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Description

Highlights

  • See historic armour and weapons
  • Visit a recreated Danish military camp from Afghanistan
  • Tour Copenhagen by bus

Walk through Danish war history and ride through Copenhagen

Copenhagen and war are linked, so much so that to this day the fortress at Kastellet remains an active military area belonging to the Ministry of Defence. The Danish War Museum will tell you all about the many wars Denmark was involved in since 1500, including the Dano-Swedish Wars and the English Wars. The hop-on hop-off bus will take you all over Copenhagen, including to Kastellet and the Danish War Museum.

500 years of military history at the Danish War Museum

The Danish War Museum, a cultural history museum specialised in military artefacts, houses five permanent exhibitions that showcase the entire span of Danish military history from the 1500s to today. On the ground floor, visitors can explore the impressive 156-metre-long Arsenal Hall, which displays a wide range of weapons and military equipment, from Christian IV's massive cannon weight from 1614 to modern weapons from Iraq. The Arsenal Hall also invites visitors to delve deeper into different aspects of warfare through eight fascinating stories.

Another exhibition on the ground floor, A Distant War, takes visitors on a mission to Afghanistan, recreating a Danish military camp and its surroundings as realistically as possible. The Danish Navy exhibition on the first floor lets visitors experience life at sea in war and peace, showcasing the development of the Danish Navy from the start of the 16th century up to the present day. The Denmark at War exhibition, also on the first floor, tells the stories of 21 Danish wars from 1500 to today, offering a unique overview of Danish military history through hundreds of artefacts.

The final exhibition, Treasures of the War Museum, displays unique and rare treasures from around the world, including hunting weapons, model planes, samurai armour, medals, sanitary appliances, and Cold War posters. In summary, the Danish War Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in military history, offering a fascinating and immersive look at the country's military past and present.

Go sightseeing with the hop-on hop-off bus in Copenhagen

You can discover all the best Copenhagen has to off by hopping on the RED Sightseeing bus. With over 20 stops around the city, you can easily reach all of the must-see attractions, including the Danish War Museum, Tivoli Gardens, the Little Mermaid statue, and Nyhavn. With a 24-hour ticket, you can hop on and off the bus as often as you like, giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace.

In addition to the free Wi-Fi and audio guide on board the bus, the RED Sightseeing app is a valuable resource for planning your trip. The app provides real-time bus arrival information and a map of all the stops, so you can easily find your way around. Plus, the app includes a free walking tour of the city centre, so you can discover even more of Copenhagen's hidden gems.

Included

Access to the Hop-on Hop-off bus for 24 hours
Entry to the Danish War Museum

List of bus stops

  • Central Station / Tivoli Gardens
  • Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket / National Museum / Museum of Copenhagen
  • Wake Up Copenhagen / Tivoli Hotel / Copenhagen Mall
  • Copenhagen Marriott Hotel / Kalvebod Waves
  • Islands Brygge / Radisson Blue Scandinavia Hotel
  • Christianshavn Square / Christiana Freetown
  • Christiansborg Palace / Holmens Church / Danish War Museum
  • Nyhavn
  • Amalienborg Palace
  • Gefion Waterfountain / Design Museum / The Citadel
  • The Swedish Church / Citadel
  • The Little Mermaid / la Sirenetta / Die Kleine Meerjungfrau
  • Langelinie
  • Indiakaj
  • Ocean Pier Cruise Terminal – operates only when ship is in
  • Rosenborg Castle / Botanical Gardens / National Art Gallery
  • The Latin Quarter / City Hall Square / Hard Rock Café
  • Palads Cinema / Tivoli Gardens / Planetarium

Click here for the map or find the locations of the stops in the Red Sightseeing app.

Important
  • Bus operating hours
    Monday – Sunday: 9.00 -18.30, last departure from stop 1 is at 16:00
  • Opening hours Danish War Museum
    Tuesday – Sunday: 10.00 - 17.00
    Monday: closed, except from June to August
  • Children 0-17 can enter the museum for free, a separate bus ticket needs to be bought for 3-17 year olds
  • Rescheduling and cancellation possible up to 48 hours in advance
  • E-ticket directly available on smartphone
  • Bus ticket valid for 24 hours from the moment of first use