Copenhagen Hop On-Hop Off Bus

BUS STOP 1 - VED STRANDEN/STRØGET

Gammel Strand
This is the oldest harbor in Copenhagen! Many years ago, this area was a popular fish market, where fishermen from nearby villages came to sell their catch. At Gammel Strand you'll see beautiful architecture with a mix of architectural styles, from traditional Danish to more modern designs.
Address: Gammel Strand, 1200 Copenhagen K

Christiansborg Palace
Step into the heart of Danish democracy at Christiansborg Palace, where the Danish Parliament pulsates with political life. While the Prime Minister's Office is off-limits, you can still wander through the historic halls and chambers on a guided tour, feeling the weight of decisions made here. And make sure to head up to the tower for a breathtaking view over Copenhagen.
Address: Prins Jørgens Gård 1, 1218 Copenhagen K

The Royal Stables
Visit the royal stables, home of the Royal Family's beautiful white horses since 1740! You can even see Christian V's favorite horse Pearl from the 1600s, as this horse has been stuffed and is displayed in the stables. You can also enjoy beautiful carriages that the royal family have used and are still using for special occasions.
Address: Christiansborg Ridebane 18, 1218 Copenhagen K

The Ruins under Christiansborg Palace
Underneath the palace lie two ancient ruins. The largest is the curtain wall from Bishop Absalon's castle from the 12th century. The other ruin is the foundation of the Blue Tower, where political prisoners and other criminals were locked away. These ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into Copenhagen's past.
Address: Prins Jørgens Gård 1, 1218 Copenhagen K

Klunkehjemmet (The Victorian Home)
Get a glimpse into a Victorian home from the late 19th century, when you visit 'Klunkehjemmet'. This was the home of merchant Rudolph Christensen and his family, and the apartment is furnished by the best interior designers of the time. Take a guided tour of this well-preserved home and feel like you've traveled back in time.
Address: Frederiksholm Kanal 18, 1471 Copenhagen K

The Lapidarium of Kings
Not many have heard about this unique attraction. The Lapidarium is a remarkable collection of historical stone sculptures and fragments, rescued from Copenhagen's buildings that have been renovated or demolished. Explore the city's fascinating architectural and historic heritage and see how Copenhagen's buildings looked in earlier times.
Address: Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen K

The War Museum
Step directly into a replica of a Danish military camp from Afghanistan and get an up-close look at the everyday life of deployed Danish soldiers. Hear tales from the seven seas and delve into Danish war history, spanning from the 1500s to the present day.
Address: Tøjhusgade 3, 1220 Copenhagen K

The Happiness Museum
Why are the Danes so happy? Find out why Denmark is often called the happiest country on earth by paying a visit to The Happiness Museum.
Address: Admiralgade 19, 1066 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 2 - NYHAVN/KONGENS NYTORV

Nyhavn
Nyhavn, the face of Copenhagen! Colorful houses stand side by side and the vibe of the city is almost palpable in this area. Visit one of the cozy cafes and watch the bustling life along the water.
Read about Nyhavn
Address: Nyhavn, 1051 Copenhagen K

The Royal Danish Theatre
Discover the magic backstage of the Royal Danish Theatre, one of Copenhagen's most prestigious cultural institutions. Established in 1748, this theatre has a rich history and is the national stage for opera, ballet, and drama in Denmark.
Address: August Bournonvilles Passage 8, 1055 Copenhagen K

The Royal Danish Playhouse
Go behind-the-scenes on a guided tour of this amazing waterfront building and learn about the architecture, history, and the many popular productions. Afterwards, treat yourself to delicious smørrebrød on the ground floor, while you enjoy the beautiful view of the water.
Address: Sankt Annæ Plads 36, 1250 Copenhagen K

Guiness World Records Museum
Have fun experiencing different interactive games and displays, see interesting exhibits and be amazed by the crazy world records that people have attained.
Address: Østergade 16, 1100 Copenhagen K

Magasin du Nord Museum
Combine shopping with a visit to the warehouse's museum that tells you the interesting story of Magasin du Nord throughout the years. You'll also find displays with collections of dresses, shoes, catalogues and scrapbooks.
Address: Vingårdstræde 6, 1070 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 3 - THE MARBLE CHURCH

