Top Landmarks and Sites in Copenhagen

A visit to is not complete Copenhagen Without enjoying some of its most famous attractions.

Where some specially curated tours and experiences will take you into the beating heart of the city.

With captivating sites and historical landmarks And the colorful canal, Copenhagen is a culturally rich and dynamic city.

To experience Denmark's capital to the fullest, take a spin on the world's oldest roller coaster at Tivoli Gardens.

Discover the country's rich history and culture by taking a tour of Christiansborg Royal Palace or paying a visit to Edvard Eriksen's "The Little Mermaid," a statue On the Langley promenade.

These tours will show you all these sites and more.

And guides you through the best sightseeing spots in Copenhagen.

Top Attractions & Sites in Copenhagen

Tivoli Gardens - Copenhagen

For nearly two centuries, visitors have flocked to Tivoli Gardens for entertainment, culture, shopping and dining.

This theme park is located in the heart of Copenhagen.

It features over 30 rides, a large children's play area, shops, concert venues, and a beautiful park.

And about 50 restaurants ranging from gourmet to delicious fast food.

Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen

Copenhagen Sightseeing by Bus

Explore the amazing city of Copenhagen with a 72-hour unlimited bus pass.

Where travelers can hop on and off at their leisure, spending more time at the sites that interest them most.

On this double-decker bus tour, you'll see all the best sites in Copenhagen.

Including the Little Mermaid statue, Nyhavn, Christianshavn, Copenhagen Zoo, City Hall Square, Copenhagen Opera House and much more.

You will also enjoy the stunning panoramic views from the open roof and discover the city's colorful architecture, green spaces and waterways.

The Danish capital has a tremendous amount of history.

Multilingual audio commentary ensures passengers learn plenty of historical facts as they tour.

This tour also includes access to up to 3 routes around the city, depending on the ticket chosen.

Sightseeing by bus

Castles in Copenhagen

If you like Castles Denmark has many wonderful castles that look like those in fairy tales.

Visit the picturesque North Zealand region just outside the city.

Where you will see Kronborg Castle, famous as the location for Shakespeare's Hamlet, as well as the magnificent Fredensborg Palace and Frederiksborg Castle.

Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen

Christiansborg Palace

Christiansborg Palace is the Queen's working palace.

This is where the Queen resides, signs laws, holds banquets and receptions, celebrates royal anniversaries and receives state visits.

It is a working palace where ancient traditions and modern royalty meet.

Where you will see dazzling halls decorated with colorful furnishings, vast paintings, ornate floors, sparkling chandeliers and sumptuous plaster ceilings.

A combi ticket to Christiansborg Palace will also give you access to the royal reception rooms and the royal kitchen.

In addition to seeing the ruins under Christiansborg Palace and the Royal Stables.

Moreover you will be able to join any of the guided tours.

Christiansborg Palace

Dunn Planet National Aquarium

Enjoy a close encounter with hammerhead sharks and rays.

Where you will see it as if you are swimming with it in the amazing underwater tunnel.

Additionally, you can explore tropical rainforests and discover fluttering butterflies, ferocious piranhas and arapaimas, the largest freshwater fish in the world.

A visit to the Dune Planet National Aquarium is also a unique experience.

Where entertainment, fascination and knowledge come together in one wonderful place.

Den Planet Pool from outside

Copenhagen Zoo

Polar bears roam, lions roar and chimpanzees swing – these are just some of the things that await you at the city zoo.

It is home to more than 4,000 animals and 264 species.

This zoo is also known for having the best elephant facilities in the world.

Experience Denmark's largest wildlife reserve where you'll also find an artificial rainforest, African plains and an Arctic ice cap.

In addition, you can tour the zoo without wasting much time by using fast track tickets that allow you to skip the queue.

Copenhagen Zoo

Kunsthalle Charlottenburg

It is one of the largest contemporary art spaces in Northern Europe.

It offers an ambitious programme featuring up-and-coming talents as well as established stars from both Denmark and abroad.

With intermediary spaces for films, talks, performances, concerts and film screenings, it's a contemporary haven for art lovers – and is located just off the Nyhavn waterfront strip.

Kunsthalle Charlottenburg

National Museum of Denmark

Want a comprehensive view of the rich history of one of the leading Nordic countries?

If yes, go directly to the National Museum of Denmark.

Learn everything from a 2,000-year-old bog woman to Viking lore.

The museum is ideal for those travelling with children.

It is also equipped with interactive activities that provide insight into Denmark's past.

Through educational exhibits, you will discover the city's past while learning about the events that shaped the country.

One of the exhibits

Black Diamond

Located in the centre of Copenhagen, this building is an extension of the Danish Royal Library.

With its imposing exterior that reflects the surrounding landscape.

It's hard to miss this cultural gem designed by Danish architects.

The Black Diamond also represents a cultural platform for local and international pioneers in their creative fields.

Black Diamond, Royal Danish Library

Opera House

Copenhagen is a city with a perfect balance of old and new.

The Royal Danish Opera House perfectly embodies history in the middle of a modern city.

The opera house was built as a gift to the city by Maersk McKinney-Møller.

Entry is within everyone's reach due to the reasonable prices of the entrance tickets.

Royal Danish Opera House