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Accessible Travel and Support in Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen is one of Europe’s most charming capitals — and also one of its most forward-thinking when it comes to accessibility. While cobblestone streets and historic architecture are part of the city’s charm, Copenhagen has made impressive strides to ensure that travelers using mobility scooters and wheelchairs can navigate the city comfortably. Special Needs at Sea proudly serves Copenhagen with equipment rentals and support that help make every visit smooth and enjoyable.

Mobility-Friendly Attractions in Copenhagen

National Museum of Denmark (Nationalmuseet)

Located in the heart of the city, the National Museum offers a deep dive into Denmark’s cultural history — from Viking artifacts to modern life. It’s fully wheelchair accessible and equipped with small lifts that make navigating exhibits with a scooter or wheelchair easy. Visitors with low vision will also appreciate the magnifying equipment available for viewing text and displays. And better yet? Admission is free.

Carlsberg Brewery

Take a self-guided tour through the historic Carlsberg Brewery — one of the oldest in the Nordic region — and learn about the evolution of beer making in Denmark. The facility features a garden with sculptures (including a version of The Little Mermaid), stables with draft horses, and an interactive aroma room that helps you discover your beer style. The tour ends at Jacobsen Bar with two drinks included. The entire venue has received the Danish Accessibility Label and is friendly to mobility scooter and wheelchair users.

Stroget – Europe’s Longest Pedestrian Shopping Street

Stroget is Copenhagen’s bustling shopping corridor, known for its mix of luxury brands, souvenir shops, and open-air cafés. While not every storefront is fully accessible, many restaurants and stores offer ramps, and the flat pedestrian street makes it easy to explore with a mobility device. It’s also a perfect spot for people-watching and soaking in the energy of the city.

Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens may be the second-oldest amusement park in the world, but it’s one of the most progressive when it comes to accessibility. The park offers rides, theaters, dining, and beautiful gardens — all within a layout that includes ramps and accessible pathways. Tivoli recommends that wheelchair users planning to enjoy the rides bring a companion and notify the venue in advance. The park proudly holds the Danish Accessibility Label and is a great stop for families or anyone young at heart.

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Mobility Equipment Rentals in Copenhagen

Whether you’re in Copenhagen before a cruise, on a cultural trip, or here for a longer stay, we provide clean, comfortable equipment delivered right to your hotel or accommodation. Our available rentals include:

  • Manual and electric wheelchairs
  • Mobility scooters
  • Walking aids and rollators
  • Daily living and accessibility aids

Reserve your equipment here or call us at 954-585-0575 to coordinate your rental in Copenhagen.

Why Choose Special Needs at Sea in Copenhagen?

Copenhagen’s commitment to accessibility is strong — and we’re here to help you take full advantage of it. From historic sites to theme parks and city strolls, we make sure you have the freedom and support to explore with confidence. Contact us to plan your rental or learn more about accessibility in Copenhagen.

Need Mobility Equipment for Your Cruise?

Special Needs Group/Special Needs at Sea offers wheelchairs, scooters, oxygen equipment, and more — delivered directly to your stateroom.

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