Autobús turístico de Copenhague con opción de barco

Hop on hop bus an easy way way to sight see. The commentary was very informative.The length of time was sufficient to make this a worthwhile experience

The stops of the bus are not well marked (some not at all) which makes it difficult to find them. Also bus hardly gives you time to get downstairs and off

Very scenic and beautiful bus ride have been on many and there was much competition in this town. Shout out to bus driver Hassan who was not only a good driver, but very knowledgeable, helpful, and able to answer our questions professionally.

Exploring Copenhagen aboard the Red Hop-On Hop-Off Bus was one of the highlights of our visit. The service was exceptionally well organized, making it easy to discover the city’s many attractions at our own pace. The buses were clean, comfortable, and ran frequently, allowing us to hop off to explore and rejoin the route without long waits. The audio commentary was informative and engaging, providing fascinating insights into Copenhagen’s history, architecture, and culture while pointing out landmarks we might otherwise have missed. Every member of staff we encountered was friendly, welcoming, and eager to help with directions and recommendations. The route covers all of the city’s major sights, making it an excellent option for first-time visitors as well as those wanting a relaxing overview of Copenhagen. We found it to be outstanding value and a stress-free way to navigate the city. If you’re visiting Copenhagen, I highly recommend the Red Hop-On Hop-Off Bus. It combines convenience, comfort, and excellent service into a memorable sightseeing experience that greatly enhanced our stay. Our Copenhagen canal tour was absolutely outstanding and provided a wonderful perspective of the city from the water. The experience was made truly exceptional by our fantastic curator, Sophie, whose enthusiasm, knowledge, and engaging storytelling brought Copenhagen’s history and landmarks to life. Her warmth and passion made every moment enjoyable, and she struck the perfect balance between education and entertainment. Equally deserving of praise is our boat driver, Paul, who navigated the canals with remarkable skill and professionalism. His smooth handling of the boat allowed everyone to relax and fully appreciate the beautiful scenery, from historic buildings to modern waterfront architecture. Together, Sophie and Paul created an unforgettable experience that felt both informative and welcoming. Their teamwork, professionalism, and genuine enthusiasm were evident throughout the journey. This canal tour is an absolute must for anyone visiting Copenhagen. It offers stunning views, fascinating commentary, and first-class service. Many thanks to Sophie and Paul for making our visit so memorable—we would happily take this tour again and recommend it without hesitation.

Was a bit of confusion about which bus tour we could join, didn’t realise there are various different companies offering different tours. Overall though, this tour was very interesting and we would recommend using it.

Bought tickets in advance which in hindsight was a mistake. The bus altered its route on the days we were there and we never managed to catch one. The tracking app suggested buses were on route but we never saw any. This is obviously a small operation which isn’t clear on the advert.There are several hop-on / hop-off services in Copenhagen. Its main competitor Stromma has more buses and more routes which was a much more practical experience for exploring the city.

Where to hop on and hop off as easy to figure out. All the sites that I was hoping to see were on the list. Easy to hop on and hop off and figure out what we were doing. Would recommend it to anyone.

The shuttle from the cruise port to the Little Mermaid worked out. The rest was a disaster. The bus did not get through the traffic. There was a Pokémon event and a bike race through the city. On such a day, one should not offer such a tour for a lot of money. We drove a bit into the city, then got off right in the middle of the street with many others. We walked back to the Little Mermaid since the bus did not arrive quickly enough. We tracked it live via the app and did not want to miss our ship. We only saw a limited amount of the city, what was within walking distance in the few hours we had. On the boat tour, we saw more, but finding the boat dock took a lot of time. The ticket booth was on the other side. Street side and quite a distance from the dock. The boat was neither marked nor was there a sign anywhere. One had to ask several times, and if the boat had not just docked, we would have wandered around further.

We had a great time in copenhagen! Everything went smoothly!! My children lover copenhagen!!!! I enjoyed every minute of it!

The bus portion was fine. But……we booked a bus/boat combo ticket and had a DREADFUL time finding the boat tour. We were told stop 8 was closed, to take stop 9. We discovered stop 9 was open and were told by the driver to get off there. We asked the driver WHERE to catch the boat. He replied that he didn’t know because the regular stop was under construction. Then he said to cross the bridge, turn right and it would:should be “right there”. We did just that. No one could tell us. There was NO signage. We walked the length of that street. We found a boat leaving on a corner, but when we asked the staff if it was the right place we were told in no uncertain impolite and rude terms that it was NOT the boat stop for the hop on hop off ticket. So we kept walking. Everyone we asked looked at us like we were crazy and said they knew nothing about a boat stop. Do we walked ALL THE WAY around that huge pier area to an area where there were boat stops. But each stop claimed no knowledge of a boat for the red sightseeing company. It was boiling hot and we had walked for miles. A red sightseeing bus arrived and we rushed to ask the driver. He told us were were at stop 9. He gave us directions right back to the location the first bus driver told us. He said we must have missed it. So we followed his directions and found ourselves way along that canal side…..no signage…..no one knew anything. So we again walked the length of the canal and made our way back to stop 8. We walked into the red sightseeing office prepared to demand a refund for our non-existent boat tour. Jennifer at that office listened to our story and actually walked us back down the canal street to the same stop we had already visited twice. If not for Jennifer’s friendly help our visit would have been an even worse nightmare. For gosh sakes get some signage out there so others do not have to take a two mile detour from Hell to find the boat