Top Denmark Audio Guides - page 3

Welcome foodies and explorers! This self-guided audio walking tour, which includes 8 recommended stops for foodies, goes through the trendy earlier working-class neighborhood Nørrebro, like two tours in one. You decide what your taste buds want to try. We just show you the way to the Danish food treasures. Of course, you'll hear the food story behind each product and the place you visit. Many cultures form the fabric of Nørrebro, being one of Copenhagen’s most diverse neighborhood, it is the favorite hood of young people, community initiatives, start-ups and social projects. You'll learn about the past and the present of Nørrebro along the way. If you decide to taste all the different foods we recommend, remember that all together it is much more than a whole meal. Due to opening hours, start and end the tour between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. The caramel shop is closed on Sundays and on public holidays. Enjoy!

Copenhagen has a dark history that few people know about... The Slaves of Copenhagen is a dramatized, historical audio tour that takes you on a walk from Nyhavn and into the area around Amalienborg Castle in Copenhagen. Along the way, you will be introduced to unique Copenhagen buildings and sculptures that draw blood-red threads directly back to Denmark's time as a slave-trading nation. You will also be taken to Ghana in the year 1802. Here you will experience up close how the 14-year-old Kwame is kidnapped by slave hunters. You follow his cruel journey from the African coast across the merciless Atlantic to a new life in the New World.

Denmark’s World War II story began in darkness, with an invasion that caught a nation asleep. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll follow the dramatic events of April 9, 1940 – the day Nazi Germany seized Copenhagen in a lightning-fast operation that unfolded in just a few hours. From the first German troops disembarking silently at the harbour to the final stand at the King’s palace, you’ll experience this pivotal moment in Danish history as it happened, location by location. This tour starts at the memorial to Danish civilian sailors who died in World War I. You’ll trace the steps of German soldiers as they advanced in the dark from Langelinie quay to capture the historic Citadel fortress. Walking through Churchill Park, you’ll hear how Danish defenders were at first taken completely by surprise but quickly rallied to stage a dramatic fight back. At the same time you’ll find out how tragic this moment was for Denmark.

Explore Copenhagen your way with just your group, a guide, and a speedy Segway. Cruise around the city's top sights, including the Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, and Christiansborg, as well as a few lesser-known spots that cars cannot reach. Stop often for photos and take a break at a local café to stretch your legs or sample a traditional Danish pastry.

This tour of the vibrant city of Copenhagen will take you through its bustling streets where you will see sights such as the magnificent Tivoli and the impressive architecture of the Marble Church. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this exciting city. See the city’s rich history in its decadent palaces and grand halls, and its vibrant character in its bustling squares. From writers to royals, you will hear the stories of some of the city's most remarkable citizens. To discover this wonderful city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

Copenhagen’s Langelinie Pavillonen tells an unexpected story of connection between two ancient monarchies: Denmark and Japan. On this self-guided walking tour along the picturesque promenade and waterfront, you’ll learn how a Japanese baker’s love for Danish pastries led to 200 Sakura trees being gifted to Copenhagen, creating a living link between these geographically distant nations. You’ll stroll through Langelinie Park, where the annual Copenhagen Sakura Festival celebrates Japanese culture, before making your way to the harbour to see historical monuments marking Denmark’s naval history. Beneath a peaceful grove of cherry trees, I’ll guide you in a mindfulness exercise where you’ll engage all five senses, transforming a simple walk into a deeply personal experience. Let me show you how this busy waterside neighborhood can also be experienced from a mindful perspective. You’ll gain unique insights into Copenhagen through the two kingdoms’ connection. Enjoy!

Danes consistently rank among the happiest people in the world, and many attribute this happiness to ‘hygge’. To foreigners, hygge might seem like a simple translation for ‘cozy’ but it’s far more. So what exactly is hygge, and how do you create it? And how are hygge and happiness intertwined? On this self-guided walking tour through Central Copenhagen, you’ll find the answers to these questions and get an opportunity to experience hygge for yourself. You’ll learn that hygge is about creating an atmosphere of well-being, slowing down, and truly enjoying life’s simple moments. I’ll tell you about how the city embraces both grandeur and simple pleasures. You’ll explore how nature and quiet moments contribute to the Danish sense of well-being. At the magical Tivoli Gardens, where our tour ends, you’ll experience a place where childhood wonder, twinkling lights, and nostalgic charm create a uniquely Danish form of happiness.

