Copenhagen Card DISCOVER 80 attractions and public transport

EXCELLENT PASS. easy to use, taken at many spots, didn't need reservations. showed it and got entry. highly recommend for 4 days.

We had contemplated whether or not to purchase a Copenhagen Card in advance prior to our arrival in Copenhagen. I am glad that we decided to as it was a real convenience. Since our visit was only three days in Copenhagen , we only purchased a one day card. It was worth it as the second we arrived from the Copenhagen Airport, we could immediately use it on the train to come into central Copenhagen.

Since the one day pass is good for 24 hours, we utilized it for the Copenhagen Zoo, Stromma Classic Canal Tour from Ved Stranden, and Tivoli Gardens as well as a one way train trip from the airport. It worked out well as our schedule was not rushed and we did not constantly have to pay for each of the attractions as it was pre-paid already-- an app installed on our smartphones. Very handy and convenient for sure!! They also sell the Copenhagen card for 2 or 3 days and also with the Hop-On , Hop- Off Bus- check their websites for updates.

Great card, easy to use. I spent about 150$ Canadian for a 3 day card, and hit up 12 attractions. I did the math, I probably saved more than half by using this card.

I loved seeing the country as we traveled to the various locations! It’s beautiful! The bus driver was funny and informative and a pleasure to listen to. The Castle was so interesting and the old buildings are beautiful. A different lifetime for sure. I loved the thatch roofs! No idea they still existed today. The beautiful big homes along the ocean were a surprise and lovely to look at. Walking through the shops and experiencing some of the food was a delight. We will be back!

Worked well once we figured out how to activate the card. Never did figure out how to check on at train stations. Luckily we were never stopped

Like a lot of people I have never visited any part of Ireland until this September (2023). I live in the North West of England and only 30 minutes from Belfast by plane from Liverpool. I was on business but had some spare time and found the city safe and friendly.
I was particularly impressed by the public transport system and how simple the buses are to understand by colour. The pink ones are city wide (zero emissions), the light blue ones (Ulster bus) go beyond the city into the wider region and the dark blue buses (Glider) are the rapid transport service in the east and west of Belfast centre and the Titanic quarter.
I used a glider with others to travel to the Titanic venue for an event midweek in the evening. It was time reliable, clean, comfortable, swift and probably cheaper than a taxi. I used it to Titanic quarter and later in the evening (10.50pm) when leaving event. It took minutes and saved hanging around for a taxi.
You could only dream of a similar service back across the water on the mainland in the NW. Whoever left public transport in Northern Ireland out of privatisation did their citizens a massive favour whether intended or not.

An amazing option when visiting Copenhagen. If you love hopping into museums, galleries and other sites and plan on using the public transit system then this is an absolute no brainer. We purchased a 120 hour card for our visit and covered the cost two times over. Our hotel was a short S train ride from central Copenhagen so we were frequently using it and the subway (and bus) system. What many might not appreciate is the card provides admission to museums and palaces well outside of Copenhagen including Helsingor (Hamlet's Castle and the Maritime Museum), Hillerod (Frederiksborg Castle and more) and Roskilde (Viking Ship Museum and more). You can also take the train to all of these destinations for free. The convenience alone is worth the price as you get to skip the lines at several attractions including Tivoli Gardens. You purchase the card through their great app and use the bar code embedded in the app to enter the attractions. TIPS: don't activate your card until you first use one of the benefits (likely the train in from the airport) and choose the duration based on when you'll last use the card - for example, adding a day (five day card instead of a four day card) was very inexpensive - less than the price of admission to one museum (and museums are expensive - running $15 to $25 US each).

My hubby & I purchased the Discover Card 48 hrs worth of all-U-can Museum/Castle/Metro plus Amusement Park. A fantastic value as the city is compact enough to get from 1 attraction to next on foot (lots of times across the street or next door) or thru super-efficient & clean mass trans.
Some places put you in separate, fast-track line to enter. Every place was welcoming. No one checked our card when traveling within Copenhagen on metro, only when going to towns outside of city.
We sat in the wrong carriage & the attendant on the train pointed us to the regular section, away from 1st class. So be mindful where you sit with your Copenhagen Card. Also, I would reach out to attractions to confirm opening times as 1 place in Helsingor was closed without notice. Definitely recommend if you can save using their website calculator.

