Copenhagen Card 96 Hours

The 96-hour Copenhagen Card is available on Discover only — not Hop. Here’s what four full days gets you, and whether it’s worth stepping up from 72 hours.

Price & Coverage

What the 96-hour Copenhagen Card costs and covers

Copenhagen Card
96-Hour Discover Card
$189.30 (€163.13)
Per day: €40.75 — lower than 72hr
80+ museums & attractions
Unlimited public transport — metro, trains, buses, harbour buses
Airport metro included — no extra cost
Day trips covered — Kronborg, Louisiana, Roskilde and more
Four full days — 96 hours from activation
Copenhagen Card
Hop Card
Not Available
96-hour duration not offered
Hop card stops at 72 hours maximum
No 96-hour or 120-hour options
Day trips not possible with Hop card
Worth It?

Three reasons to consider the 96-hour card

1
Lower per-day cost than 72 hours

The 96-hour card costs €163.13 over four days — that’s €40.75 per day. The 72-hour card costs €139.05 over three days — that’s €46.35 per day. The longer duration gives you better value if you can use all four days.

2
Two full day trips easily achievable

Four days allows for two comfortable day trips outside Copenhagen — Kronborg Castle (40 minutes), Louisiana Museum (40 minutes), or Roskilde (30 minutes). You can even combine Kronborg and Roskilde on the same day by train.

3
96 hours is Discover only

The Hop card stops at 72 hours maximum — no 96-hour or 120-hour options. For four days in Copenhagen, the Discover card is your only choice, and it includes all public transport plus day trips.

Four-Day Itinerary

How to use your 96 hours

1

Day 1 — City Centre Highlights

Tivoli Gardens (gardens entry included, rides extra), Canal Tours Copenhagen from Gammel Strand or Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle and Crown Jewels, Christiansborg Royal Reception Rooms.

2

Day 2 — Kronborg Castle Day Trip

Take the train to Helsingør (40 minutes). Kronborg Castle — Hamlet’s castle and UNESCO World Heritage site. Entry included with your Discover card. Train covered by your card.

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Day 3 — Louisiana Museum Day Trip

Take the train to Humlebæk (40 minutes). Louisiana Museum of Modern Art — world-class modern art and sculpture gardens by the sea. Train and entry both included with your Discover card.

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Day 4 — Roskilde Day Trip

Take the train to Roskilde (30 minutes). Viking Ship Museum — five original Viking ships. Train and entry included with your Discover card. Travelling with children? Copenhagen Zoo is a great alternative for day 4.

Common Questions

96-hour Copenhagen Card questions

Why is 96 hours Discover only?

The Hop card is designed for short city breaks and stops at 72 hours maximum. The 96-hour and 120-hour durations are only available on the Discover card, which includes unlimited public transport and day trips outside Copenhagen.

96 hours vs 120 hours — which should I choose?

The 96-hour card covers four full days and costs €163.13 (€40.75 per day). The 120-hour card covers five full days and costs €189.90 (€37.98 per day). Choose 120 hours if you want five days or can make use of the slightly better per-day value.

Is four days enough for Copenhagen?

Four days allows for two city days and two day trips, which covers the main attractions comfortably. If you want to explore more of the Capital Region or prefer a slower pace, consider the 120-hour card for five full days.

See the 120-hour card or compare all durations

Ready to Book?

Buy the 96-hour Copenhagen Card

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before use — activated cards are non-refundable.

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Adult price: $189.30 (€163.13) — child and youth discounts available