Denmark · IMMERSIVE & ART EXPERIENCES
Below: the 4 to book early, and the rest to keep for a spare afternoon.
See 12 playful art rooms at IKONO Copenhagen, from light drawing and an ’80s arcade to silver balloons and an adult ball pit.
“There was only around 4 rooms etc and was not worth the money we paid to visit”
IKONO Copenhagen offers 12 playful rooms of lights, bubbles, balloons, and games. See if this one-hour creative stop suits your itinerary.
“This is good small children. Not much to do. It has a room full of balloons, a few arcade games and small balls they can jump and dive into.”
See Copenhagen from a stranger angle at THE TUBE, with 15 sensory rooms, a ball pit, balance tests, and playful visual tricks.
“It wasn’t bad, but it was nothing special. I think the price was too high to justify the experience. We were two 30 year old girls who thought this looked cool from what we saw online, but I think it would be more fit for kids. We paid 200 NOK each, and I would’ve rather spent this on something else. It’s quite small too.”
Explore Copenhagen with a local guide on a small-group walk from Stork Fountain to Nyhavn, covering art, castles, churches, and royal sights.
“It gives the highlight of many points of the city's history with delightful nuggets of information mixed in. I would have liked a little more information. There were some stretches of silence that could have been used to talk. And we could have taken a path a bit not straight to see the Art museum and Kings theater. But overall I am happy. I am happy to have heard about the food customs of the Danes!”
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