Ordrupgaard is included on the Discover card, not Hop. Adult entry is €19 (140 DKK) without one. Finn Juhl House is a separate 75 DKK ticket the card does not cover.
The card covers the museum. The Finn Juhl House next to it does not come with that ticket, and this is the thing to get straight before you go.
A country house north of Copenhagen holding one of the better French collections in Scandinavia, with a sculpture park in the grounds and a designer's own home next door. Allow two hours.
Wilhelm Hansen bought French nineteenth-century painting when few Danes were, and the result is a collection that would be notable in a much larger city. The Danish rooms alongside it make the comparison the house was built to invite.
The designer built the house for himself in 1942 and it survives with his furniture in place, a short walk from the galleries. It is a separate 75 DKK ticket rather than part of admission, and the card does not cover it — but it is the reason a lot of people make this trip, so budget for it rather than skipping it.
Work placed through the grounds, and open to all visitors rather than sitting behind the house ticket. In good weather it turns the visit from a gallery trip into an afternoon.
What the card ticket actually opens, and one thing to check before you commit the journey. Confirmed against ordrupgaard.dk and the 2026 Copenhagen museums folder.
Charlottenlund, about 30 minutes north of Copenhagen by train and then a bus. The whole journey is on the Discover card.
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.
Karen Blixen's family home at Rungsted, kept as she lived in it, with a bird sanctuary and her grave in the grounds.
Hands-on science over several floors at Hellerup, and the second most expensive attraction on the card without one.
Old masters and Danish Golden Age painting in a purpose-built gallery at Nivå, with late opening Tuesday to Friday.
Museum entry is €19 per adult (140 DKK) without a card, covering the collection and the art park. The Discover card includes it plus the journey out, along with 80+ more attractions. The Finn Juhl House is a 75 DKK ticket on top either way.
Museum entry is free on the Copenhagen Card Discover, covering the collection and the art park. The Finn Juhl House is not included — it is a separate 75 DKK ticket. Adult admission without a card is €19 (140 DKK). The Hop card excludes day trips.
Ordrupgaard’s opening hours vary and the Monday rule is not stated in the 2026 museums folder, so we cannot confirm it either way. Check ordrupgaard.dk before travelling — this is a 30-minute train plus a bus, and a closed door costs a whole afternoon.
Museum admission needs no booking — show the QR code in the Copenhagen Card app at the desk. The Finn Juhl House is different: Tuesday to Friday it is guided access only, booked online in advance, and it is a separate ticket the card does not cover.
One scan per attraction applies, so the museum is a single visit per card. The Finn Juhl House sits outside that scan entirely — it is a 75 DKK ticket bought on the day or booked ahead, whether or not you hold a card.
Show the live QR code in the Copenhagen Card app at the entrance and let staff scan it. Your booking confirmation email is not your card, and a screenshot of the QR code will not scan — it has to be the app itself, which works offline once activated.