The Christiansborg's Tower

The tower has free entry, but the queues to get in are very long. They have to limit the number of people, so you need to wait for enough of the last batch to come back down. You go through airport style security when you first enter the building. You can request a pat down if you have medical equipment that can not go through a scanner. There are lifts all the way to the top. The first lift holds eight people, and the second holds six. As they had let around twenty-three people in, this meant more waiting. There are also some sculptures that you can view before going out to the viewing area. The views are okay. You can see quite far. The fencing is quite high, so it can be difficult to get pictures if you are short. The tower is fully accessible to people who use a wheelchair. You can borrow a wheelchair for free.

It’s awesome that there’s a place where you can enjoy a view over the city for free. The only price you pay is a 30-40 minute long wait on the queue so decide for yourself. Personally, I think it’s something to do once but definitely not twice.

An attraction which is free of charge is a great attraction for all the tourists. This is a beautiful place where you can have the capital on your palms. The view is amazing. The waiting time was 25 minutes. This is a must visit thing in Copenhagen.

Free entrance in a tower where you can see a beautiful view of Copenhagen! Not to be missed

Free to visit and there is even an elevator to take you almost to the top with minimal climbing needed, making this a great activity on a lazy day. The line does not move very fast though and be prepared to stand and wait for a long time.

Great place to get a higher view of the city. There’s usually a bit of a queue to get the elevator to the top, but it’s free, so i’d say it’s worth the wait.

Great experience! Went thru a quick security check then to elevators and some stairs to the lookout. They had plaques marking all the things you could see in each direction. Very cool! And for free!

Great free attraction, highest point in the city. It is very crowded though so we had to wait in line ~30 minutes to enter. All elevators were functional. There was a separate wheelchair-accessible elevator.