Unfortunately there are no stadium tours that operate on a regular basis but if you get in touch with the club directly you may be able to have one organised for your visit. To get in touch with them, you can send an email to rundvisning@parken.dk and tell them how many people are going to be in your group, when you are in the city etc.This will allow you to learn when there is a tour available and what price it will cost. There is also no club museum for you to go to. The club is still relatively new having only been founded in 1992 so there is not much history to talk about.If you are looking for things to check out in the vicinity of the stadium, the Nyhavn area is beautiful with the amazing buildings that line the route of the canal. It is an area that is rich in history and culture.If you enjoy amusement parks, Tivoloi Gardens is the place for you. They have world class attractions with over two dozen different rides there, as well as live concerts and more than 30 food places to eat at.

One of Copenhagen's most famous sights is The Little Mermaid, and although it is really worth a look, you will be best going early in the morning – otherwise with the amount of crowds that will be there, you'll not get close in the day. Nyhaven is the picture perfect spot that you will have seen in all the pictures of Copenhagen and its rustic charm is fantastic. Add the Tivoli Gardens and the Rosenburg Castle to your list and that is a couple of great days sightseeing.