Attractions and points of interest in Copenhagen

Whether you are interested in art and culture, or are tempted something a little different, there is plenty to fill your day with in Copenhagen.

Attractions

Amalienborg Castle

Amalienborg is regarded as one of the largest and finest expressions of Danish rococo architecture. If you are in Copenhagen this is definitely a place worth visiting.

The Louisiana Museum

If you're visiting Copenhagen, then why not take the short train ride to Humlebæk to check out the beautiful Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Known for contemporary and modern classics there is something for all the family at the Louisiana Museum.

Blue Planet Aquarium

If you want to do something very special in Copenhagen, we recommend that you go to the Blue Planet Aquarium to see sealife from across the world close up.

Canal Tours

Want to see Copenhagen from the viewpoint of its famous canals? You can read all about the Canal Tour options here.

Glyptoteket

This art museum is located just beside Tivoli in Copenhagen.

Our Routes to Denmark

GENERAL-FROM

€163

Oslo-Copenhagen Ferry Crossing

Exploring Scandinavia couldn’t be easier with a ferry crossing to Denmark, home to one of Europe’s most exciting capital cities.

Family on a Danish beach - Photocredit Robin Skjoldborg

GENERAL-FROM

€28

per person

Go by boat from Oslo to Frederikshavn

NEWS! DFDS now offers daily departures from Oslo to Frederikshavn. Take the car on board in the afternoon and arrive at your destination the same evening.

Getting There

We operate a ferry from Oslo, Norway, which will take you directly to Denmarks capital, Copenhagen.

Alternatively, our Newcastle-Amsterdam ferry will take you within 6 hours of the Danish border, allowing you to take in the scenery as you drive.

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