Amalienborg Palace
A royal visit is a must when in Copenhagen. Part of the Queen's home is open to visitors, offering a unique opportunity to see royal history up close. As you walk through the rooms, you can almost feel the sweep of history around you.
Read about Amalienborg Palace
Address: Amalienborg, 1257 Copenhagen K

The Royal Guard
Every day at noon you can experience the change of the Royal Guard at Amalienborg Square. This tradition dates back hundreds of years and is one of the most popular attractions in Copenhagen.
Address: Amalienborg, 1257 Copenhagen K

Marmorkirken (The Marble Church)
An iconic landmark and architectural pearl of Copenhagen, the Marble Church is renowned for its Baroque design and one of the largest domes in Northern Europe. The church is well worth a visit, with the opportunity to climb to the top of the dome and enjoy a panoramic view of Copenhagen. Don't miss out on this breathtaking experience!
Address: Frederiksgade 4, 1265 Copenhagen K

Danish Design Museum
Explore the stories behind the fabulous exhibitions at Design Museum Denmark through our guided tours, and gain insights into the minds of renowned designers and architects.
Address: Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen K

Medical Museion
Medicine has changed and evolved continuously over the past 200+ years. Dive into the fascinating journey of medicine and learn more about skin diseases, treatments, blood, bones and medical instruments. You'll be happy you weren't born a 200 years ago!
Address: Bredgade 62, 1260 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 4 - THE GEFION FOUNTAIN

Kastellet (The Citadell)
Discover one of Northern Europe's best-preserved star fortresses. While it still serves as a military area, visitors are welcome to explore its roads, paths, and ramparts.
Address: Gl. Hovedvagt, Kastellet 1, 2100 Copenhagen Oe

The Churchill Park
This public park is named after Winston Churchill as a tribute to the British assistance in World War II. The beautiful park is home to several monuments, the magnificent St. Alban's Church, and the Museum of Danish Resistance.
Address: Churchillparken 7, 1263 Copenhagen

The Gefion Fountain
This iconic fountain, the largest monument in Copenhagen, is inspired by Norse mythology and the tale of the goddess Gefion. This Neo-Baroque style fountain is not only captivating but also rich in detail. Visit at night to see its stunning illumination.
Address: Churchillparken, 1263 Copenhagen

The Danish Museum of Resistance
Get a detailed look into the history of the Danish resistance movement during World War II, when Denmark was occupied by Nazi Germany. Read personal stories and see historic artifacts.
Address: Esplanaden 13, 1263 Copenhagen

BUS STOP 5 - THE LITTLE MERMAID

The Little Mermaid
The Little Mermaid is probably the most famous attraction in Denmark, and you don't want to miss a photo op with the famous mermaid. Whether you're a fan of the fairy tale or just love iconic landmarks, The Little Mermaid is a must-see.
Address: Langelinie, 2100 Copenhagen Oe

Langelinie
Take a walk along Langelinie and soak in the stunning views of Copenhagen's waterfront. Starting from the iconic Little Mermaid, experience the blend of historical landmarks and modern Danish design as you make your way towards Nyhavn.
Address: Langelinie, 2100 Copenhagen Oe

BUS STOP 9 - ROSENBORG CASTLE/SMK

Rosenborg Castle
This beautiful Renaissance castle is the home of the Danish crown jewels and offers you a glimpse into royal history. Take a tour through historic rooms, like Christian IV's Writing Room and Bedrooms. You can even see his toilet!
Read about Rosenborg Castle
Address: Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 Copenhagen K

The King's Garden
The oldest Royal Garden in Denmark is located right in the heart of Copenhagen. Stroll around in the beautiful garden, enjoy the beautiful surroundings and all the different sculptures. Visit the playground if you are traveling with kids.
Address: Øster Voldgade 4A, 1350 Copenhagen K

SMK
Denmark's largest art museum and definitely worth a visit! Explore a variety of exhibitions, performances, and creative workshops. Delight in the impressive art collection, boasting over 260,000 works, or take a tour of the Collections.
Address: Sølvgade 48-50, 1307 Copenhagen K

Botanical Garden
A garden out of the ordinary as you will find the largest collection of living plants in Denmark. If you are interested in botany, gardening, or just love plants this is a place to visit.
Address: Gothersgade 128, 1123 Copenhagen K

Natural History Museum of Denmark
Experience interesting exhibitions, marvel at the impressive mineral collection, and enjoy exquisite art. In the summer, don't miss the chance to visit the Butterfly House in the garden.
Address: Øster Voldgade 5-7, 1350 Copenhagen K

