Copenhagen Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours

Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen's crown jewel, is an amusement park that blends history with heart-pounding rides like the Demon rollercoaster ride and Vertigo, enchanting gardens, and a truly magical atmosphere. Founded way back in 1843, it holds the title of the world's second-oldest amusement park, making it a historic landmark as well as a fun-filled destination.

Copenhagen's Holmen Church is the church of the Danish Royal Family. Step inside and be wowed by the stunning baroque architecture. The church's history is linked to Copenhagen's old harbor. In fact, "Holmen" means "islets" in Danish, a nod to its nautical past.

Christiansborg Palace is home to Denmark's Parliament, the Supreme Court, and the Ministry of the State. The Danish royals also use parts of the palace for royal receptions.

Home to the Danish Royal Family, the Amalienborg Palace also houses a museum dedicated to the monarchy.

Rosenborg Castle is a Renaissance castle built originally as a country summerhouse in the 1600s. This castle is home to the Danish Crown Jewels. Rosenborg Castle is also bursting with ancient artifacts that tell the story of Denmark's past.

Copenhagen's Nyhavn is like a fairytale come to life with colorful 17th-century townhouses lining a picturesque canal, bobbing boats, and a lively atmosphere. Take a boat tour or just stroll along the waterfront and soak up the scenery. Even the famous author Hans Christian Anderson lived here for a while.

The National Museum of Denmark, the largest museum of cultural history in Denmark, is your one-stop shop for exploring Denmark's incredible story, starting all the way back in the Stone Age to Vikings, Danish kings and queens, and how Denmark has become the modern country it is today.

Feeling like you need a break from the hustle and bustle of Copenhagen? Look no further than the city center's 10-hectare Botanical Garden! This garden is home to Denmark's biggest collection of living plants from all corners of the globe. See historical glasshouses, dating all the way back to 1874. 

The Copenhagen Zoo is your one-stop shop for meeting over 4,000 amazing animals, including rare ones like dwarf silks, polar bears, Tasmanian devils, sloths, red pandas, reindeer, and emu! The zoo is actually located within a historic royal park and one of the oldest in Europe.

Designed by Danish architect Henning Larsen, the Royal Danish Opera House is a modern opera house with a sleek design and innovative architecture. The building's most distinctive feature is its diamond-shaped facade, composed of thousands of glass panels. Built on a man-made island with an exterior that reflects the water and the sky, the Opera House is designed to blend seamlessly with its surroundings. It also incorporates many sustainable features, such as energy-efficient lighting and heating systems.