Top Denmark Food & Drink

Ideal for foodies in Copenhagen, this tasting tour has you eating your way around the city just like the locals do. With the help of your guide, visit highlights including the Torvehallerne food market, and head to spots that you’d easily miss if exploring on your own. Look forward to trying a range of traditional Danish dishes and pastries, all while benefitting from the small group size.

Sail past long lines outside of Copenhagen’s iconic Hard Rock Café with a priority access pass that includes a 2- or 3-course meal. Marvel at the impressive collection of musical memorabilia as you take a seat at your table and peruse the appetizing menu of American classics. Soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the renowned institution as you scour the walls for the drum kit from Metallica’s world tour and a vest worn by Elvis Presley, and then feast upon a delicious meal.

Spend a hilarious two hours walking around the city and tasting nine different beers with a fun and funny guide who’ll have you laughing your way through Copenhagen. This drinking/walking/comedy tour isn’t just about beer, but the city’s history too. Your tour leader will tell you all about how Vesterbro went from its seedy past to its hotspot present as you explore and sip.

Get acquainted with Denmark’s capital from the water on a 1-hour Copenhagen boat tour. Glide along the city’s picturesque canals and soak up stellar views of top Copenhagen attractions. Pass landmarks such as the Amalienborg Palace, the Little Mermaid Statue, and the Copenhagen Opera House, and drift past colorful townhouses, cobbled lanes, and houseboats in the Christianshavn neighborhood. An easy way to see a lot in a short time.

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!

Learn about Danish culture through its cuisine on this private food and drink tour. Your guide takes you to the finest food stands in Copenhagen to sample Danish and Nordic specialties like pastries, schnapps, elderberry juice, and fish dumplings. Tastings suit every palate on this personalized experience.

Secure your spot at one of Copenhagen’s must-visit cultural highlights with tickets to the MACA Museum’s ‘Banksy & Street Art: The Early Years’ exhibition. See defining works across the 20th and 21st century from the likes of Banksy, Basquiat, KAWS, Murakami, and Warhol. Explore at your own pace with a free audio guide that works on your own device.

The BeerWalks are a great way to indulge in an extraordinary beer-lover's exploration of Odense beer culture and history" and a way to meet new people. We combine 3 unique elements into our BeerWalks: City stories Beer tastings Stories about the breweries - all outdoors. It is truly a social and bonding experience, like no other in Odense, 13.000+ guest agree to this. So, if you are looking for "a nice little break" in Odense, you have found it! Denmark is a liberal country and we are allowed to enjoy and consume beer in the public space, and this we take to another level with our BeerWalks, all outdoors, all year round. it is NOT a pubcrawl - we are outside at all times on this BeerWalk! This Odense Craft BeerWalk is one of many BeerWalks by BeerWalks.

It's all castles and cathedrals. Head out of Copenhagen for the day on this guided small-group tour, visiting UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kronborg Castle, the sitting for Shakespeare's Hamlet, and then Frederiksborg Castle, the largest Renaissance-era castle in Scandinavia. After a tour of the fortresses head to stunning Roskilde Cathedral, the burial spot for more kings and queens than any other place in the world. Finally, finish the tour at the Viking Ship Museum. This small-group tour is limited to just 16 people or fewer.

You’ll journey through Danish identity across five unique stops, moving from traditional smørrebrød to vibrant street food, modern Nordic comfort, and ending with the iconic Danish pastry. Each stop tells a chapter of Denmark’s story, connecting history, innovation, and everyday life into a cohesive culinary narrative. The tour takes you through two of Copenhagen’s most captivating neighbourhoods. You’ll start in Nyhavn, the city’s historic harbourfront, once filled with sailors, merchants, and trading ships, now a clean, design-driven hub. Then you’ll cross the bridge into Christianshavn, often called Copenhagen’s Mini-Amsterdam, with its canals, colorful houses, historic warehouses, houseboats, and vibrant cafés and bakeries that capture authentic everyday Danish life.

Join me on a journey that brings this charming town to life by experiencing Copenhagen the way that the locals do. We'll blend history, culture and flavours as we wind our way down the backstreets of the Old Town and listen to some engaging tales of Copenhagen and its fascinating history. On the way we’ll stop off some of the best-kept-secret pubs of this fairytale town and feel the 'hygge' while we sample the local beers. We'll visit a food market and indulge in some of Denmark's most popular delicacies and wash them down with a Snaps or whatever you fancy. We'll talk of days gone by that make this an unforgettable experience. Take a stroll down some of the oldest cobbled streets and squares that bring the past to life on our walk around The Old Town town, and when we're done you'll understand why the Danes are some of the happiest people on the planet.

