Attractions
Discover Copenhagen’s beautiful castles, fairy tale history, and fascinating museums, all of which are included with the Copenhagen Card. With 87 top attractions to visit for free, you can enjoy your own sightseeing adventure!
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Tivoli Gardens amusement park in Copenhagen is a must for all visitors to the city, young and old.
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Planetarium is educational entertainment for the family. Get lost in the stars, see the films in The Dome Theatre or explore the exhibition.
Exhibition
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The Royal Reception Rooms at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen are used by the Queen and the Prince Consort for official occasions.
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Kronborg Castle in Elsinore, north of Copenhagen, is one of northern Europe's finest Renaissance castles. It is located at the entrance to Øresund and was built in 1574-1585.
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ARKEN Museum of Modern Art in Ishøj south of Copenhagen presents exhibitions with Danish, Nordic and international art – from new, young talents to established names.
Due to restoration the museum is closed from 15 August 2019 until April 2020.
The Bakkehus Museum tells the story of the Danish Golden Age
Experience the stunning nature on the lakes outside of Copenhagen with Baadfarten. Dating back to the start 1890’s, Baadfarten sails with old wooden boats on three beautiful lakes: Lyngby Lake - Millstream, Bagsværd Lake and Furesøen.
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Pay a visit to the Royal Kitchen under Christiansborg.
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The Circus Museum near Copenhagen has facilities for circus workshops and performances. Every Sunday from 11-12:30, and every opening day in July, you can try out everything from juggling to trapeze.
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See Copenhagen from above with a tour up to the City Hall Tower.
With its 105.6 meters, Copenhagen City Hall is one of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen.
Enjoy the cozy little Copenhagen City Train on a calm and intimate tour through the medieval part of Copenhagen.
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In Copenhagen ZOO, you can meet more than 4,000 fascinating animals and travel between continents in just one day.
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Science the Danish way!
Experimentarium is a world class science centre in Hellerup, just 6 km north of Central Copenhagen.
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Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art is a must see in Copenhagen for anyone interested in art and architecture.
Join the cruise around Kronborg Castle on the cozy ship ”VIKING” and experience Kronborg Castle from the seaside.
Enjoy the sea, the fresh air and the nice views – or listen to the guide, who will tell about pirates, the Sound Toll, Hamlet and other sights of interest.
Museum with indoor and outdoor performances. Visitors can see displays with falcons, hawks and eagles at a very close distance.
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Records galore at the only Guinness World Records museum in Europe.
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The Fairy-tale House in Copenhagen guides the audience through a series of brilliant tableaux depicting the universally known fairy-tales by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen.
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Willumsens Museum is a museum for the Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen’s art and art collection, as well as his archive and books.
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Memorial rooms to King Frederik VII and his wife Countess Danner, Orphanage history department, exhibition of ancient Danish gold besides annual special exhibitions
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The Karen Blixen Museum is located directly by the Øresund Sound in Rungstedlund, an enchanting park and bird sanctuary north of Copenhagen.
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Your Fast Track to Copenhagen History
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Welcome to Kunstforeningen GL STRAND.
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Take a trip to Køge Museum and enjoy an experience you'll never forget.
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KØS is Denmark's only museum dedicated to art in public spaces.
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Lejre Land of Legends is a unique and stunningly beautiful open-air museum, which offers its visitors to embark on a journey through time and space.
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On the Brink of War - Neutrality between Warfare and Welfare in Denmark during World War 1
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Use the city as a playground and dive into murder mysteries built on real life events.
'Solve A Mystery' is a concept where you must work together in a group to solve funny, versatile tasks together and find the killer.
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Welcome to The Open Air Museum - one of the largest and oldest open air museums in the world showing rural architecture and focusing on landscapes, buildings and people.
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Danish history told through humour and satire.
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At the Rudolph Tegner Museum and Statue park in Dronningmølle north of Copenhagen, you can view the work of Danish sculptor Rudolph Tegner (1873 - 1950).
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SMK – The National Gallery of Denmark
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Storm P. Museum and humour and satire in art and Danish cartoons
Here you can meet the man and artist Storm P. (1882-1949) and his humoristic and quirky universe.
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The exhibition at the Danish Jewish Museum in Copenhagen is a broad presentation of Jewish life in Denmark throughout 400 years, and is a selection from the museum's own collection.
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Danish Museum of Science and Technology is a universe full of experiences for curious children and adults.
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At The Danish Music Museum, everyone can become one with the magic of music.
The ”Frederiksborg” ferry sails ”Denmark’s most beautiful nautical mile” on the Castle Lake round splendid Frederiksborg Castle.
Departure approximately every 30 minutes from three piers: Hillerød Torv, Rosenhaven and Baroquegarden.
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The Hirschsprung Collection is an art museum in a class of its own located in Copenhagen.
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Mysterious! A hands-on experience house putting all your senses to the test.
Horror, illusions and eerie, mysterious phenomena are the themes at The Mystic Exploratie’s dark hallways.
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Make yourself comfortable in one of the blue Netto-Boats and see Copenhagen from the waterfront. Enjoy the scenery that passes by while your guide tells about the sights in Danish, English, and German.
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Take a walk through Danish war history from the 1500s until today; from samurai swords to World War II and the war in Afghanistan.
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The Shipyard Museum is about the time where the city’s shipyard built ships, and the working class was growing.
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The Court Theatre is 250 years old and it is the oldest theatre in Denmark; Hans Christian Andersen and Countess Danner among others have performed here.
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Visit Vedbækfundene Museum and meet the hunter-gatherers who lived a tough and dangerous life 7000 years ago!
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The Workers Museum in Copenhagen invites you to step into everyday life of Copenhageners in the 1950's.
HOME TO YOUR HISTORY
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Vivid colours and grand architectural design characterise the museum, which houses the works of the world-famous Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen.
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Explore natural history among animals from all over the world.
Please note that opening hours may change according to season. Please check the attractions' websites for opening hours and dates.
Many museums are closed on Mondays and on public holidays.
The card entitles the holder to one visit per attraction despite card type.
Re-visit is not possible.
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F.A.Q
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How does the Copenhagen Card work?
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Copenhagen Card is your all-inclusive city pass where you get free admission to museums and attractions and free public transportation. Show the valid card at the entrance or ticket office of any attraction. They will scan your card and give you entrance at no further costs. Show your valid card to the transportation authority upon request when using public transportation.
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Is there a limit to how many attractions I can visit in one day?
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With a Copenhagen Card, there is no limit to how many different attractions you can visit in one day. You’re welcome to use your card for entry at as many attractions as you can possibly fit into your day.
The Copenhagen Card entitles the holder to one visit per attractions despite card type. Re-visit is not possible.
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Can I visit the same attraction twice with a Copenhagen Card?
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The card entitles the holder to one visit per attractions despite card type.
Re-visit is not possible.
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How many people can I bring with me on one Copenhagen Card?
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A Copenhagen Card is valid for one person only. You can, however, bring up to two children between the ages of 0-9 years old free with you on one adult card.
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How much can I save with Copenhagen Card?
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The more attractions you visit the more you save. To get an idea of how much you could save, try to create your own attraction list and see your possible saving.
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Can I bring my kids for free on a Copenhagen Card and how many?
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Yes, you can free of charge bring up to two kids under the age of 10 per paying adult. That goes for attractions and public transport.