Copenhagen Tourism: Check this out! Hold the Copenhagen Card, the Special Forces Edition for the first time in Copenhagen

I planned to stay for a week and wanted to explore the city like crazy, so I decisively bought a five-day Copenhagen Card and started rushing around. Day 1️⃣: Head north directly to Helsingør!! You can see the sea view on the train on the way. Prerequisite: Copenhagen discover card includes public transportation in 99 districts and basically all attraction tickets, which is very suitable for special forces. 1. Øresund Aquarium Tickets: 80DKK Experience: ⭐️⭐️ Comments: Very small, you can visit it in about 20 minutes. You can see it if you use the Copenhagen card, but it's not worth it if you buy a ticket. Recommended duration: 30 minutes 2. M/S Maritime Museum Danish Maritime Museum Ticket: 135DKK Experience: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Comment: Rather than a museum, it is an exhibition that integrates sound, lighting, projection and installation. Compared with traditional museums that display objects, it has many more exquisite ideas, and you will feel very immersive when visiting it. The most interesting thing is that the design of the entire building is also related to ships, which is really a very good experience. Recommended duration: 1.5-2 hours 3. Kronborg Castle Hamlet Castle Ticket: 125DKK Experience: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Comment: It is really not suitable for one person. The dim, intermittent lighting, coupled with the quaint basement, makes the castle exploration a real possibility. It is only suitable for the brave. I feel that places like castles are only suitable for people who are interested in or have studied this period of history. Otherwise, they are basically blocked by a rope and can only be viewed from a distance. The Rosenborg Slot in the city (which will be mentioned in the next article!!) is much more fun. Recommended duration: 1.5 hours 4. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Ticket: 145DKK Experience: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Comment: The exhibition hall is very large. It took an hour and a half to get out of the first exhibition hall. The main forms are photographs, videos and paintings. When you look at this place at night, some of the garden scenery outside cannot be seen, which is a pity. And if you don’t have strong legs, it is not recommended to put it last, because you really need to walk inside. Recommended duration: 2-3 hours Summary‼ ️: It is recommended to arrive at the Maritime Museum at 11 o'clock, and then go directly to the Louisiana Museum after two hours of shopping. This way you can also catch up to see the outdoor garden during the day. If you want to do one more thing, you can go directly to the aquarium at 10:30 and walk to the Maritime Museum after the visit. It takes only ten minutes. It is very convenient.