The Copenhagen Card, worth it or not?
What it includes
Unlimited buses, metro and trains across the region (including the airport), plus free entry to more than 80 attractions such as Tivoli, Rosenborg, the Round Tower and canal tours. Sold in 24 to 120-hour versions.
Is it worth it?
Do the maths against your plan: entry to Tivoli, a castle or two, a canal tour and a few museums plus transport adds up fast, and the card often wins for busy sightseeing days. If you are mostly wandering, cycling and eating rather than paying entries, a simple City Pass for transport alone may be better value.
City Pass vs Copenhagen Card
The City Pass covers only transport (cheaper, good if you skip paid attractions). The Copenhagen Card covers transport plus entries. Pick based on how many paid attractions you will actually visit.
Common questions
Is the Copenhagen Card worth it?
If you visit several paid attractions per day, usually yes. For a slow, wander-heavy trip, a transport-only City Pass may be cheaper.
What does the Copenhagen Card include?
Unlimited regional transport plus free entry to 80+ attractions, including Tivoli and the airport transfer.
Where do I buy it?
Online in advance or at the airport and stations; it activates on first use.