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Swap traditional sightseeing tours for a more fun and unusual way of exploring Copenhagen—a murder mystery tour. Don’t worry about rushing to keep up with a group, as this is a private and self-guided adventure, which means you can go at your own pace. After picking up a mystery envelope, the adventure takes place around the magnificent Christiansborg Palace, with plenty of riddles to solve to discover interesting highlights.

Join us for the full Copenhagen package on this fairy-tale and hygge-filled walking tour of the greatest hits of Copenhagen. This is a great introduction to your Danish experience, offering you a whole day of fun! - Tick off Copenhagen’s greatest hits on a full-day tour with a passionate and knowing native guide by your side - Admire the city’s many iconic and cute castles, picturesque Nyhavn and don't worry, you'll of course say hello to the Little Mermaid and much more! - Arrive at the Royal Palace just in time for the infamous changing of the Royal Guards - Explore The Danish way of living and score some tips on how to get more of that world-famous ‘hygge’ in your life - Discover Danish culture and history, tranquil green havens, and hidden gems that only locals know about on a more immersive cultural experience of Copenhagen than most tours - Get personalized recommendations straight from a local to make your Copenhagen stay even better!

Are you ready to unlock Copenhagen's dark secrests? On this self-guided audio walk you will experience the macabre side of a city that is more than a thousand years old. On your tour, you will be guided through inner Copenhagen and shine a light on the unspoken horror that hides in plain sight. Once you are ready to reveal the ghosts of this old city, you can start the tour at the Round Tower. Along the way, you'll get to see major attractions such as the Round Tower, Christiansborg Palace, Homen's Church and Nytorv. The tour includes a guided map for easy navigation, allowing you to pause or repeat sections as per your preference. So, are you ready to unlock the dark secrets of Copenhagen? Let the StoryHunt begin!

Discover Vesterbro, the epicenter of Copenhagen’s hipster culture, on this beer and culture walking tour. Spend an afternoon with a couple of brews exploring the former red-light district of Vesterbro, while you find out why Lonely Planet have called this neighborhood one of the coolest in the world with a local guide and a small group of like-minded travelers. - Tune into seedy Vesterbro tales of the past through a couple of brews with locals who have walked these streets most of their life. - Discover where the locals live and love to hang out with pit-stops in 3 beloved and markedly distinctive pubs, where you of course get to taste the golden and distinctive beers with the locals - Experience how gentrification is transforming a shady neighborhood into a hip urban area without compromising the neighborhoods past identity, while you support a range of good causes - Discover that beer makes Vesterbro better!

The perfect introduction to both Copenhagen and Danish cuisine, this private and personalized food tour is ideal for travelers who love to eat. Pass by top Copenhagen attractions while trying six or 10 tastings of traditional foods that you might otherwise have overlooked, such as hotdogs and Danish pastries. Don’t worry about wasting time getting lost either, as your local foodie host helps you navigate and provides insider tips.

If you want to understand Denmark, you need to understand hygge. The concept can be difficult to explain, but is easy to experience on a slow-paced walk with a native — and once you have it in you, you’ll know why Danes are some of the happiest people in the world! Take a peek into Copenhagen’s local life and find your own happy hygge place. - Get a better understanding of Danish culture and why the world-famous Danish concept of hygge is so important in an increasingly fast-paced world - Visit city sites that ooze hygge and find out how you can bring some of that vibe back home with you from your native guide - Learn why people say Denmark is utopian, and how the local culture contributes to Danes being among the happiest people in the world year after year - Savour Danish treats and visit gems that simply scream hygge! If you want to include Copenhagen’s best sights with a local to this tour, please consider upgrading to our Copenhagen Walking Tour: Highlights and Hygge w/Lunch

Solve A Mystery is a self-guided murder mystery city tour in Copenhagen for friends and family! Simply purchase online, collect it at our pick-up spot, and begin your adventure any time that suits you. You are an investigator in the 19th century. A woman has been murdered openly on the street near Amalienborg Palace. It is your duty as a trusted investigator to solve this murder mystery, that is inspired by TRUE EVENTS. You must gather sufficient evidence and indict the right suspect to ensure the peace for Frederiksstaden citizens. However, this is not an easy undertaking, because you will be put on a challenging task in the search of finding the murderer. Good luck. You will need it! Whilst solving the mystery you walk around Copenhagen's city centre. You will not only explore the area around Amalienborg Palace, but you will also pass by Nyhavn. In the end, you will reach a point near Amalienborg Palace, where you gather all your clues and hopefully solve this brutal crime.

For a quick—and quirky—introduction to Copenhagen, this ghost walking tour offers visitors a different take on the city. Learn about the history of epidemics and disasters, from wartime to modern day. While you stroll down the pedestrian street of Strøget your guide shares the Danish capital’s scarier stories and harrowing tales.

Take a break from your usual sightseeing and allow this self-guided murder mystery tour to show you more of Copenhagen in a fun and interactive way. Explore the area around Copenhagen’s Round Tower as you take the roles of analysts and researchers and perform tasks to investigate and solve a “disappearance” in the year of 1899.