The Church of Our Saviour tower is included on both cards. Adult entry is €9 (69 DKK) without one. It opens every day from February to December.
The card pays for the climb. The church underneath it never charged anybody anything.
A baroque church on Christianshavn with a black-and-gold spire you climb on the outside. Allow forty minutes, most of it upward.
The last stretch of the climb runs outside the spire, winding round it in the open air to a gilded globe at the top. There is nothing else like it in Copenhagen, and it is the whole reason to come.
Ninety metres up, over the harbour, the copper roofs of the old city and straight down into Christiania. On a clear day the bridge to Sweden is visible. This is the best view in the city and it is not close.
The baroque interior with its carved organ and the altarpiece costs nothing to walk into, card or no card. Worth ten minutes at the bottom before or after the climb.
Two things decide whether the climb happens: the month, and whether you are up to 400 steps. Confirmed against vorfrelserskirke.dk.
Sankt Annæ Gade on Christianshavn, five minutes from the metro. Entry is on both cards; the journey is only on one.
All three are included on the same card, so the only cost of adding them is the time. For the full list, see every attraction the Copenhagen Card covers.
Vast installation art in a former welding hall at Refshaleøen, with room for work nothing in the city centre could hold.
The black granite extension to the Royal Danish Library, cantilevered over the harbour on the far side.
The rooms the Royal Family still uses for state occasions, at the centre of Danish government on Slotsholmen.
The tower is €9 per adult (69 DKK) without a card, and the church below is free to everyone. Both cards cover the climb, along with 80+ more attractions and unlimited public transport.
Both cards cover the tower climb, which is €9 (69 DKK) for an adult without one. Children aged 5 to 14 pay 20 DKK. The church itself is free to everyone regardless, so the card is paying for the 400-step climb rather than for entry to the building.
The tower opens every day from February to December, 9am to 8pm, with no Monday closure. It does not open in January at all, and it closes on 24 and 25 December — so a New Year trip cannot include the climb at any price.
Nothing has to be booked — show the QR code in the Copenhagen Card app and start climbing. Slots can be reserved online at vorfrelserskirke.dk if you would rather fix a time, which is worth doing on a clear summer weekend.
One scan per attraction is the rule on every card type, so Church of Our Saviour can be visited once. Leaving and coming back the same day means buying a separate ticket at the door. Plan the visit as a single stretch rather than splitting it across a day.
Show the live QR code in the Copenhagen Card app at the tower entrance inside the church. The church door itself is open to everyone without any ticket, so the scan happens at the foot of the stairs rather than at the street.