Copenhagen Cruise Reviews

Knowledgeable host who gave us a good overview as well as interesting walk. ...

Copenhagen is wonderful, but the port that NCL parked as was in the middle of nowhere. NCL offered no shuttle (they had offered shuttles at other ports, for a fee of course). If you wanted to get anywhere, you had to get a taxi (estimated to cost $45 into the city) or pay for the Hop On Hop Off bus. We wanted to do the HOHO anyway, but it was just a shuttle to our port, we were then dropped off ...

We took the bus to the Little Mermaid (approx. 10 minute walk from the cruise terminal) and from there planned a circular walk around the city, with a return bus to the cruise terminal. The bus station near to the cruise terminal had a machine where you could purchase tickets in advance, but for the return bus there was no machine so we had to pay using local currency onboard. Buses cost about ...

Very clean (you can swim in the river) and very expensive town, but watching the bicycles take over, esp at rush hour (they have the ultimate right-of-way), was a sight to behold. ...

great city, loved Grundtvig church, Zoo and Tivoli at night. ...

Awesome city to just walk around and bar hop. ...

We did the free Sandemans walking tour ...

Copenhagen is a beautiful, friendly city. The canal tour in the Nyhavn district is well worth your time. When debarking we took a cab to the airport (about $60 for three of us). We'd used city buses for embarkation day, but it required three connections and still dropped us a ways from the terminal, so we opted for more expensive transport on our way out. ...

Copenhagen is a nice expensive city. ...

I stayed three nights before the cruise at Cabinn City Hotel. Good location for the hotel, few minute walk from Central Train Station and Tivoli Gardens. Got myself a 48 city pass (large one which covers most zones). Went to visit towns such as Roskilde and Helsingor. My stay was perfect, I'm glad to have stayed those extra nights (at first I thought it would be too much). ...