Our family of four purchased the Copenhagen Discover 72 hour cards online prior to our arrival in the City. There was no confusion about accidental early activation - the app was easy to follow and clear about instructions. Wow do we wish every city we ever travel to would offer such a visit card - an "all inclusive" transport and entry magic wand for attractions. The card is not limiting or restrictive - flexible about what you wish to build an itinerary upon. You are not locked in to particular windows or days of visit so it's so easy to just roll into the day and figure out where you'd like to head out to and swipe your magic wand to hop on a metro or visit an attraction. No tinkering with currency or lines for admission. Most of the places allowed us to purchase our entry tickets online about a half hour ahead of our arrival using the Copenhagen Card option. This was important especially at The Our Savior's Church spiral staircase climb and at Rosenberg Castle, where there were limits on total entrances for the day or capacity appeared to be reached. When we reached the site, we just walked up and had our app scanned by the door and walked right on inside. We used the card to travel to Helsingor and Hillerod as well as the metro to explore the non-tourist areas of Copenhagen at large. Since we'd researched the card ahead of time, we knew to board the Canal cruise near Gammel Strand and not Nyhavn so our app would cover the boarding ticket. Only one member of our group used the Copenhagen Card for travel from the airport into city center, but they said it was simple for them and would highly recommend for those with little to no luggage to get to town.
Highly recommend the purchase and use of the Copenhagen Card for first time visitors to the city who will be most likely to venture to all the sightseeing attractions and utilize the transit options as well!

Not worth getting unless you know the train and bus systems. I live in a city that dies not have a rail stay so it made it hard to navigate so I didn’t bother. You had to know where the bus routes went and that was also had to navigate. I only used it to go to Tivoli so to me it was a waste of money. When I purchased the card it included the hop on hop off bus and canal cruise but they gave now introduced the HOP card which included everything I wanted to do.

Card was very easy to use and quick to scan. We enjoyed the Round Tower, Stromma Canal boat tour, the Tube photo experience, and Tivoli Gardens at night.

This was well worth getting. We got the card for 4 days and enjoyed the unlimited travel, as well as 7-8 attractions.

I think it’s essential if you want to explore the city and do activities to keep kids entertained, otherwise it will be unaffordable.

We stayed in Copenhagen for 10 days and bought a Copenhagen Card for 120 hours for the five days in the middle. Whether it saves you money will depend on your activities but even if it doesn't it makes life so easy, hopping on and off the metro without the hassle of buying the individual ticket each time. The outer days we walked everywhere, doing things in the centre. On four of the five Cop Card days we took a train out of town, visiting Roskilde, Frederiksborg Slot, Arken Museum and Lyndby Open Air Museum. I am sure we must have saved on cost. I purchased the cards before we went to Denmark. I was a little nervous that I might activate it by accident before travelling, but activation is very deliberate. You are asked twice whether you want to activate now, and then you swipe it. Then you have 120 hours. I bought two cards, they were both on my phone, but my wife and I were always travelling together. You don't need to do anything (such as swiping) when travelling on the metro, just produce the card if the inspector comes round (they did once). At museums they swipe the bar code(s). After 120 hours the app shows that it has expired.

Lots to do in Copenhagen with a near 7 yr old, so this is good value. Makes getting around very easy too. We bought 96 hrs for a 108 HR visit.

The card was easy to purchase and have on your phone. Every vendor recognized it and we didn’t have a problem, it was very easy to show and go in. Only thing that didn’t work well was the public transportation

Good opportunity to visit many places in Copenhagen and to move easy and relatively fast. Please try to used the websites of visited objectives and to make reservation before your visit

The travelcard is definitely worth the money as we were able to get all over the city with it during our stay. The discovery card gets you into 80 attractions but unless you have the time probably isn't worth getting.