• Copenhagen ZOO - Copenhagen Zoo showcases over 4000 animals from around the globe in modern facilities.
• Tivoli Gardens - One of Europe’s oldest amusement parks.
• Rosenborg Castle - Home to the Crown Jewels.
• Stromma Canal Tours - The original boat tours through Copenhagen’s canals.
• Christiansborg Slot - The official seat of the Queen.
• Amalienborg Museum - Discover the residence of the Royal Family.
• National Museum of Denmark - Explore Danish history.
• Our Saviour’s Church - One of Denmark’s most renowned churches. Since the serpentine spire’s inauguration in 1752, climbing the 400 steps to the top has been a popular activity.

Please note: Entrance to the church is free. To climb the tower, you must book your visit in advance.

• Kronborg Slot - Located in Elsinore, north of Copenhagen, Kronborg Castle is one of northern Europe’s finest Renaissance castles, built between 1574-1585. It is famously known from Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek - Situated in central Copenhagen, this museum’s collection includes art and archaeological objects from Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, Etruscan culture, and 19th-century Danish and French art.
• Experimentarium - A world-class science center in Hellerup, 6 km north of central Copenhagen. Here, science is hands-on, intuitive, and fun for all ages and nationalities.
• Louisiana Museum of Modern Art - An international art museum and top attraction in Denmark, located 40 km north of Copenhagen in Humlebæk. The museum combines art, nature, and architecture, featuring a large sculpture collection and significant modern art pieces.
• National Gallery of Denmark - SMK, Denmark’s largest art museum, showcases Danish and international art from the past seven centuries. Located near Nørreport station, it offers special exhibitions, guided tours, performances, and more.
• Frederiksborg Castle - Located in Hillerød, north of Copenhagen, this Renaissance castle was built in the early 17th century by King Christian 4. It houses the Museum of National History, featuring decorated rooms and a significant portrait collection.
• IMAX Tycho Brahe Planetarium - Experience the starry sky and films in the unique Planetarium Dome, which boasts the largest tilted dome in Europe and an 8K visualization system.
• Viking Ship Museum - Located in Roskilde, this museum displays five 1000-year-old Viking ships and offers sailing reconstructions. The exhibits focus on Nordic maritime adventures during the Viking Age.
• Danish Architecture Center - Located in BLOX on Copenhagen’s waterfront, this center offers exhibitions, guided tours, and events on Danish architecture and design.
• Designmuseum Danmark - Situated in Copenhagen’s historic center, this museum features one of the world’s largest collections of Danish design, including works by renowned designers and applied art from various periods.
• Roskilde Domkirke - A UNESCO World Heritage site, this cathedral is an architectural masterpiece where 1000 years of Danish history and 40 kings and queens are buried.
• Museum of Copenhagen - Located behind City Hall, this museum introduces visitors to Copenhagen’s history, from the Viking Age to modern times, with unique exhibits and an interactive city model.
• Cisternerne - An art gallery, water reservoir, and urban dripstone cave beneath Søndermarken Park, offering a unique setting for contemporary art installations.
• Home of Carlsberg - Located in Carlsberg’s original brewery, this exhibition takes visitors back to the brewery’s beginnings in 1847. Pre-booking is required, and your card must be active before booking. Visit the COPENHAGEN CARD website for more information.

• Unlimited free public transport across Copenhagen
• Complimentary access to over 80 attractions
• Includes a Copenhagen city map

• Gratuities
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Physical cards