Copenhagen City Card: Is It Worth It?

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Copenhagen is known for being an expensive city. So in an attempt to save money I purchased the Copenhagen City Card. Discounts in cafes and restaurants, free entrances to various places and it covers the costs of public transport.

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Image: Copenhagen City Card

The Design Museum

Photo Credit: The Design Museum

From fashion to furniture, from posters to consumer products, this museum shows the best and the quirky of Danish design.

Entrance Fee: 100DKR

The Amber Museum

If you want to see something different but fascinating then head to the Amber Museum

Entrance Fee: 25DKR

Tivoli Gardens

Whether you’re a fan of rollercoasters, or whether you just want to walk around soaking up the atmosphere and admiring the gardens. A visit to Tivoli is a must.

Entrance Fee: 110DKR

Note: This does not include tickets for any of the rides.

City Hall Tower Tour

Entrance to the Hall is free but to go up the tower 30DKR

The Round Tower

Head up the tower for a brilliant view of the city.

Entrance Fee: 25DKR

Ruins Under Christiansborg Palace

Entrance Fee: 50DKR

Royal Stables at Christiansborg Palace

Entrance Fee: 50DKR

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During my time in Copenhagen I used the Metro four times and a bus twice. If I had paid for 24hour travel passes that would have cost me 520DKR

I also used the city Card to get 10% discount on drinks at the Hotel Chocolat Café (I’d definitely recommend the Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate)

Total amount of possible cost – 910DKR

Cost of the card – 839DKR (for 120hours)

Amount saved – 71DKR

Overall I would say that the Copenhagen City Card is great value for money.

Copenhagen is generally quite an expensive city so anything that helps bring the costs down is a bonus in my opinion. I would definitely recommend purchasing one before your trip. I didn’t take full advantage of it during my trip but if you’re planning to visit most of the museums in the city and take one (or more) of the boat tours then this will definitely help you save money.

Note: The exchange rate was £1.00/ 8.19DKR at the time of my visit.

All prices stated were correct at the time of my visit.

The card can give you free access to certain sites around the city, but why not check out my post on things to do for free in Copenhagen.

Have you been to Copenhagen?

Did you purchase the Copenhagen Card? How much did you save?

Let me know in the comments.