Discover Copenhagen in vivid detail with us! Dive into a fairy-tale-inspired adventure as we explore the city’s most iconic landmarks and their surrounding gems. We’ll take you to the heart of Copenhagen’s history and culture, from the Royal Palace of Amalienborg to the Little Mermaid herself. But that’s not all—discover the stunning Gefion Fountain, stroll through the historic Citadel, Kastellet, and marvel at the lively charm of Nyhavn harbor. To top it off, we’ll visit the impressive Christiansborg Slot, home to Denmark’s Parliament.
• Visit 10+ of Copenhagen’s top sights in a small group of no more than 10 guests
• Learn captivating stories of Danish history, fairy tales, and culture from passionate local guides
• Enjoy a relaxed, personal experience with plenty of time for questions
This isn’t just a tour—it’s the ultimate introduction to Copenhagen’s rich history and vibrant charm!
The experience will kick off at Toldboden, one of Copenhagen’s most charming upcoming areas, where you have the option to get a cup of coffee on your own expense (just remember to get to the meeting point 10 minutes before the meeting time). From here, we’ll take you through some of the older parts of Copenhagen’s historical city centre through some of the Copenhagen’s most famous and important sites.
The first stop will be at the Gefion fountain that show where Copenhagen, or at least the land where its located, is said to have originated (hint: It’s something we Danes consider a very dark place!).
As we see the Gefion Fountain, we’ll be viewing the park that commemorate the heroes of the 2nd World War.
As we see the Gefion Fountain and the Churchillpark, we will also see a church that is very different to others in Copenhagen for a very specific reason.
Afterwards, we’ll enjoy a stunning outside view of the Game of Thrones-worthy Citadel and while you’re taking it all in your guide will enthrall you with tales about Copenhagen and Denmark’s rise and demise throughout its more than 1000 year long history
This will take us a little bit further out for an amazing view, where you’ll also be able to take in some of Copenhagen’s magical fairy-tale dust as you say hi to The Little Mermaid and hear why everything is not at all what it seems with her.
With our magical fairy-tale dust levels at a maximum, we’ll be getting to the real-life fairy tale of the Danish royalty. Hear secret insider stories about the Royal Guards and awe-inspiring tales about the royals at Amalienborg — the Royal Palace — that only those who have been in the guard know about. Here you’ll even get to play a little game about where the current head of the royal family, Daisy, live.
From Amalienborg, you'll also be blessed with views of Copenhagen's majestic Marble Church perfectly aligned with the Royal Palace. You gotta see what many locals consider the most beautiful church in Copenhagen!
As we wander out of the garden, we'll be greeted the majestic Copenhagen Opera House on the other side of the harbor.
As we walk toward the beautiful harbor of Nyhavn, we will walk on the beautiful front of The Royal Actor's house with spectacular views.
As we exit, we'll be greeted by a cute green garden on the side of the canals. Your guide will of course take you through this gem of a green haven and help you understand why Copenhageners weren't that happy with these awesome places initially!
Next, we’ll be walking through the picturesque harbor canal New Harbor (or Nyhavn as we call it in Copenhagen), where we’ll be taking in the view from a special point of view that for sure will make all your social media followers or your friends or family back home jealous. Please don’t hesitate to ask your guide in assisting capturing that picture-perfect image of this iconic image from this good-looking city, while you get to hear about the harbors colorful and somewhat charming history.
With an appetite for more, you’ll head across one of Copenhagen’s most famous and most historical squares with views of the first shopping mall in Denmark, the most historical hotel in Denmark and the Royal theatre that is just magnificent to look at.
As we navigate small cute streets, prepare yourself for stretching your neck all the way back to admire the spire of one of Copenhagen’s oldest churches.
As we enter Højbro Plads you will have a splendid view of Christiansborg Palace, which today house the Danish parliament, and here you will hear about Danish politics and welfare. This is also where the tour ends and your guide would gladly answer any questions for recommendations.
By the sculpture ZinkGlobal in front of Seaside Food & Bar, Nordre Toldbod 12, 1259 København.
The guide will be at the meeting point 10 minutes before the tour starts. If you have not made contact with your guide by the time the tour is set to start, please call us right away so we can assist you.
You may present your tickets on any smartphone or print them to bring them along with you. We'll recommend to save a tree, though. We DON'T require you to present a printed copy of your tickets to attend the experience.
Please note, we won't access the inside of any of the buildings located at the following places: The Citadel, Amalienborg - The Royal Palace, The Marble Church, The Opera House, The Old Stock Exchange, Nikolaj Kunsthal or The Royal Theatre. Instead we will experience all of them from the outside.
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Rosenborg Castle is a 17th-century castle that houses the Danish Crown Jewels and offers a glimpse into royal Danish history.
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