City cards in Copenhagen

For Copenhagen we currently calculate one card.

Red boat in the Nyhavn canal in front of colourful historic houses in Copenhagen — Photo: Nick Karvounis / Unsplash

View over Copenhagen with Christiansborg Palace, canals and church spires — Photo: Alexander Kovalev / Unsplash

Amagertorv square on the Strøget pedestrian street with the Stork Fountain, seen from above — Photo: Darth Liu / Unsplash

Copenhagen Card
24 h: DKK 589.00 · 48 h: DKK 859.00 · 72 h: DKK 1,039.00 · 96 h: DKK 1,219.00 · 120 h: DKK 1,419.00
Prices as of 10 Nov 2026, no guarantee

Prices can change. Admission and card prices change, sometimes at short notice. We check admission prices at the official source and card prices with the ticket provider you book through. We show the date for every price and check all prices again once a month. The price shown to you at checkout is always the one that applies. If you spot an outdated price, let us know at info@citycardcheck.com.

From the magazine: Copenhagen

Price per day: 9 city cards calculated side by side
Three days cost between €13.00 per day in Vienna and €79.56 per day in London. The cheapest cards, however, include no free admissions. We calculate all nine cards down to a daily price in euros.
Copenhagen Card 24 to 120 hours: what one day costs
The Copenhagen Card costs DKK 589 for 24 hours and DKK 1,419 for 120 hours. We break every option down to a daily price, deduct public transport and show why the fifth day costs more than the third and fourth.
Copenhagen Card or City Pass: what public transport alone costs
The City Pass Small costs DKK 100 for 24 hours, the Copenhagen Card DKK 589. The admissions have to make up the difference. We show the gap for each duration and for trips with the City Pass Large.