No ticket windows, no paying separately at each attraction. Choose your card below — instant confirmation, activate on your phone, free cancellation up to 24 hours before use.
80+ museums & attractions · All public transport including airport metro · Day trips to Kronborg, Louisiana, Roskilde · 24 to 120 hours
40+ city-centre attractions · Unlimited hop-on hop-off bus — 3 routes · City centre only · 24 to 72 hours
You must enter the 8-character code from your confirmation email into the Copenhagen Card City Guide app before visiting any venue. Showing the email at an attraction will not get you in.
Once you activate your card in the app, it becomes non-refundable. Cancel unused cards through your GetYourGuide account.
Codes are valid for up to 24 months from purchase. You can buy months in advance and activate when you arrive in Copenhagen. The timer starts the moment you activate in the app — not when you buy.
Yes — free cancellation up to 24 hours before you activate the card. Once you activate, the card becomes non-refundable. Cancel through your GetYourGuide account or booking confirmation email.
Infants aged 0–2 are free with no card needed. Children aged 3–11 need their own child card ordered at the same time as the adult card. You cannot add children’s cards to an existing booking.
You receive a booking confirmation email with an 8-character reference code. Download the Copenhagen Card City Guide app and enter this code. Do not activate until you are ready to start — activation begins the countdown immediately.
100% digital. No pickup required. Everything works through the Copenhagen Card City Guide app — show the QR code at attractions and tap it on transport validators.
No. All cards in one order activate at the same time. If your group starts on different days, you need separate orders. You cannot stagger activation times across cards in the same booking.
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