberg’s original brewery for an interactive exhibition on beer science, the Jacobsen family, and a big bottle collection, plus an included drink.
“Great place and so much interesting information. Many interactive activities and lovely staff! Definitely worth it a must see if you are visiting Denmark.”
A playful, light-and-art adventure in Copenhagen with 12 rooms, great photo moments, and a fun 1-hour route near Nørreport.
“was very fun”
A one-hour, room-by-room play experience at IKONO Copenhagen with 10+ creative spaces, mobile tickets, and family-friendly fun.
“This is good small children. Not much to do. It has a room full of balloons, a few arcade games and small balls they can jump and dive into.”
