Monuments and Attractions
Explore Copenhagen's essential attractions for an unforgettable visit. Find pricing, opening hours, and the history behind must-see monuments in the Danish capital!
Tourist attractions
The Little Mermaid
While in Copenhagen you can't miss the city's iconic symbol, the Little Mermaid statue. Discover it's fascinating story and the best time to visit!
Nyhavn Canal
Nyhavn canal in Copenhagen is among the most photographed spots in the Danish capital. Find out how to reach the iconic colorful houses of Copenhagen.
Christiania
Freetown Christiania is Copenhagen's bohemian neighborhood famous for street art, music, and legal marijuana. Get to know its storied past here.
Tivoli Gardens
Tivoli Gardens is the most visited place in Copenhagen, popular for its nice views, roller coasters & shows. Check out opening hours, ticket prices & more.
Christiansborg Palace
Christiansborg Palace is a relfection of Copenhagen's rich history and the Danish monarchy. Check out its opening hours and admission fees here.
Amalienborg Palace
Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen is the winter residence for the Danish royal family. Explore its history by visiting the Amalienborg Museum.
Rundetaarn
Copenhagen's Round Tower is one of the city's most famous structures for its unique shape and spiral ramp, leading up to the world's oldest observatory!
Copenhagen City Hall
Copenhagen's City Hall is one of the city's most important buildings. Read on for its opening hours and cost for visiting the world clock.
Rosenborg Castle
Rosenborg Castle is the best example of Danish architecture in Copenhagen. Get to know Christian IV's favorite residence with a visit.
The Marble Church
Copenhagen's Marble Church is known for its stunning dome and is one of the city's most beautiful structures. Find out prices & how to enjoy the views.
Church of Our Savior
The Church of Our Savior is one of the most iconic buildings in the Copenhagen skyline. Read on to find out admission fees, and opening hours.
The King's Garden
Once the primary leisure space for the monarchs of Rosenborg Castle, the King's Gardens in Copenhagen now serve as the city's principal park.
The Royal Library
The Black Diamond is a building from the University of Copenhagen that combines a studio and lecture hall to create an innovative design. Read on for more!