A landmark in central Copenhagen it is worthwhile going into the Round Tower (Rundetarn) even just to get some of the great views from the top platform. You have to walk up and it is via a relatively steep ramp that winds it's way up - definitely not for mobility challenged individuals. En route to the top there are several stops to have a look at exhibits including a peek into the adjacent church. Admission is 40DKK or free if you have the invaluable Copenhagen Card. Lines can get long so time your entry carefully (early or late in the day).

The tower is unique in that it is entirely accessed by a sloped road all the way to the top (so that the king who built it could access the top by horse) There is a small staircase to reach the outside but its no higher than a normal house really. There are toilets halfway up which is good (modern ones as well as the exhibit ones) and plenty of information. If you are caught up in the crowds, each feature has a stack of leaflets in English and Danish beside it so that you can take the info and read at your leisure about each feature. You can also scan the QR code and have it on your phone if you prefer. The observatory at the top is generally closed off - you can poke your head in but that's about it. It is staffed by the university two evenings a week so if astronomy is your thing, then visit later. Entry is not out of the way expensive and because the ramp is so wide there are unlikely to be queues, even if there is a cruise ship in town. Its well worth the visit and very conveniently located close to the city centre shopping streets.

I've read some of the previous reviews and probably wish I'd read them before I visited as I didn't go at night and wasn't able to see the Observatory. But I'd still recommend a visit for the curving floor views and the small exhibition chambers at the side. I went mid-morning, the queue was minimal and the cost very reasonable. The view from the top is interesting more than spectacular as Copenhagen isn't really the sort of City to give you towering buildings in the distance but the historical aspect is fascinating and it's not something you can really miss if you want to see the main sites in Copenhagen.

Loved this Roundtower. It's a bit of a walk up the tower. Do look out for the arch in the middle that has a glass cover that drop's through the middle of the tower. The Observatory at the very top is well worth a view but you are not allowed to actually go inside it. Free toilets are inside at a couple of locations. Fantastic views from the top.

Nice historical tower in Copenhagen. It's quite interesting to walk around the circular ascent and exit at the upper floor where one can enjoy a wonderful view of the city and its roof. Along the way there are some interesting spots, in particular the area for exhibitions, where we enjoyed the one dedicated to wolves.

Our band was visiting from the UK to play a show in Copenhagen, and we had a day free before soundcheck so wandered up here. Entrance is pretty cheap, the climb is fun and a lot easier than steps. Obviously a fantastic view. There was an exhibit full of taxidermy wolves and good toilets on the way down. There was also a bit of glass you could stand on above the massive drop to the bottom if you're feeling brave. Would 100% recommend.

The panorama from the top is spectacular! The climb to the top is not hard as one big ramp and then a very small spiral staircase onto the roof. There are also several different rooms to explore on the way up, if you are interested in learning more about the tower.

Stunning views over the city from this unusual tower with a fascinating history. Must confess it was a lot easier climbing the ramp up than the steps. Just a few narrow steps at the top to compete with. Almost suggest this is a must-do because of it's location and the ease of the visit

Round and round and round….. Ok you get the picture. Very easy walk up to the sloped walkway, it was not slippery at all even though it was paved in small bricks. At the top the traffic light system of red/ green lights works well for the last short spiral staircase to the top viewing area. The view looks over Copenhagen and you can walk around the top of three tower. The view is good, mainly because most of the city of low level. There are no seats but as it was very cold it didn’t matter to me. On the way up/ down there are plenty of window seats to rest on. Includes with Copenhagen card

Just tuned up and got tickets at the door, no queue. We visited in September and were able to the see The Danes with Wolves exhibition which was on display until the end of the year. Look out for the next exhibition here. A spiralling slope most of the way with a staircase at the top. Good views and easier coming down. Visit the church to.