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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.

In short: for three days, the nine cards we calculate cost between €13.00 per day (Vienna City Card) and €79.56 per day (London Pass). The two cheapest cards, however, include no free admissions, only public transport and discounts. Among the cards with free admissions, the Barcelona Card is the cheapest at €19.67 per day. Whether a card pays off for you is decided by the admissions you use, not the daily price. As of 31 Oct 2026.

What we calculate with

All prices are for adults. Most card prices are the prices at the ticket provider Tiqets, where you can book. For the I amsterdam City Card and the Berlin WelcomeCard (zone AB, without Potsdam) we calculate with the issuer's price. We convert pounds and kroner with the European Central Bank reference rate of 30 Oct 2026: €1 equals £0.8338 and DKK 7.4735. Tiqets itself settles the Budapest Card in euros, so there we use that euro price. If Tiqets shows you a euro price for London or Copenhagen, it can differ by a few cents from the converted amount.

Three days compared

Three days or 72 hours are available for eight of the nine cards, so that is where we compare. The free admissions column shows whether the card includes admissions entirely or only gives discounts.

Card3 daysPer dayPublic transportFree admissions
Vienna City Card€39.00€13.00yesno, discounts only
Berlin WelcomeCard (AB)€39.50€13.17yesno, discounts only
Barcelona Card€59.00€19.67yesyes
Lisboa Card€62.00€20.67yesyes
Budapest Card€76.50€25.50yesyes
I amsterdam City Card€115.00€38.33yesyes
Copenhagen Card€139.02 (DKK 1,039)€46.34yesyes
London Pass€238.67 (£199)€79.56noyes

The Paris Museum Pass has no option for three days. The 4-day pass costs €129, which is €32.25 per day, without public transport. How the validity periods work out there is covered in Paris Museum Pass for 2, 4 or 6 days: the price per day.

The cheapest day for each card

With the longest option, the price per day falls for every card. But that only helps you if you use all the days.

CardLongest optionPricePer day
Vienna City Card7 days€39.00€5.57
Berlin WelcomeCard (AB)6 days€58.50€9.75
Barcelona Card5 days€79.00€15.80
Lisboa Card3 days€62.00€20.67
Budapest Card4 days€100.80€25.20
Paris Museum Pass6 days€159.00€26.50
I amsterdam City Card5 days€140.00€28.00
London Pass10 days€365.80 (£305)€36.58
Copenhagen Card5 days€189.87 (DKK 1,419)€37.97

The Lisboa Card is available for 72 hours at most. For the Vienna City Card, the 7-day card at Tiqets costs the same as the 72-hour card, which is why its daily price is so low.

Why the daily price alone says little

The cards include very different things. Vienna and Berlin are the cheapest per day because they include public transport and discounts, but not a single free admission. At the other end, the Copenhagen Card and the London Pass include every site in our attractions lists for free. With the London Pass, rides on bus and rail cost extra. The same goes for the Paris Museum Pass.

A high daily price therefore does not mean a card is not worth it. It only means you need more admissions before it pays off. How many that is for each card is worked out in the break-even articles:

A single day

Six of the nine cards are available for 24 hours or one calendar day. Barcelona Card, Berlin WelcomeCard and Paris Museum Pass start at 2 days.

  • Vienna City Card: €19.00
  • Lisboa Card: €31.00
  • Budapest Card: €47.70
  • I amsterdam City Card: €67.00
  • Copenhagen Card: €78.81 (DKK 589)
  • London Pass: €125.93 (£105)

Which card suits your trip ultimately depends on city, length of stay and programme. You can find the cards with all validity periods in the overview of city cards. You work out your own selection in the calculator of the respective card.

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Frequently asked questions

Which city card is cheapest per day?

For three days, the Vienna City Card at €13.00 per day, just ahead of the Berlin WelcomeCard (AB) at €13.17. Both include public transport and discounts, but no free admissions. With free admissions, the Barcelona Card is cheapest at €19.67 per day (as of 31 Oct 2026).

Which city card is the most expensive?

The London Pass: £199 for three days, converted €238.67 or €79.56 per day, without public transport (as of 31 Oct 2026, ECB rate of 30 Oct 2026).

How do you convert pounds and kroner into euros?

With the European Central Bank reference rate of 30 Oct 2026: €1 equals £0.8338 and DKK 7.4735. Tiqets itself settles the Budapest Card in euros, so there we use the euro price.

Sources

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.

Data source: Adult card prices from our price database: at the ticket provider Tiqets, where you can book (queried on 31 Oct 2026), I amsterdam City Card and Berlin WelcomeCard (zone AB) from the issuer (as of 23 Sep and 24 Sep 2026). Budapest Card at the euro price that Tiqets charges. Pounds and kroner converted at the ECB reference rate of 30 Oct 2026. Number of free admissions from our attractions lists.

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