DENMARK
Denmark's classics.
The 10 most popular 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 and very interesting. Well worth the cost. You must do this tour.”
Step into Denmark’s National Museum for a self-guided journey through 14,000 years of history, led by Viking sorceress exhibits.
“Super interesting! And don't miss the exhibition on the volva! Amazing, with some fascinating pieces and scenes from the Eddas and Sagas! A must for all Norse mythology fans! The museum shop has some irresitible items. Beware, you'll go bankrupt XD Though erasing Sigyn, Vali & Narvi from Loki's family tree? Not cool :(”
Spend a full day inside Copenhagen Zoo, with 4,000+ animals, panda and elephant houses, polar bears, and year-round indoor exhibits for $39.
“The Arctic Bear area is crazy big and good! We were able to observe bears swimming and playing, best experience ever! : 🐻”
Hop on hop off bus and canal boat in Copenhagen. Use a 48-hour mobile ticket to see Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, and more.
“We left the ship at 9.30 and the hoho bus was a short walk away. We boarded and it left at 10 am. We were told that there was a small ship nearby so the bus diverted away to pick up around 10 passengers. With the drivers tannoy on we could hear that with everyone…”
Step into Rosenborg Castle’s Treasury to see Danish Crown Jewels, Christian IV’s 1596 crown, and royal regalia in a preserved palace.
“Worth seeing the immaculately preserved interior !”
THE TUBE Copenhagen ticket across from Tivoli. Step through the Vortex, see underwater views, and play in the ball pit for about an hour.
“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!”
Amalienborg Palace Museum in Copenhagen: preserved royal rooms, Fabergé treasures, and the Frederik X exhibit. 1-day entry ticket.
“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!”
IKONO Copenhagen is a 1-hour, hands-on art adventure near Nørreport with 12 sensory rooms, big photo moments, and playful fun.
“was very fun”
Visit UNESCO Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, the Hamlet setting, with opulent rooms, rampart views of Øresund Strait, and Holger the Dane below.
“We had a really mice time at the castle, amazing collections and especially the view from the tower !”
Danish Architecture Center in BLOX: rotating exhibits, a 40m slide, and rooftop harbor views. Entry ticket from $19.
“I learn a lot, great information and a moment at the roof top was great as well”
