I would have to agree, don’t worry about missing the views here at night.

The way up is not so long and one may take some time to do so. It is an even floor slope going round and round and not a hard climb. One can walk beside the furthest wall and doing so it is less steep. The view from the top is worth the time to get there. The tower was built when king Christian the 4th was in rule. He laid the foundation of building many other buildings in Copenhagen and in the whole country as a whole. Doing so, some say he made a historic legacy and got more known historically. I hope you enjoy your stay.

Bonne question. Je ne sais pas.

Ребус. Если верить путеводителям, надпись разгадывается так: «Да ниспошлет Господь учение праведное и справедливость в сердце короля Кристиана IV, 1642»

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Anch'io ho fatto la Copenaghen Card..! Dipende da che tipo di viaggiatore sei. Noi in 4 giorni l'abbiamo sfruttata al massimo! Forse la torre è l'attrazione più economica che c'è 😝

21 September - 20 may: daily 10-18 21 may - 20 September: 10- 20 the tower is closed 24 and 25 December and 1 January the observatory is open: October - March, Tuesday and Wednesday 19 - 21

Solo a piedi, ma nulla di faticoso!

Yes, as are wheelchairs and mobility scooters. There is a tight spiral staircase of about a dozen steps at the very top to gain access to the observation deck so you would need to leave the buggy at the top of the ramp.