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The Big Easy Tour is for all those who want extra time at the sites, or are slow walkers, or you are a fan "slow-living", then this is the tour. -The first stop is the UNESCO Heritage-listed Roskilde Cathedral. Here is a 1-hour guided tour. - The next stop is the Viking Ship Museum at the bay of Roskilde, with its little harbor filled with replicated Viking ships (in the summer time), all built at the museum's shipyard. - The guide will make a short introduction to the museum. And then you have time to explore the museum and its activities on your own. -The town of Hillerod is a typical mid-sized Danish town with a walking street where you can find different kinds of lunch options from cafés, takeaways, Danish-style hotdog stands, or at the local Danish-style bakery. - In Hillerod the Frederiksborg Palace is located. This magnificent renaissance palace, built in the 1700s, century packed with historical artifacts and an amazing architecture, and a unique baroque garden at the palace.

Explore the rich history of the Jewish Quarter in Copenhagen on this private walking tour. Begin your journey at Kongens Nytorv close to Nyhavn. Then admire the Great Synagogue from outside with its striking Moorish-revival design, then stroll through the Old Town to uncover the story of Jewish migration and the bravery of the Danish community during WWII. Visit the Danish Jewish Museum with skip-the-line access, where your expert guide will share insights on the architecture and significant artifacts. Please note we can not get inside the Great Synagogue for security reasons. - Private tour lasting 3 hours with an expert guide - Skip-the-Line entry to the Danish Jewish Museum included - Focused exploration of the Jewish Quarter and key historical sites

Skip the dry guidebooks and explore Copenhagen with a guide who knows the "royal tea" and the city's best-kept secrets. Our 2-hour walking tour through Old Town blends iconic sights with hilarious, offbeat stories that bring the streets to life. Starting at Christiansborg Palace Square, we’ll dive into power struggles and scandalous history before wandering medieval streets toward the waterfront. From the origins of Bishop Absalon at Højbro Plads to the stylish chaos of Strøget, you’ll see centuries of architecture and modern Danish life side-by-side. We’ll pass Nikolaj Church and Kongens Nytorv before hitting the showstopper: the colorful houses of Nyhavn. We wrap up at the Amalienborg Palace Complex and the stunning Marble Church, showcasing royal elegance and clever design. Led by fun-loving experts, our tours prioritize laughs over lectures. Join Rosotravel for a walk full of "wait… seriously?!" moments and memories you'll quote for months.

This tour offers the perfect mix of royal heritage, local charm, and classic Copenhagen beauty. Explore the elegant Rosenborg Castle and Amalienborg Palace, home to Denmark’s royal history. Stroll through colorful Nyhavn and feel the city’s lively spirit. End your journey surrounded by magic and fun at the world famous Tivoli Gardens, a truly unforgettable Copenhagen experience. Unique and personalized private tours Pick up at Hotel or Cruise Terminal Tour start time will be adjusted to your itinerary Shore Excursions: Return to ship guarantee Full refund if your ship can´t dock Shore Excursions since 2001

Royal Tour of Copenhagen and of Dragor, the pretty fishing village ! A Guided tour of Copenhagen through all the highlights of the city, The Little Mermaid, Rosenborg Palace, Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace, Christianshavn, Nyhavn, Gefion Fountian, Dragør City and much more! We cross Copenhagen harbor and then travel to Dragor, where we talk about the history of this pretty fishing village, including its Dutch connections. There is time here to eat, to walk down to the sea, to visit Dragor Fort and to do some shopping in the interesting little independent shops. After this and a photo-stop to get a picture of the Oresund Bridge. Via beach road to Copenhagen

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.

Join our shared 2-hour bike tour and explore the highlights of Copenhagen in the most authentic and enjoyable way. Ride through the city’s charming streets, colorful waterfronts, and iconic landmarks while learning fascinating stories from your local guide. This easy-paced tour is perfect for all fitness levels and combines must-see sights with hidden gems you might miss on your own. Cycle along the famous Nyhavn harbor, pass historic architecture, and experience the city’s unique cycling culture firsthand. Small group experience for a friendly atmosphere Local guide with insider tips & stories Comfortable pace with photo stops Perfect introduction to Copenhagen Whether it’s your first time in the city or you want to see it from a new perspective, this bike tour is the ideal way to make the most of your time in Copenhagen.

Explore why Copenhagen is the world’s most livable city. From harbor baths and social housing to Christiania and Meatpacking, discover the design and politics that shape the Danish lifestyle.

Experience the charm of Odense, the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen, on this private walking tour starting from Flakhaven Square. As you explore historic streets, peaceful parks, and places connected to Andersen’s life, your guide will share stories that bring the city’s cultural heritage to life. From charming squares to beautiful gardens and iconic landmarks, this tour offers an immersive look at Odense’s blend of history, creativity, and Danish coziness. With flexible durations from 1 to 6 hours, it’s the perfect way to discover the heart of Odense at your own pace.

