Top Denmark Sightseeing Passes

Excellent. Easy to use the transport. Easy to use the card for attractions. Rosenberg castle we had to wait only 1.5 hours for entry time after visiting ticket office and Ikono and Natural history museum filled in nicely for that time. Same for the canal tour only 20 mins wait after visiting ticket office For everything else we went straight in. Saved a fortune booking 3 days card.

Perfect! Easy to use, especially since being able to list attractions is a plus for finding them quickly and deleting them as the stay progresses.

We had a great time using the Copenhagen card. The flexibility to go to the things we wanted and it included our transportation was great. Great way to see the city.

I spent 3 days in Copenhagen and I got the 72-hour discovery city card with Booking.com which has the Genius discount. It is fantastic because it gives access to all transport in the region (therefore also for excursions to the Viking museum in Roskilde, highly recommended, as well as to the castles in the north of Frederiksborg and Kronborg). It is on a digital app, easy to activate, there is nothing to do other than show it upon request at ticket control. For attractions, just book online by entering the card number or show up at the counter and instead of paying, show the card's QR code. Warning: in Copenhagen almost all attractions open at 10 and close at 17, so evaluate well if the cost (about 70 euros) for just 1 day is worth it; it depends on how much you "rush". For 3 days, excursions included, definitely yes because there are progressive discounts and it makes getting around much easier.

This service and app is very useful to a first time visitor to a new city. Provides a long and healthy list of attractions and things to do. It really helped me arrange my itinerary of what to see on the same day. Bonus: the same card get you around all day on Copenhagen's clean efficient metro system. No need to shell out more money or to download another app.

Excellent value for money with up to 80 attractions and the transport thrown in. Denmark is the most expensive country in the world!

Well worth the cost especially with free transit. We hit 4-5 spots a day. You have to really do some advance planning to see where everything is and how to get there using mass transit. Yes, it was exhausting but you only live once. Kronberg Castle was a family favorite and very different from other castles we’ve visited. We also enjoyed the Viking ship museum.

Good value for active sightseers. Includes travel on metro, buses and river bus as well as a canal tour. Annoying that we could not pre-book Rosenborg Castle, whilst all non-card holders can. Made us feel less special.

We stayed in Copenhagen for 5 days and got the Discover card which allowed us to go wherever we wanted on the metro and regional transit. We found the number of experiences covered to be completely worth the money. We even squeezed in a couple extra experiences just because they were included. During our whole trip, we only did 2 things that were not covered by the card, so it felt like a big money saver. We appreciated not having to stand in ticket lines or worry about using our credit card for every single ticket.

Highly recommend this card! Easy to get around on their public transportation system and great places to visit. We did so much and explored more than we would have without it. Definitely worth it and we’ll buy again when we go back.

Very easy to download the App, and then activate tickets on the phone. We bought a 3 day ticket and then added on a 4th day once we realised just how good the experience was. I think the card ended up costing us 1339DKK as we added the day, but cost of places we visited was over 2000DKK and thats without adding on any trains we used.

We booked our cards directly with the site and then installed the app on our phones before activating from our email while we were at the central station in Copenhagen. It was a fairly quick and painless process. We purchased a 3 day pass and used it mainly for attractions and transit in the city. We felt it saved us enough time and hassle to justify the cost as it was a simple one-stop-shop for most things. When this was paired with being slightly ahead on the general access to attractions, it was a definitive positive for us.My only issue was that I had to update my app on the 2nd day and re-enter my information, so it was a good thing I still had the original email in my inbox. Otherwise, that would have been a hassle.

Even if it didn’t save money (which it definitely did) the convenience of being able to just walk onto and off the metro as well as into any interesting looking museum was unbeatable! Having attractions in Roskilde, Hillerod and Helsingor included made it easy and convenient to move around - and it was definitely worth the trips out of Copenhagen. Definitely recommend for all visitors.

Highly recommend getting a Copenhagen card. It’s good for free rides on busses, the Metro, S trains and water taxis. Plus it gets you into most attractions for free. Ours paid for itself. Especially liked being able to hop on a train to and from the airport.

Loved having the card. We visited a few places we wouldn’t have without it. Easy to use. Metro use was an added bonus that we didn’t expect to use but used ALOT .

Very handy to be able to use the transport in and out of the city. Incredibly easy to use and after two attractions it has paid for itself. We don't recommend the Viking Boat museum. Not worth the time to get there. The castles are the way to go!