Combo: Copenhagen Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + National Museum of Denmark Tickets

Experience Copenhagen in two ways without breaking the bank! Glide through the city on the hop-on hop-off buses, then step back in time at the National Museum for a slice of Danish history.

Your experience

Copenhagen HOHO

Discover Copenhagen your way with the flexible hop-on hop-off bus tour! Choose between 24 or 48-hour passes and cover 15 must-see stops along the Red route. If that is not enough, upgrade your ticket to see the city on two additional routes dotted with 17 stops.

Schedule

Classic route (Red)

• First bus: 10am from stop#1 (Ved Stranden/Strøget)

• Last bus: 5:30pm from stop #1 (Ved Stranden/Strøget)

• Frequency: Every 30 mins

• Popular stops: Rosenborg Castle, Amalienborg Palace, The Little Mermaid

Urban route (Green)

• First bus: 11am from stop #12 (Tivoli/ Radisson Collection Royal Hotel)

• Last bus: 3pm from stop #12 (Tivoli/ Radisson Collection Royal Hotel)

• Frequency: Every 2 hours

• Popular stops: Planetarium, University of Copenhagen Horticultural Gardens & Copenhagen Zoo

Colourful route (Purple)

• First bus: 11:45am from stop #1 (Ved Stranden/Strøget)

• Last bus: 4:45pm from stop #1 (Ved Stranden/Strøget)

• Frequency: Every 60 mins

• Popular stops: Christianshavn, Christiania Freetown, Street Food/Reffen

• Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.

You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

National Museum of Denmark

The National Museum of Denmark offers an incredible journey through 14,000 years of history, from prehistoric times to the modern era. Marvel at the impressive Viking artifacts, including swords, shields, and silver hoards that were traded across Europe and the Middle East. A display of medieval treasures includes ornate wooden altarpieces and ivory crucifixes from historic Danish churches, alongside a remarkable royal collection of coins and medals. You can also enjoy interactive experiences in the Children's Museum's reconstructed Viking longhouse, while the Ethnographic Collection showcases cultural artifacts from around the world.