Read more on Denmark travel :. So far, so cheap. We also front-loaded our adventure by buying a set of Copenhagen Cards. On arrival, we headed straight for its game-heavy bar area. The fierce competition fired appetites. Fizzing with sugar-boosted energy, we decided to Solve A Mystery Copenhagen Card , a follow-the-geographical-clues whodunnit game based around a true-crime case from This child-friendly piece of Scandi noir served as a fascinating DIY tour of one of the oldest parts of the city.
Having cracked the case, we walked to Nyhavn to see the charming dockside houses, then caught the Harbour Bus ferry to Reffen. The adventurous can ski down the artificial run that descends the length of the roof. Our next stop was Tivoli Gardens amusement park Copenhagen Card; rides cost extra. Live open-air performances and fabulous playgrounds can make this a brilliant freebie spot. Fresh off the boat, the kids burnt off some energy in the playground at the Danish Architecture Centre Copenhagen Card.
Climbing nets, drops slides and trampolines are built into the floor of the smartly designed series of plateaus and slopes.
We lunched in the buzzing community hall at Folkehuset Absalon , where locals and visitors come together to chat, play, dance, create and eat. Seeking a dose of education and entertainment, we headed north to the Experimentarium Copenhagen Card.
Inventive interactive displays spread over three levels come with the strict instruction that children β and parents β do touch everything. Read more: The ultimate foodie guide to Copenhagen.
