Copenhagen Card: All-Access Pass to Top Attractions

The vast majority of the 21 options we compare are cultural experiences, making up 90% of the listings. Walking tours are the most common format, accounting for 76% of the options available across booking platforms.

Prices vary depending on the specific activity, but the typical spread we see is between $12–$94, with a median price of around $92. Most of the options we compare fall within the $31–$93 range.

While every tour is different, we found that the majority of options include an entry ticket (71%). Additionally, roughly half of the tours include transport (48%).

Durations vary widely based on the itinerary, but the median time is 2.5 hours. You will find options ranging from as little as 1 hour to up to 5 days.

Yes, there is a wide variety of language options. Among the tours we compare, you can find guides offering experiences in 8 different languages: English, Danish, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dutch.

The most common way to see the city is by walking, which is used in 38% of the options. Other frequent methods include bus (33%), public transport (24%), and train (10%).

The feedback is very positive, with an average rating of 4.17★ across 9,475 pooled reviews. Many travellers mention that the experiences are well worth it and easy to use. Since 67% of the options we compare offer instant confirmation, booking in advance is a highly effective way to secure your spot.

No, Copenhagen is almost entirely cashless. You can use cards or mobile payments for everything from coffee to public transit.

Buy a City Pass for unlimited travel on buses, trains, and metro. It covers all zones and is very convenient for tourists.

Use the dedicated bike lanes. They are separate from car traffic and very safe. Always follow the signals and stay on the right.