The glamping tents are part of the vision to create Scandinavia's leading nature attraction. The tents are inspired by traditional yurts from the plains of Mongolia, imported from the United States. The tents are insulated heated and can be used all year round. A special opportunity for accommodation on both nature's and human terms, with a framework created to get as close to nature as possible; The insulated tent with unobstructed views of the sky from the roof glass dome. The private terrace overlooks the beautiful grassland with scattered, wild vegetation and shiny, ice blue spring water in the lake. The private bath and toilet house has beautiful views. Access to Forest Tower during the entire stay - also at sunrise and sunset. All tents are simply furnished with 2-4 beds and the possibility of one extra bed. Each tent is furnished with a small kitchen, bed, and dining area. The tents have private bath and toilet facilities. In the tents, there are linen, towels, and tea towels.

Add some interactive family-friendly fun to your sightseeing through Copenhagen with this self-guided tour game. Follow instructions and answer questions in the game app to explore Copenhagen at your own pace guided by GPS and learn about the city in the process. Visit popular Copenhagen attractions along the way including Nyhavn, Christiansborg Palace, and the Stroeget pedestrian street.

Welcome adventurers! "To travel is to live" - Hans Christian Andersen. Follow in the footsteps of the famous writer Hans Christian Andersen in Copenhagen and learn about his life with this self-guided audio walking tour. Embark on an immersive audio walk retracing the steps of the renowned Danish writer, H.C. Andersen. Experience his humble beginnings in Copenhagen, and his ascent to global acclaim as a cherished author. Traverse 19th-century Copenhagen, unveiling tales from Andersen's life at every turn. Was H.C. Andersen's life truly akin to the enchanting fairy tales he penned? As you delve into this audio walk, you'll be confronted with the contrasts and parallels between his real-life experiences and the magical worlds he created – many of them with inspiration from the streets of this old city. You can do the tour at your own pace and when it suits you, without relying on a tour group, or a specific time schedule. Are you ready to discover the life of H.C. Andersen?

This self-guided tour can be done with MP3 offline audio players or the Tell Me North app. Both options allow you to do this tour at your own pace by foot, car, bus, or public transport. You can listen while exploring the stops or do so while sipping your coffee at a local café, thus giving you the freedom to decide on your own, while learning about contemporary Klaksvík, its people, and factors that have impacted the local community through faith, football, fishing hooks and sub-sea tunnels. The story Understanding Klaksvík gives you an insight previously only known to locals into the local life and culture, history, and power dynamics and will enhance your understanding of the Faroe Islands as a whole.

Starting from the lively Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square), this walking tour takes you through the city’s historic heart — from medieval marketplaces and hidden alleys to grand palaces and iconic waterfronts. You’ll explore Gammeltorv and Nytorv, stroll down the storybook charm of Magstræde, cross the serene Slotsholmskanalen, and stand in the very square where Denmark’s democracy was born. At each stop, riddles and tales reveal the city’s past: kings and commoners, scandals and revolutions, visionaries and romantics. The journey ends at the colorful canal of Nyhavn, where sailors once drank and Hans Christian Andersen dreamed. There, a massive anchor stands as a solemn reminder of something deeper — but you'll have to guess what, before we reveal the answer. This is no ordinary city walk. It’s a playful, immersive way to uncover the layers of Copenhagen — one story at a time.

Visit two countries in one day—and explore castles, cathedrals, skyscrapers, and more—on this tour from Copenhagen. Travel via luxury minibus to Helsingør (Elsinore), where you can visit the UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle (own expense), immortalized in Shakespeare’s 'Hamlet.' Then, hop on a ferry to Sweden. Enjoy free time to explore the historical university city of Lund, and get to know buzzing Malmö before returning to Copenhagen.

We travel across the impressive Øresund Bridge to Sweden and the lovely county of Skåne, with its rolling hills and charming little villages. Then we make our way along the Counts Road to Ystad, home of Henning Mankell's fictional Detective Kurt Wallander. After some time in Ysatd, we will make our way to the seaside village of Kåsaberga, above which, is the Sunship, which is ring of stones in the shape of a ship, that dates back to the Bronze age. Who put them there? Perhaps that's a case for Kurt Wallander? Finally we make our way back to Copenhagen, through Wallander Country and recross the Øresund Bridge, made famous in the television series. 'The Bridge, entering Denmark again via the man-made island of Pebberholm. .