The Workers Museum
Experience Danish everyday life in the 1950s, learn about the development of industrial work, or visit the Workers Museum for Children, where the kids can experience how it was to be a child i the old days. They can play, dress up or dance. Try a cup of 1950s chicory coffee and enjoy a traditional Danish lunch.
Address: Rømersgade 22, 1362 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 10 - GAMMEL TORV

Hard Rock Cafe
Don't like Smørrebrød? Enjoy some real American food at Hard Rock Café instead. Buy a souvenir from the Rock 'n Roll Museum and recharge for more sightseeing and shopping.
Address: Rådhuspladsen 45/47, 1550 Copenhagen V

Rundetaarn (The Round Tower)
One of Copenhagen's most iconic landmarks! Take the steep, swirling path to the top and be rewarded with a magnificent panoramic view of Copenhagen.
Read about Rundetaarn (The Round Tower)
Address: Købmagergade 52A, 1150 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 11 - CITY HALL SQUARE/NATIONAL MUSEUM OF DENMARK

Glyptoteket
Take a walk through this amazing museum that has a collection of more than 10,000 works of art and archaeological objects! Travel back 6,000 years and experience how life, culture and civilisation have evolved from then to now.
Read about Glyptoteket Copenhagen
Address: Dantes Plads 7, 1556 Copenhagen V

City Hall
Explore Copenhagen's City Hall, a masterpiece of National Romantic architecture! Take a guided tour of the City Hall and feel the city's vibrant history.
Address: Rådhuspladsen 1, 1550 Copenhagen V

The National Museum
Want to know more about the famous— and infamous—Vikings? Meet the heathens that were once kings of the north. Learn more about the Danish heritage and see the amazing Trundholm Sun Chariot, a Bronze Age artifact found right here on Zealand.
Read about The National Museum
Address: Ny Vestergade 10, 1471 Copenhagen K

Strøget (Shopping Street)
Shop till you drop! On Strøget you'll find lots of great shopping, but we recommend that you also take some detours along the narrow side streets as these streets hide lots of gems and fantastic shops that you don't want to miss.
Address: ,  Copenhagen K

Ripley's Believe it or not
Step into beloved fairytales in the Hans Christian Andersen Experience, visit the Illusions Zone, run through the terrifying Torture Gallery and go see a real shrunken head up close!
Address: Rådhuspladsen 57, 1550 Copenhagen V

BUS STOP 12 - TIVOLI/RADISSON COLLECTION ROYAL HOTEL

Tivoli Gardens
A visit to Tivoli Gardens is an absolute must when in Copenhagen! With a tour pass you can try all the enchanting rides over and over, and between rides you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings and amazing food.
Read about Tivoli Gardens
Address: Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 Copenhagen V

BUS STOP 13 - FISKETORVET SHOPPING MALL/TIVOLI HOTEL

Fisketorvet Shopping Mall
Large shopping mall with a good variety of shops, cozy cafes, as well as a great movie theatre. And if you are a Pokemon fan, this is the perfect hunting place for Pokemon Go players.
Address: Havneholmen 5, 1561 Copenhagen V

Kødbyen (The Meatpacking District)
Looking for great food, fantastic cocktails, and the perfect place to meet the Copenhageners? The Meatpacking District is the place to be! The atmosphere in this localhood is truly something else.
Address: ,  Copenhagen V

BUS STOP 15 - THE BLACK DIAMOND/DAC/BLOX

DAC - Danish Architecture Center
Learn more about Danish architecture from the Viking Age to modern day, go on a guided tour, experience fascinating exhibitions and much more.
Read about DAC – Danish Architecture Centre
Address: Bryghuspladsen 10, 1473 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 12 - TIVOLI/RADISSON COLLECTION ROYAL HOTEL

Tivoli Gardens
A visit to Tivoli Gardens is an absolute must when in Copenhagen! With a tour pass you can try all the enchanting rides over and over, and between rides you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings and amazing food.
Read about Tivoli Gardens
Address: Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 Copenhagen V

BUS STOP 21 - PLANETARIUM

Planetariet (The Planetarium)
Discover the cosmos like never before! Explore interactive exhibits, see a real lunar rock, and take a closer look at the Big Bang. Treat yourself to a movie experience out of the ordinary in the tilted dome.
Address: Gl. Kongevej 10, 1610 Copenhagen V

