Herlev attractions

With this ticket to Tivoli Gardens, you will spend a full day at the theme park located in central Copenhagen. Tivoli Gardens is the world’s second-oldest amusement park and features various antique rides. You’ll have a standard admission ticket that will let you explore the gardens, take a walk and capture photos. During the holiday season, the park will transform into a Christmas wonderland with snow-covered houses, a gingerbread castle and more decorations. In addition, you will be able to visit on New Year’s Eve to attend a dinner party and watch the fireworks.

At the magical Tivoli Gardens, you'll find a wide selection of rides and family-friendly activities. You can spend your day exploring the many attractions and discover highlights like the futuristic, VR-enhanced The Demon, The Star Flier and the Ferris wheel. You can even go for a ride on one of the world's oldest wooden rollercoasters, the Rutschebanen.

You’ll see Copenhagen’s waterfront from the water on a canal cruise that takes you past the city’s key sights. Along the route you’ll pass the Little Mermaid statue, Amalienborg Palace and the Copenhagen Opera House, with the harbour and canals providing close-up views of each landmark. You can relax and take in the scenery as the city unfolds around you. A guide will provide history about Copenhagen and its monuments, pointing out stories and details as you move through the waterways. Along the way you’ll also discover neighbourhoods such as Christianshavn and Christiania, getting a sense of how different areas sit beside the canals and contribute to the city’s character. The commentary and the waterfront perspective together give a clear, immediate picture of Copenhagen’s landmarks and neighbourhoods.

With a Copenhagen Card, you’ll be able to make the most of your time in the capital with access to a wide array of attractions. Your card will include admission to a total of 89 museums and other destinations. Some of the recent inclusions you’ll find are the Casino Marienlyst, Casino Vesterport, the ENIGMA, Museum of Danish Resistance, the Cisterns, Elsinore Museum and Design Museum Denmark. Your card will be valid for your choice of 1–5 days and will also offer free public transport throughout the whole city to ensure that you can get around with ease.

During this hour-long tour, you'll make your way through the charming canals of the Christianshavn district and historic harbor. You'll have incredible views of the city from the water, and you'll pass famous attractions like the Little Mermaid statue, The Opera House and the royal Amalienborg Palace. Along the way, you'll learn about the history and culture of Copenhagen and its attractions.

This sightseeing cruise through Malmö’s canals gives you clear, unobstructed views from an open‑top boat as you pass under historic bridges and take in the city’s top landmarks from the water. Your onboard guide will share stories about Malmö’s history, its architecture and the key attractions you see along the way, so you’ll learn about the places you’re passing while enjoying the riverside perspective. Before departure you can visit the nearby café, which offers cinnamon rolls, ice cream, Swedish Candy Mix, local snack bags and more. You’re welcome to bring a picnic from the café menu and enjoy it on board during the cruise, making the trip a relaxed way to combine a light meal with sightseeing.

If you're a history buff, this tour is probably not for you. In Copenhagen, politically incorrect guides blend humour with history to create a walking experience for people who are tired of traditional sightseeing and open to being pleasantly offended. You will laugh (sometimes when you probably shouldn't) as the guide uncovers hidden stories in the city’s streets. As you move through the cobblestoned lanes once walked by H.C. Andersen, you will hear tales about historic Denmark alongside quirky anecdotes about Copenhagen today. There’ll be a little lore and a little gore, with stories of princes and perversions, gratification and tax equations. You will learn practical things to know—and just as importantly, what to avoid—while being given a condensed view of a thousand years of history. Save your phone battery; the guides have built-in GPS.

With a ticket to the Home of Carlsberg exhibition, you'll be immersed in the world of Danish beer. You'll follow the story of the brewers, founded by J.C. Jacobsen and son in 1847, at the site of the original brewery. You can engage with interactive games and videos and view one of the largest collections of beer bottles in the world. You'll also have the opportunity to add various extras to your visit, like beer tasting in the old storage cellars or a guided tour of the former brewery. After your tour, you'll receive a draft beer in a cozy bar. You can also visit the horse stables and sculpture garden.

