Copenhagen: Your Ultimate Pass to 80+ Must-See Sights & Transit

The card was great for unlimited travel around the city and all you could go to attractions. Be sure to remember that most things are closed Monday. Do the math on what the individual tickets cost and you’ll find it’s quickly a good deal (in an expensive city)

We made good use of the Card on public transport, and visits to Tivoli Gardens, the Danish Resistance Museum and the Zoo, all of which we would highly recommend, It was easy to use and well worth the price.

I made a huge… Huge mistake of not purchasing this card. If you visit one or two places, do one or two activities, and ride the metro a few times, you have more than made up the cost of this card. Sadly, I did not do that and I’ve already spent at least twice the cost of the card. Don’t make the same mistake I did! I’m a human/hominid. Not a bot nor AI… Nor a paid reviewer! You’ll be more than happy you purchased this, even if you’re only here a day or two.

Loved this card I bought the 96 hours one and it saved me a lot of money. Really easy to use but do note you can't skip lines with it. I visited Kronborg and Frederiksborg in outside of Copenhagen and this card included the train and entrance to both. It also meant I could just jump on the Metro in Copenhagen whenever I wanted as all included and the return journey to the airport.

We purchased the Copenhagen Card and I can really recommend it if you plan to visit a lot of places. You only activate the card once you arrive in Copenhagen, and it gives you access to public transport as well as around 80 attractions. If you enjoy visiting several sites, it definitely works out cheaper this way. It’s very simple to use: just show your digital card at the entrance of each attraction, they scan it, and you can start your visit right away.

Worked great, we bought this ahead of time and then used the codes in the voucher under the barcode to redeem in the app. It was a huge relief to have all transportation covered, and we did get scanned on Metro, train, and s-train! It also was money well spent to go to all the attractions we saw.

We purchased a five day Copenhagen card for our recent visit. The cost was £156, per person. Most of the museums and attractions are priced at about £17, and we visited at least three per day. On some days we visited four. Travel is included and so it is easy to move between locations during the day. We visited all of the attractions we wanted to and a few that we were less interested in. However they were also enjoyable. The direction finding through the app was great, really easy linking to google maps. The only pre booking needed was the Carlsberg experience. This was easy on the website after activation of the card. Rosenborg palace issue a visit time after you arrive. We arrived early and had no wait. Just need to plan your arrival time. I would recommend the card if you want to see as much as possible. Better value for more days (3 to 5). We were really pleased with what we were able to do in 5 days.

Learn the difference between the trains in Copenhagen such as STrain vs Metro vs DBS. A bit confusing but the CPH card literature and online helps a lot. We had 4 day and we went all over and used the Harbor Bus and all train options. And we used it for many entrances to many museums and castles and canal ride and. To Helsinor and more like Louisiana modern Museum and Hirshbirg collection which were soooo good too. Well worth the price. We’ve been in CPH but first time buying the card and as elderly well worth it for short or long trips.

Well organized and clear instructions. Enjoyed the boat tour! Such a beautiful city to visit. Unfortunately we experienced quite a bit of rain so we were not able to fully visit Tivoli Gardens. Such a beautiful place!

Compare the cost of individual entrance fees. For us it made sense and we ended up saving around $200 USD versus buying everything separately.