BUS STOP 23 - THE HORTICULTURAL GARDEN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN

The Horticultural Garden
This tranquil little garden is cozy and beautiful. There are lots of different plants, flowers and trees and this is the perfect place to go if you need a little break from the busy city. Bring some coffee or lunch and enjoy some peace and quiet.
Address: Bülowsvej 17, 1870 Frederiksberg

BUS STOP 24 - FREDERIKSBERG SHOPPING MALL

FRB. C (Shopping Mall)
Here you'll find a diverse selection of shops, from fashion and beauty to home décor and tech. Plus, there's a variety of restaurants and cafes for when you need a break from shopping.
Address: Falkoner Allé 21, 2000 Frederiksberg

BUS STOP 26 - ROYAL COPENHAGEN OUTLET

Royal Copenhagen Outlet
Get a great deal on the famous Royal Copenhagen porcelain. The outlet features 2nd-grade items, but it's very hard to spot the minor flaws in the design—small enough that you don't have to tell your friends!
Address: Søndre Fasanvej 9, 2000 Frederiksberg

BUS STOP 27 - COPENHAGEN ZOO/CISTERNERNE

Copenhagen Zoo
Pandas, penguins, and prairie dogs. Tigers, toucans, and tapirs. You will most definitely find your favorite animal in the Zoo! You'll also find a great playground and lots of areas with room to play and chill.
Read about Copenhagen Zoo
Address: Roskildevej 32, 2000 Frederiksberg

Cisternerne
Discover the unique subterranean art space and immerse yourself in a distinctive art experience! Be sure to explore Denmark's only dripstone cave. With temperatures ranging from 4 to 16 degrees Celsius, warm clothing is a must.
Address: Søndermarken, opposite Frederiksberg Palace, 2000 Frederiksberg

BUS STOP 28 - DE SMÅ HAVER/BAKKEHUSET

Bakkehuset
Follow in the very footsteps of the famous Danish author H.C. Andersen with a visit to Bakkehuset, a place he often frequented for inspiration! Pay a visit to The Fairytale Academy and write your very own fairytale, using pen and ink just as H.C. Andersen di
Address: Rahbeks Allé 23, 1801 Frederiksberg

BUS STOP 29 - FREDERIKSBERG GARDEN/FREDERIKSBERG ALLÉ

Frederiksberg Gardens
Need to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Take a leisurely stroll in Frederiksberg Garden. Wander along its picturesque paths and immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings. You'll soon forget that the bustling city is just beyond the trees.
Address: , 2000 Frederiksberg

Frederiksberg Allé
Originally constructed in 1704 as the king's private road leading to his new summer residence, Frederiksberg Palace, this tree-lined avenue is one of the most beautiful streets in Copenhagen. Here you'll find cool shops, cozy cafes, and great restaurants. Here you'll find cool shops, cozy cafes, and great restaurants. Be sure to also enjoy the amazing architecture as you stroll along.
Address: Frederiksberg Allé, 2000 Frederiksberg

BUS STOP 30 - MEATPACKING DISTRICT/SCANDIC KØDBYEN

Kødbyen (The Meatpacking District)
Looking for great food, fantastic cocktails, and the perfect place to meet the Copenhageners? The Meatpacking District is the place to be! The atmosphere in this localhood is truly something else.
Address: ,  Copenhagen V

BUS STOP 1 - VED STRANDEN/STRØGET

Strøget (Shopping Street)
Shop till you drop! On Strøget you'll find lots of great shopping, but we recommend that you also take some detours along the narrow side streets as these streets hide lots of gems and fantastic shops that you don't want to miss.
Address: ,  Copenhagen K

Gammel Strand
This is the oldest harbor in Copenhagen! Many years ago, this area was a popular fish market, where fishermen from nearby villages came to sell their catch. At Gammel Strand you'll see beautiful architecture with a mix of architectural styles, from traditional Danish to more modern designs.
Address: Gammel Strand, 1200 Copenhagen K

Christiansborg Palace
Step into the heart of Danish democracy at Christiansborg Palace, where the Danish Parliament pulsates with political life. While the Prime Minister's Office is off-limits, you can still wander through the historic halls and chambers on a guided tour, feeling the weight of decisions made here. And make sure to head up to the tower for a breathtaking view over Copenhagen.
Address: Prins Jørgens Gård 1, 1218 Copenhagen K

