Experience Copenhagen with us
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City Sightseeing Copenhagen: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus TourWhen: VariesClassic Tour: Daily (all year round) Colourful & Urban Green Tours: Fri to Sun (Oct - Apr)
Length: Your ticket is valid for 72 hours
from GB£ 24.91 per person -
from GB£ 41.26 per person
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from GB£ 92.09 per person
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Copenhagen Guided Segway Tour with Complimentary Beverage & Souvenir
When: Daily
Length:
1 or 2 hours (as per the option chosen)
from GB£ 41.74 per person -
National Museum of Denmark Ticket with FREE Guide
When: Daily
Length:
You may spend as long as you wish
from GB£ 11.96 per person -
Red Sightseeing Copenhagen: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour
When: Daily
Length: 72 hours (24 + 48 hrs FREE)
from GB£ 26.69 per person -
Skip the lineSkip-the-Line Copenhagen Zoo Admission Ticket
When: Daily
Length:
You may spend as long as you wish
from GB£ 23.32 per person -
from GB£ 21.69 per person
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from GB£ 31.09 per person
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from GB£ 53.81 per person
Our tips for Copenhagen
- On your bike. When weighing up what to do in Copenhagen, don’t look past a classic bike ride. With the compact city sitting on the canal's banks, there’s no better way to see Copenhagen’s attractions than via two wheels.
- Hippie heaven. Head to the cultural enclave of Christiania – a former hippie commune – for the epic beer gardens, people watching, and colourful wall murals.
- The all-rounder. For the best views of the city and beyond, head to the Round Tower (Rundetaarn). Built in 1642 as an astronomical observatory, visitors and locals ascend the Round Tower daily on their Copenhagen tours for the best views of the city.
Good to know
- A compact city centre and green-thinking locals have ensured pushbikes are by far the most popular mode of transport in Copenhagen. Bike stations are dotted all around the city and can be rented either by the hour or for the day day, ideal for short rides and longer Copenhagen day trips.
- In true Nordic fashion, Copenhagen’s transport is well-organised and very efficient. Rest assured, no matter where your Copenhagen day tours are taking you, a bus, metro, or S-train can get you there.
- Like in most, if not all, big cities, petty theft does occur in Copenhagen. Be sure to keep your valuables close on your Copenhagen day tours.
- The primary transport in the city, bikes come thick and fast on the streets of Copenhagen. The flurry of two-wheelers can be potentially hazardous for those not used to it, so be sure to keep an eye out for cyclists when crossing.
- In any emergency, dial 112.
Things to do in Copenhagen
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