From Forbes Magazine: "Without a doubt, the best way to experience Aarhus beer scene, is to go on a beer tour with an expert from BeerWalks. The BeerWalks are a great way to indulge in an extraordinary beer-lover's exploration of Aarhus beer culture" We combine 3 unique elements into our BeerWalks: City stories Beer tastings Stories about the breweries - all outdoors. It is truly a social and bonding experience, like no other in Aarhus, 9.500 guest agree to this. So, if you are looking for "a nice little break" in Aarhus - you have found it! Denmark is a liberal country and we are allowed to enjoy and consume beer in the public space, and this we take to another level with our BeerWalks, all outdoors, all year round. it is NOT a pubcrawl - we are outside at all times on this BeerWalk! This Aarhus Craft BeerWalk is one of many BeerWalks by BeerWalks.

Eat your way around Copenhagen like a local, with the help of a guide who knows all the best hidden gems and helps you swerve the tourist traps. With this small-group walking food tour, try everything from smørrebrød (a traditional dish made of bread topped with cold cuts) to beer to honey; every palate is catered to.

Master the art of making an iconic sweet treat during a Danish pastry baking class in Copenhagen. Ideal for food lovers, this experience comes with the knowledge of a professional pastry chef, and gives you the chance to meet other like-minded travelers. Plus, a short duration makes this experience ideal for time-pressed travelers.

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.

Hop on your bike and ride into the neighborhoods where Copenhagen's food scene actually happens. This tour takes you through Vesterbro and Nørrebro, past Kødbyen, the Carlsberg Brewery, and Torvehallerne, the market hall at the heart of Copenhagen's new food culture. You'll stop at five handpicked spots beloved by locals: freshly baked Wienerbrød, proper Copenhagen ice cream, an extraordinary craft beer, and a sit-down plate of smørrebrød with homemade snaps to finish. Your guide brings it all to life with food history and insider knowledge that only a local can offer. Every stop is vegan and vegetarian friendly, with flexible options for meat and fish eaters. This is a 3.5-hour ride through real neighborhoods, with five tastings spanning traditional and contemporary cuisine, insider tips along the way, and enough culinary history to explain how a small Nordic city became one of the world's most exciting places to eat. Suitable for all dietary preferences and fitness levels.

Rather than getting reeled into the typical tourist traps, learn how to eat like a local with this private guided food tour through Copenhagen. And this tour’s not limited to just eating and drinking either—listen as your guide shares stories about local culture and history, from the Vikings to Hans Christian Andersen to Lego, and more as you stroll.

Sample top Danish dishes—such as rye bread and hot dogs—while exploring several Copenhagen highlights during this convenient combo city and food bike tour. Ideal for travelers with limited time in the area, this tour will help you visit attractions and eateries you might not otherwise have found, and faster than you could on foot. Plus, the small group capped at 10 ensures personalized attention from your guide.

Explore Denmark’s Forest Tower—an attraction you’re unlikely to find anywhere else in the world—without the hassle of arranging your own round-trip transportation during this half-day excursion. Ideal for architecture and nature lovers alike, climb to the observation deck and walk along wooden walkways while enjoying the surrounding scenery.

Make the most of Denmark’s vibrant capital with a money-saving COPENHAGEN CARD - DISCOVER. Get unlimited pubic transport in the entire capital region and free admission to 80+ attractions and museums, including the must-visit Tivoli Gardens* and much more. COPENHAGEN CARD is 100% digital. Download the app and redeem the card with the code from your voucher. After redeeming and activating the card you're ready to explore Copenhagen! Please do not activate the card before you want to use it. The time starts once you activate the card. *please note that the card only grants entrance, you must pay for rides.

Copenhagen does Christmas like few cities in the world and this small-group tour with tastings highlights the best of it. Walk through festive streets with a local guide who knows exactly where to find the most beautifully decorated corners, the best markets, and the seasonal food and drinks that make a Danish Christmas worth experiencing first-hand.

Discover Copenhagen like never before on a private full-day walking tour that takes you to the city’s most iconic landmarks, from the Round Tower to Amalienborg Palace, while uncovering hidden gems most visitors miss. Along the way, your guide shares fascinating stories about Denmark’s capital, bringing its rich history to life. Choose the standard option with a Danish pastry and coffee or upgrade to the full option for a tasty Danish lunch.

This 3-hour walking food tour moves at a relaxed, local pace, alternating between savory bites, sweets, and drinks. Portions are shared in the Danish way, allowing you to taste broadly without rushing or overfilling. The rhythm mirrors how locals snack, lunch, and linger across the city center. The tour begins inside Copenhagen’s central food halls with classic smørrebrød, then continues nearby with a second take on these open-faced sandwiches, highlighting how small changes in toppings and preparation shape modern Danish cooking. From there, the focus shifts gently toward sweet flavors with traditional hard candies and a historic pastry stop, where flaky dough and warm spices take center stage. Street food comes next with a simple but iconic organic hot dog, before the walk winds down in a historic pub. Here, you’ll enjoy a local beer or non-alcoholic alternative, rounding out the tour the way many Copenhageners do: seated, unhurried, and in good company.