The Royal Stables
Visit the royal stables, home of the Royal Family's beautiful white horses since 1740! You can even see Christian V's favorite horse Pearl from the 1600s, as this horse has been stuffed and is displayed in the stables. You can also enjoy beautiful carriages that the royal family have used and are still using for special occasions.
Address: Christiansborg Ridebane 18, 1218 Copenhagen K

The Ruins under Christiansborg Palace
Underneath the palace lie two ancient ruins. The largest is the curtain wall from Bishop Absalon's castle from the 12th century. The other ruin is the foundation of the Blue Tower, where political prisoners and other criminals were locked away. These ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into Copenhagen's past.
Address: Prins Jørgens Gård 1, 1218 Copenhagen K

The Lapidarium of Kings
Not many have heard about this unique attraction. The Lapidarium is a remarkable collection of historical stone sculptures and fragments, rescued from Copenhagen's buildings that have been renovated or demolished. Explore the city's fascinating architectural and historic heritage and see how Copenhagen's buildings looked in earlier times.
Address: Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen K

Klunkehjemmet (The Victorian Home)
Get a glimpse into a Victorian home from the late 19th century, when you visit 'Klunkehjemmet'. This was the home of merchant Rudolph Christensen and his family, and the apartment is furnished by the best interior designers of the time. Take a guided tour of this well-preserved home and feel like you've traveled back in time.
Address: Frederiksholm Kanal 18, 1471 Copenhagen K

The Happiness Museum
Why are the Danes so happy? Find out why Denmark is often called the happiest country on earth by paying a visit to The Happiness Museum.
Address: Admiralgade 19, 1066 Copenhagen K

The War Museum
Step directly into a replica of a Danish military camp from Afghanistan and get an up-close look at the everyday life of deployed Danish soldiers. Hear tales from the seven seas and delve into Danish war history, spanning from the 1500s to the present day.
Address: Tøjhusgade 3, 1220 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 31 - CHRISTIANSHAVN

Christianshavn
This popular historic local hood is a great place to visit all year! Explore the colorful murals and unique handmade houses, stroll along the canal and pay a visit to one of the cozy cafes or Michelin restaurants.
Address: ,  Christianshavn

Our Saviour's Church
Climb the 400 steps to the top of the church tower and enjoy the amazing view over the city. Admire the unique altarpiece, a true artistic masterpiece.
Address: Sankt Annæ Plads 296, 1416 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 32 - CHRISTIANIA FREETOWN

Freetown Christiania
This autonomous neighborhood is a vibrant cultural space, known for its unique lifestyle and colorful murals.
Address: Prinsessegade 45, 1440 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 33 - THE OPERA

The Royal Danish Opera House
This architectural masterpiece is also one of the most expensive and modern opera houses in the world! Take a guided tour and explore the beautiful building from the inside.
Address: Ekvipagemestervej 10, 1438 Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 34 - STREET FOOD/REFFEN

Refshaleøen
This former industrial zone is now a cultural hub, offering everything from music festivals to art installations and street food. Visit the popular Halvandet, play padel or visit one of the trendy bars. Meet the locals and experience another side of Copenhagen.
Address: Refshalevej 167A,  Copenhagen K

BUS STOP 35 - ISLANDS BRYGGE/CASINO COPENHAGEN

Islands Brygge
Located along the waterfront this vibrant local hood is very popular among locals and tourists alike. Islands Brygge is a popular location for events, including outdoor concerts, food festivals, and art exhibitions, especially during the summer months, where it's also possible to swim in the harbor.
Address: Islands Brygge, 2300 Copenhagen S

Casino Copenhagen
Casino Copenhagen is one of Denmark's largest and most well-known casinos. It's located in the heart of Copenhagen, making it easily accessible for both locals and tourists. The casino offers a variety of gaming options and is a popular entertainment destination.
Address: Amager Boulevard 70, 2300 Copenhagen S

BUS STOP 12 - TIVOLI/RADISSON COLLECTION ROYAL HOTEL

Tivoli Gardens
A visit to Tivoli Gardens is an absolute must when in Copenhagen! With a tour pass you can try all the enchanting rides over and over, and between rides you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings and amazing food.
Read about Tivoli Gardens
Address: Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 Copenhagen V