COPENHAGEN
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 10 most popular tickets 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.
“Great experience hearing about the history of Carlsberg and enjoying a sample”
Step into Denmark’s past at the National Museum: Stone Age to Vikings to Danish explorers, with the Viking Sorceress exhibit as a standout.
“The museum was well organized and exhibits nicely designed.”
Spend one day at Copenhagen Zoo with close animal encounters, the panda and Norman Foster elephant houses, plus polar bears and indoor tropical exhibits.
“I have three teenagers and we have been in several zoos along the US and this has been by far the best, the main reason is because they got to get so close to the animals! Like in a safari minus the car. Plus the weather is so beautiful during summer and everything around is…”
Hop-on hop-off bus and canal boat in Copenhagen with a 48-hour ticket, heated winter rides, and audio in 6 languages.
“Boat is a must do! Good value for the money. Buses ran frequently for the red line especially. Colorful also a must.”
Visit Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen to see Denmark’s Crown Jewels, Christian IV’s 1596 crown, and royal regalia in the Treasury.
“Beautiful castle and gorgeous crown jewels. The staff were extremely friendly too! Highly recommend booking tickets on here instead of getting them directly there because they were sold out pretty quick, leaving a long line of people without a chance of entry.”
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.
“Amazing, My 7year old really liked it because. In every section of the museum had audio guide tour for children”
A playful, light-and-art adventure in Copenhagen with 12 rooms, great photo moments, and a fun 1-hour route near Nørreport.
“There was only around 4 rooms etc and was not worth the money we paid to visit”
See Danish design at the Danish Architecture Center in BLOX: rotating exhibits, a 40 m slide, and harbour views from the rooftop.
“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.”
Walk through Denmark’s war history from the 1500s to Afghanistan in the historic Tøjhus Arsenal. Long hall, armor, hammock tales, drones.
