Day 1
Nyhavn and the royal quarter
- 9:30NyhavnSight
- 10:30FrederiksstadenSight
- 12:00FrederiksstadenSight
- 14:00LangelinieSight
- 15:30ØsterbroWalk
Day by day
Day 2
Museums and Tivoli
- 10:00VesterbroSight
- 13:00Indre BySight
- 16:00VesterbroSight
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Day 3
Rosenborg and the old city
- 10:00Indre BySight
- 12:00Indre ByWalk
- 13:30Indre BySight
- 15:00StrøgetIndre ByWalk
- 16:30SlotsholmenSight
Day 4
Christianshavn
- 10:00ChristianshavnSight
- 12:00ChristianshavnWalk
- 15:00Black DiamondSlotsholmenSight
Day 5
Louisiana
- 10:00HumlebækDay trip
Day 6
Kronborg
- 10:00KronborgHelsingørDay trip
- 13:30M/S Maritime Museum of DenmarkHelsingørSight
Day 7
Frederiksberg and Vesterbro
- 10:00FrederiksbergWalk
- 12:30KødbyenVesterbroWalk
- 14:30FrederiksstadenSight
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Copenhagen questions
Is one week enough for Copenhagen?
One week covers central sights plus day trips to Louisiana and Helsingør. Regional trains are priced by zone, so buy on the day in the DOT app or at the station.
Do I need to book Tivoli Gardens tickets ahead?
Buying online ahead saves queuing at the gate in summer. Standard admission covers the gardens only; rides need a separate multi-ride ticket or an unlimited-ride wristband. Tivoli opens in seasons, so check dates before you go.
How do I get to Louisiana Museum from Copenhagen?
Take the regional train from Copenhagen Central to Humlebæk station then walk 10 minutes. Trains run every 20 minutes and a one-way ticket costs 60 DKK.
Is a Copenhagen Card worth buying for a week?
Get the 5-day Copenhagen Card if you plan four or more paid attractions plus daily metro use. It covers entry to Rosenborg, the National Museum and most transport.
