Round Tower (Rundetårn) Tours and Tickets
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Round Tower (Rundetårn)
- Entry to the Round Tower is by paid ticket, but admission is included on a Copenhagen Card, which allows visitors to see multiple attractions across the city for one discounted price.
- The tower does not offer an elevator, so visitors must use the ramp to reach the top.
- Visitors can see a 3D model of the solar system and use a telescope in the tower; plan to visit at night if you want to study the stars.
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Tickets for the Round Tower currently cost DKK 40 for adults, students, and pensioners. Children aged 5–15 years old can enter for DKK 10, while kids under 5 are free. You can pay for entry on arrival at the ticket office.
No, unfortunately the Round Tower isn’t fully accessible for wheelchair users; the only way to reach the top is to follow a spiral ramp, which ends with two sets of stairs to the viewing platform. There is no elevator and the incline makes it difficult for non-electrical wheelchairs.
Events at the Round Tower include special exhibitions, live music with DJs, astronomy events, and special events for children. Music events are popular as they allow access to the Observatory and Library Hall, as well as drinks from the bar and nighttime views across Copenhagen.
Yes, you can take photographs inside the Round Tower, as long as these are for private use. Any professional equipment or tripods aren’t allowed as photos for commercial purposes are prohibited.
Yes, there are plenty of attractions near the Round Tower. If the weather is nice, take a stroll to the Botanical Garden, or Ørstedsparken, which has a children’s playground. For historical sites, Rosenborg Castle is close by, while Christiansborg Palace is around a 10-minute walk away.