Carlsberg Experience tickets from EUR 25, includes a beer or soft drink. History, the 22,000-bottle collection, and whether the Copenhagen Card covers it.
Carlsberg Experience tickets grant entry to the exhibition and attraction built inside Carlsberg's original 1847 brewery, telling the story of one of Denmark's most famous companies through interactive exhibits, a vast bottle collection and a tasting included in the price. Tickets start from EUR 25 and include a beer or soft drink, redeemable inside the historic brewery grounds.
What do Carlsberg Experience tickets include?
Entry to the exhibition covering the founding story of Carlsberg through J.C. Jacobsen and his son Carl Jacobsen, whose disagreements over brewing philosophy shaped the company's direction. Interactive games and videos explain the science behind brewing and its role in the wider development of beer. The exhibition also holds one of the world's largest bottle collections, more than 22,000 bottles on display. Ticket price includes one beer or soft drink, served either in the exhibition or the on-site Carlsberg Bar. Add-on experiences, including a cellar beer tasting and a historical guided tour of the old brewery area, are available separately.
Are Carlsberg Experience tickets included in the Copenhagen Card?
Yes. The Home of Carlsberg Experience is one of the flagship attractions covered by both the Copenhagen Card Discover and Copenhagen Card Hop, and the Home of Carlsberg stop even features on the bus routes bundled with the Hop card and the Copenhagen Bus and Boat Ticket. Buy this standalone ticket only if you are skipping a city pass entirely.
Carlsberg Experience tickets: price and what's included
Standard entry starts from EUR 25, which already includes a drink, effectively discounting the museum ticket below the price of entry alone at many comparable European brewery attractions. Entry must be used within two hours of the exhibition's closing time, and an entry time is assigned on arrival, so check the current schedule before planning a same-day visit late in the afternoon. Expect longer waits on the busiest days, particularly weekends in summer.
Is the Carlsberg Experience worth visiting?
Yes for anyone with even a passing interest in Danish industrial history, brewing science or beer culture generally, and the included drink softens the entry price meaningfully. It is a weaker fit for families with young children, since much of the appeal centers on tasting, and for travelers with a tight schedule, since the brewery district sits a tram or bus ride outside the compact city center rather than within easy walking distance of the main sights.
What to expect on site
Beyond the exhibition halls, the grounds include the Sculpture Garden, a quiet spot to finish a visit, the Brewery Yard with its historic buildings, and the stables housing the brewery's famous horses. The Carlsberg Bar serves a fresh draft beer straight from the tap for anyone who prefers to redeem their included drink there rather than inside the exhibition itself.
Insider tips
Arrive with roughly two hours to spare rather than treating this as a quick stop, since the exhibition rewards a slower pace through the interactive sections. Redeem the included drink at the Carlsberg Bar rather than a vending point if you want the fuller experience of the historic setting. Combine the visit with the Home of Carlsberg stop on either the Copenhagen Card Hop's bus route or the Bus and Boat Ticket if you plan to visit without a car.
How it compares
Against Rosenborg Castle tickets, the Carlsberg Experience trades royal history for industrial and brewing heritage, and runs a little longer, so treat the two as separate half-day plans rather than a same-day combination. Against either Copenhagen Card version, this ticket alone only wins out if it is genuinely the sole paid attraction on your trip. Compare every option on the Copenhagen Card homepage.
Prices from 25 EUR as of 2026-08-06. Prices may vary; confirmed live at checkout.
