You absolutely need to climb the Steppal for one of the best views of the city. According to the story we were told by a guide, the architect designed the steppal to spiral the other way and when he saw the finished product he climbed to the top and jumped to his death. Have confirmed that the story is true... More

Well worth the walk to get to. But beware, it is single track at the top going to the final walkway. Not much scared of heights, until then.

One of my favorite churches with a unique spiral staircase on the steeple. Well worth the walk across the bridge.

A welcome, cool place to rest while trekking round Christianshavn. The spiral spire is instantly recognisable from all over the city, but the interior is also delightful, with its huge elephant carvings and impressive paintings. Climbing the spire needs a good head for heights and lots of stamina, which lets me out on both points, but I'm sure the view... More

Church itself was closed for a funeral but still climbed to the top of the tower. Got there right when it opened so didn't have to worry about people coming down the stairs yet. Some steep steps but always plenty of handrails and small platforms to step onto to let people pass. Nice views from wooden platform, but you should... More

Go ahead! Make the trek up the stairs! It's free if you buy the Copenhagen Card, which you just show at the desk as you enter. The wooden stairs get steeper and smaller as you go up the spire, but they are well maintained. Watch your head, the higher you go, the less headroom there is. If you go fast,... More

We really enjoyed this attraction. We managed the steep climb to the top of the steeple which provided wonderful views of the city, even though the day was overcast. Not sure how curioustraveler99 managed it but there was a booth inside the church where we purchased our tickets (35000 kr each ) to climb to the top. Its still worth... More

Indeed worth the 400something steps for the amazing view of the city. It is free too, so go now, till the municipality realizes they are doing us a big favor!

My wife wanted to try this so I gave it a go. You walk up a lot of wooden steps inside the spire, some of which are quite step and the low beams mean you have to watch your head sometimes. The final staircase inside is extremely tight but it takes you to the staircase outside which creates the spiral... More