Copenhagen: Bus & Boat Ticket - 2 in 1


About This Experience
The Bus & Boat Ticket combines a 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass on three lines with one 1-hour Classic Canal Tour. It cost $63 per person on the dates we checked in October 2026. The boat leaves from Ved Stranden 26 or Nyhavn 3, but you must first redeem the voucher at a Stromma ticket office and reserve a departure.
The buses stop at more than 20 places, including the Little Mermaid, the Marble Church, Kongens Nytorv, Christianshavn, Christiansborg, the Opera, Christiania and Home of Carlsberg. The canal tour passes Christiansborg Palace and the Opera House, so you see the Little Mermaid by land and from the water.
It suits visitors with two days who want transport between sights plus a canal tour on one ticket. The three lines are Classic Copenhagen, Colorful Copenhagen and Home of Carlsberg. Recorded audio commentary with headphones comes in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Danish, and the buses are heated on cold days.
The bus commentary is recorded, and buses can get busy. The canal tour needs a separate visit to the ticket office before you sail. Pets are not allowed except assistance dogs, the ticket does not suit wheelchair users, and the Langelinie stop runs only on cruise-ship days.
Highlights
- The Little Mermaid, by bus and by boat
- Christiansborg Palace and the Opera House from the canal
- Amalienborg Palace and the Marble Church
- Freetown Christiania
- Home of Carlsberg and Frederiksberg Castle
What's Included
- ✓ 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass
- ✓ Three bus lines: Classic Copenhagen, Colorful Copenhagen and Home of Carlsberg
- ✓ One 1-hour Classic Canal Tour with Stromma
- ✓ Audio guide and headphones in six languages on the bus
- ✓ Open-top deck on warm days, heated buses on cold days
Not Included
- Entry to the sights at the bus stops
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
What to Bring
- Your GetYourGuide voucher on your phone
- A warm layer for the open-top deck
Good to Know & Caveats
- Redeem the boat part at a Stromma ticket office (Ved Stranden 26 or Nyhavn 3) and reserve a departure before you sail.
- Stay seated when the canal boat passes under the low bridges.
- The Langelinie bus stop is served only on cruise-ship days.
- Pets are not allowed except assistance dogs; smoking and intoxication are not allowed.
- For live service updates, check Stromma's own site.
Not Suitable For
- Wheelchair users
Meeting Point
Hop on the bus at any of its stops; redeem the boat ticket at Stromma's office at Ved Stranden 26 or Nyhavn 3.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.4/5 by 1,835 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
Easy to use. Great boat ride… well worth it just for that. Hop on hop off are frequent but can get a little busy.
— Neena, July 31, 2026
Great way to see the city and get around, buses were on time. The boat was a lovely addition
— Amanda, August 4, 2026
the canal cruise was great and our guide was excellent. The bus was also a good way to find what you want to see and do.
— julie, June 13, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the boat part depart from?
From Ved Stranden 26 or Nyhavn 3. Redeem your voucher at a Stromma ticket office first and reserve a departure.
What does the $63 ticket include?
A 48-hour pass for three hop-on hop-off bus lines and one 1-hour Classic Canal Tour. It cost $63 per person on the dates we checked in October 2026.
How long is the canal tour?
One hour, the same Classic Canal Tour that Stromma sells on its own.
Does the bus stop at the Little Mermaid?
Yes, the Little Mermaid is one of the bus stops, and the Langelinie stop also runs on cruise-ship days.
Is the bus commentary live?
No. The bus has recorded audio commentary with headphones in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Danish.










