Copenhagen Cruise Reviews

Hop on Hop off bus used - went to Tivoli - would recommend. ...

Biking, food and wine were wonderful- go to Marv and Ben for dinner! ...

Walked into town taking in all the tourist sites enroute. Great city especially Nyhavn with a huge choice of eating and drinking establishments. definately had my share of Danish Hyyge ...

Very elegant architecture, town centre not overly attractive and same shops as any other city. The waterfront and back streets more interesting. ...

Hop-on-hop-off bus ...

VERY EXPENSIVE. Copenhagen: Stayed at the AC Bella Sky Hotel by Marriott for $129 a night. Great rate for a fine hotel. The Metro is very close to the hotel (short walk). We took the Metro, M1 Train, into Copenhagen and got off at Kongens Nytorv St and it was a short walk to Nynhavn. Took a Canal Tour in Nynhavn and ate dinner. The Canal Tour is about 60 minutes and costs $14 a person. ...

Explored on our own. Three days at the beginning and one at the end. Stayed at an airbnb. Bought the 48 hour Copenhagen Card and used public transportation so we saw a lot of sites in our initial 48 hours in Copenhagen for about $89 USD. We planned ahead of time and mapped everything out to take in as many things as possible using the card. It was great. ...

Had a great time at Bakken amusement park, particularly on its old wooden roller coaster. ...

We enjoyed visiting Nyhavn in Copenhagen. A canal ride around Nyhavn was a relaxing and beautiful ride. Rosenberg castle was great. The royal crowns and jewels on display are amazing. ...

Used Hop-on Hop-off bus to get around and see major sites, then walked around Nyhaven, went around the shops (very expensive) went on a Boat Tour and finished at the Little Mermaid. Lovely City ...