DENMARK
Denmark's classics.
The 10 most popular museums & attraction tickets in Denmark. We break down what each one is really like on the day, who runs it, and what you pay.
Visit Home of Carlsberg in Copenhagen for an interactive, self-paced beer museum, Jacobsen family story, 22,000 bottles, and a drink.
“Great experience hearing about the history of Carlsberg and enjoying a sample”
Step into Denmark’s National Museum for a self-guided journey through 14,000 years of history, led by Viking sorceress exhibits.
“We paid for the tickets ahead of time , none waiting in line. Self guided tour so you could go at your own pace”
Spend a full day inside Copenhagen Zoo, with 4,000+ animals, panda and elephant houses, polar bears, and year-round indoor exhibits for $39.
“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…”
Step into Rosenborg Castle’s Treasury to see Danish Crown Jewels, Christian IV’s 1596 crown, and royal regalia in a preserved palace.
“The tour is interesting especially the one in the Treasury where the crown jewels are displayed.”
Da Vinci Escape Room in Copenhagen: a 90-minute Holy Grail puzzle run for up to 6, private for your group with English support.
“Thanks for a great 5 star experience! Thanks Siff for facilitating a great event. Happy to come again another time. Good day”
THE TUBE Copenhagen ticket across from Tivoli. Step through the Vortex, see underwater views, and play in the ball pit for about an hour.
“Loved this activity. Photo pass was included which was a fun extra. Spent approx 1 hr here”
Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen: preserved royal rooms, Fabergé treasures, and the Frederik X exhibit. 1-day entry ticket.
“Fabulous place to visit! spent about 1 hour in the palace and longer exploring outside. Only 15 min walk from the centre.”
Home of Carlsberg in Copenhagen mixes beer history with interactive exhibits, a 22,000-bottle collection, and an included lager.
“We can't rated this because it's so excellent worth every penny, go & have a nice day at carlsberg , you learn a lot from this tour.”
IKONO Copenhagen is a 1-hour, hands-on art adventure near Nørreport with 12 sensory rooms, big photo moments, and playful fun.
“There was only around 4 rooms etc and was not worth the money we paid to visit”
Visit UNESCO Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, the Hamlet setting, with opulent rooms, rampart views of Øresund Strait, and Holger the Dane below.
“Easy day trip from Copenhagen on the train. The castle is just a 10 minute walk from the train station. Of course loved the Hamlet connection, but interesting overall”
