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Copenhagen with a baby or toddler (0-2)

9 activities62/100Getting around3-day itineraryChecked Oct 5, 2026

With a baby or toddler, Copenhagen is a stroller city until you reach a boat or a castle. The zoo has a nursing room and changing tables, the aquarium recommends bringing a stroller, and the King's Garden is where you stop in between. Pack a carrier for the canal tour and the Round Tower.

Tips by age · 0-2

  • The zoo has a nursing room by the restrooms nearest the entrance and keeps emergency diapers at the gate.
  • Tivoli's baby room by Rasmus Klump's World has changing tables, microwaves and nursing chairs.
  • Bring a carrier: strollers stay on the quay for canal tours and at the door of Rosenborg and Kronborg.
Guide for this age: Travelling with a baby or toddler: what works from 0 to 2

What works at 0-2

9 activities
Copenhagen ZooZoo

Copenhagen Zoo

child from kr 160

A full zoo with a Kids' Zoo, cart rental at the gate and a bus stop right outside the entrance.

Enjoys from 13h – 5hStroller OKOutdoor
AnimalsNature
0-2 · Great3-5 · Great6-10 · Great11+ · Fine
Den Blå Planet (National Aquarium Denmark)Aquarium

Den Blå Planet (National Aquarium Denmark)

child from kr 131

Big aquarium on the airport metro line. Stroller-friendly, open late on Mondays, cheaper online.

Enjoys from 11h30 – 2h30Stroller OKIndoor
AnimalsWater
0-2 · Great3-5 · Great6-10 · Great11+ · Fine
Kongens Have (The King's Garden)Park and playground

Kongens Have (The King's Garden)

No ticket needed

The central park with a fairytale playground and a puppet theatre, in front of Rosenborg Castle.

Enjoys from 145 min – 2hOutdoor
PlayNature
0-2 · Great3-5 · Great6-10 · Fine11+ · Fine
Tivoli GardensAmusement park

Tivoli Gardens

child from kr 75

Rides, gardens and a big playground across from the central station. Entry and rides are paid separately.

Enjoys from 23h – 5hStroller OKOutdoor
RidesPlayShows
0-2 · Fine3-5 · Great6-10 · Great11+ · Great
National Museum of DenmarkHistory museum

National Museum of Denmark

free under 18

Free for under-18s and the museum lends strollers. The Children's Museum is closed until summer 2027.

Enjoys from 41h30 – 2h30Stroller in partIndoor
History
0-2 · Fine3-5 · Fine6-10 · Fine11+ · Fine
Canal tour from NyhavnBoat tour

Canal tour from Nyhavn

One hour on the water past the big sights. No strollers on board and no toilet on the boat.

Enjoys from 41hNo strollersOutdoor
WaterViews
0-2 · Fine3-5 · Fine6-10 · Great11+ · Great
The Little MermaidStatue

The Little Mermaid

No ticket needed

The statue everyone asks about. Free, small, and a 15-minute walk from the nearest station.

Enjoys from 515 min – 30 minOutdoor
ArtViews
0-2 · Fine3-5 · Skip6-10 · Fine11+ · Fine
Rundetaarn (The Round Tower)Tower and viewpoint

Rundetaarn (The Round Tower)

free under 18

A 200-metre spiral ramp where other towers have stairs. Free under 18, and the queue is rarely long.

Enjoys from 330 min – 1hStroller in partIndoor and outdoor
ViewsHistory
0-2 · Fine3-5 · Great6-10 · Great11+ · Fine
Bakken (Dyrehavsbakken)Amusement park

Bakken (Dyrehavsbakken)

No ticket needed

Free-entry amusement park in the woods north of the city. Open on set dates only, so check first.

Enjoys from 33h – 5hStroller OKOutdoor
RidesPlayNature
0-2 · Fine3-5 · Great6-10 · Great11+ · Great

Playgrounds worth the detour

For the hour when nobody wants another sight.

  • Tårnlegepladsen, FælledparkenØsterbro · ToiletsClimbing towers and slides modelled on the city's famous spires, with a sand building area and a scooter track next door, for toddlers up to about 12; toilet and changing place open even outside staffed hours.
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  • Trafiklegepladsen, FælledparkenØsterbro · Fenced · ToiletsA fenced child-size traffic town with working lights and road signs where under-130 cm children borrow bikes in staffed hours, plus a small fenced trike track, swings and a big sandpit.
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  • Skydebanehaven (the Parrot Playground)Vesterbro · ToiletsA giant parrot slide, zip line, climbing net, sandpit with playhouses and a summer paddling pool in a walled Vesterbro garden, good from toddlers to about 10.
    Map
  • Nørrebroparken playgroundNørrebro · ToiletsOne of the city's largest playgrounds, with a plane, ships and a whale to climb, baby swings, sandpits and a bike track, staffed on weekdays all year.
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  • Ørstedsparken playgroundIndre By · Fenced · ToiletsA fenced playground aimed at smaller children near Nørreport, with sandpit, play tower, swings and slide; the toilet and changing place open only when staff are there, Monday to Friday.
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Where to change a baby

Places in the centre with a documented changing or nursing room.

  • Tivoli Gardens baby roomCity centre · Changing and nursingBy the Rasmus Klump's World playground, with changing tables, microwaves and nursing chairs; you need a Tivoli entrance ticket to reach it.
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  • Elefantens Bastion playground, ChristianshavnChristianshavn · Changing tableThe staffed playground on Christianshavns Vold has toilets and a changing place, open only while staff are on site (weekdays, plus Saturdays in summer).
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  • National Museum of DenmarkIndre By · Changing and nursingThe museum lists changing and nursing facilities in its Children's Museum, which closes on 18 October 2026 until summer 2027, so ask at the desk after that date.
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Itinerary

3 days in Copenhagen with kids

1
Old centre and the waterRound Tower, the King's Garden playground, then an hour on a canal boat.
2
Zoo and TivoliAnimals in the morning, rides and lights after a rest.
3
Aquarium and museumDen Blå Planet by metro, then free history for the kids in the centre.
Open the full plan

Getting around

Under-12 fare
2 children free per ticketed adult
Ages 12 to 15
Own child ticket, about half price
Airport metro
Around 15 min to Nørreport on M2
Metro hours
24 hours a day, every 2-3 min by day
City Pass Small
Zones 1-4, airport included, 24-120 h
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