This full-day tour takes you along the coast road, Strandvejen, to Hamlet's Castle in the charming old town of Helsingør (Elsinor). You will arrive in the town centre and have time to explore the historic streets and waterfront before sailing across the Øresund to Sweden. On the Swedish side you travel along country roads to the ancient city of Lund. Here you can visit Lund Cathedral, completed in 1145, and wander the tiny streets behind it where houses date back to the 1700s. Afterwards you continue to Malmö, Sweden's third largest city, where you will have a chance to shop and may benefit from Sweden's lower purchase taxes. The tour concludes with a return to Copenhagen across the Øresund Bridge. You will need to bring your passport.

With a prepaid ticket, you always know that you will be able to get in no matter how long the line is. You get to see the whole exhibit, smell nine different smelly foods, and taste 10-15 different types of food at the tasting bar.

This 1.5-hour live guided canal tour sails to hip, modern Nordhavn and out toward Sydhavnen, and is a great way to learn about Copenhagen’s rich history. Join the canal tour to see famous attractions such as The Old Stock Exchange, The Little Mermaid, and Amalienborg Palace. You’ll also pass by the lesser-known attractions, such as the Genetically Modified Little Mermaid.

With this ticket, you'll be able to freely explore the city's landmarks with hop-on, hop-off bus transport. After redeeming your voucher at one of the tour's 23 stops, you'll be able to board a bus and set off across the city. You'll make stops at some of Copenhagen's most famous landmarks, including Niels Brocks Gade, Børsen, Gefion Fountain and The Little Mermaid. You can leave the bus at each location and independently explore the area before catching a later bus to continue your journey through the city. You can learn more about Copenhagen and its history with the onboard audio guide. You'll also have the opportunity to include a one-hour sightseeing boat tour in your experience.

In Copenhagen, a self-guided tour app will let you explore the city's history and culture at your own pace. You will begin at colourful Nyhavn, the 17th-century waterfront and canal district, then move on to Amalienborg Palace to witness the Changing of the Royal Guard. Along the way you will admire the architecture of Rosenborg Castle and stroll through the atmospheric Latin Quarter. As you continue, you will sample local flavours at Torvehallerne food market and view art and sculpture in the National Gallery of Denmark and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. You will visit Christiansborg Palace in the city centre to see the seat of the Danish Parliament, and explore the interactive exhibits at the National Museum of Denmark. The route will also take you past the historic Nyboder district for a glimpse of naval history, and finish with a relaxed walk through Tivoli Gardens, taking in the park’s distinctive atmosphere.

This tour offers an offbeat walk around Copenhagen’s Inner Harbour Bridge and the neighbourhood of Christiania. It’s not aimed at strict history buffs but at people who are tired of conventional sightseeing and don’t mind being pleasantly offended. As you move through the area, you’ll hear stories that could belong in a Scandinavian film noir — topics such as suicide, shipping magnates and socialism feature in the narrative. Along the way you’ll learn about Copenhagen’s food scene, from award‑winning dining to street food, and get the lowdown on both bougie and budget options. The guide will also introduce you to Christiania’s colourful inhabitants — including a troll — and explain what makes the area unique. The walk finishes outside Christiania, leaving you well equipped to explore the neighbourhood on your own.

Get an up-close and personal view of Copenhagen on a relaxed, easy‑going bike tour that suits the city’s flat streets and excellent cycling infrastructure. You’ll meet a charismatic guide at a central meeting point and settle into traditional, easy-to-handle bicycles before setting off with a small group. Riding feels comfortable and unhurried, letting you take in the city as you move through its neighbourhoods. Along the way, the guide’s unique storytelling will give you a clear sense of what Copenhagen is all about. You’ll wave hello to The Little Mermaid, see Christiansborg Castle, and pass many other sights that make up the city’s character. Enjoy the views with your fellow riders and the simple pleasure of exploring Copenhagen on two wheels, with plenty of moments to listen, look and picture life in the Danish capital.