Tourists Warned of Ticket Scams for Free Copenhagen Attractions
Unscrupulous online sellers are charging tourists for entry to completely free sites like Christiania and Dyrehaven.
2026年11月12日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Tourists in Copenhagen are paying for attractions that are actually free. Online platforms are selling unauthorized tickets for local public sites. The hippy enclave of Christiania and Dyrehaven deer park require no entry fees. Anyone selling entry tickets to these places is running a scam.
Travel marketplace GetYourGuide listed entrance passes for both famous locations. A third-party supplier named Iziguide posted the listings. Danish broadcaster DR tracked the vendor to an address in Georgia. The seller charged 41 Danish kroner for Christiania tickets. It charged 107 Danish kroner for access to Dyrehaven.
The vendor falsely claimed that park rangers check tickets and issue fines. Jacob Skriver is a forester at the Danish Nature Agency. He told DR that nature areas are free for everyone. The agency reported the advertisement to Danish police. A spokesperson for Christiania also confirmed they received no money from the sales.
The same vendor targets other free European sites like Amsterdam's NDSM Wharf. Visitors should remember that Danish public parks and Christiania never charge admission. (Source: The Local)
Source: The Local Denmark