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.

Hans Christian Andersen is one of the world’s most cherished storytellers, whose timeless fairy tales have captivated generations. On this guided walking tour, you’ll explore Copenhagen through his eyes, visiting places that shaped his life and inspired some of his most famous works. Hear the story behind The Little Mermaid as you stand by the iconic statue, discover how the Royal Danish Theatre inspired The Ugly Duckling, and wander the colorful harbor where Andersen once lived and wrote. Step into hidden corners — including a preserved room tucked away inside a department store — that offer a rare glimpse into his world. This two-hour experience is not just about landmarks, but about bringing Andersen’s tales to life. Through your guide’s storytelling, you’ll gain insight into the man behind the myths, the city that fueled his imagination, and why his words continue to enchant readers across the globe.

Copenhagen is the world's most livable city, but it was built by design. On this comprehensive bike tour, we explore the architecture, urban planning, and social policies that make the Danish capital thrive. We start in the center and ride to the waterfront to see its transformation from an industrial port into an active public space, passing Nyhavn and the modern Black Diamond. We will ride the iconic elevated Snake Bridge to experience world class bicycle urbanism firsthand before diving into the realities of gentrification in the Meatpacking District. Next we explore how clever design keeps families in the city at local schools and hidden parks like Skydebanehaven. We cross into Frederiksberg to see how local policy shapes neighborhoods, then navigate Nørrebro, the city's most diverse district. We will visit a living cemetery and see award winning social architecture before finishing your ride across the busiest bike bridge in the world.

Join our award winning guided E-Scooter Tour for 1 hour and 15 min. You will get a good idea of wonderful Copenhagen and explore some of the must see highlights. This 1 hour tour is a shorter mini version of the 2 hour tour that includes more time and more highlights of the city. The 1 hour tour does NOT include The Citadel, Little Mermaid, Gefion Fountain and Marble Church

A spooky self-guided walking tour game through Copenhagen. You have made new friends online. They have found an old journal and are trying to solve the mysterious disappearance of its owner. The old notes contain descriptions of a headless horseman haunting Copenhagen. Maybe the journal also offers the clues needed to find out what happened? You are invited to join an investigation, but one of your new friends never shows up at your agreed meeting spot. Follow clues through central Copenhagen. Participate in the story in each location through gamification. Examine items and crack codes while you explore the city's historical surroundings. This audio walking tour game is self-guided via a GPS-based app downloaded to your phone. When you buy the tour you'll receive an email with instructions on how to download the app which serves as your guide and narrator. Listen to the story while you walk, and solve puzzles in each location. You can start, pause and end the tour when you want.

Experience Copenhagen on your own terms with this immersive self-guided audio tour that combines freedom with expert storytelling. Unlike traditional group tours, you'll enjoy the flexibility to explore at your own pace, linger at favorite spots, or take spontaneous detours whenever inspiration strikes. Uncover hidden stories and historical insights not found in guidebooks. Your professionally narrated content delivers crystal-clear commentary with engaging storytelling that brings each location to life, making history and culture accessible and entertaining. The thoughtfully curated experience showcases both iconic landmarks and lesser-known gems, providing a more authentic perspective than standard tourist routes. With your exceptional audio quality and compelling narration, you'll experience Copenhagen like a knowledgeable insider, discovering the soul of this magnificent Danish capital on your own schedule.

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!

Denmark exists because a goddess plowed an island out of Sweden in a single night — at least, that's what the Norse myth says. This self-guided walking tour of Copenhagen uses an app to take you from that legend's fountain to the Little Mermaid, with no guide to wait for and no group to follow. You'll stand where Bishop Absalon built the fortress that created the city, learn why Nyhavn's colorful houses were once advertising, and discover how a small Danish trading company smuggled ninety percent of England's tea. Walk through Amalienborg — four palaces that became the royal residence only because the original burned down — and hear about a tattooed princess who quietly defied royal convention. Start whenever you like and pause at your convinience. Everything works offline. Over 20,000 travelers have explored cities with us, and a full refund guarantee means there's nothing to lose. If you'd rather set your own pace than follow a flag, this Copenhagen audio tour was built for you.

Copenhagen’s Vesterbro district tells a compelling story of urban transformation. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore a neighbourhood that’s evolved from gritty industrial roots, poverty, and red-light district status into one of the city’s most dynamic and beloved areas. You’ll also discover how Vesterbro maintains its edge while embracing modern Copenhagen’s creative new energy. The tour starts at the striking Copenhagen Central Station, designed by Heinrich Wenck. You’ll stroll through the lively streets of Vesterbro, weaving past hidden cocktail bars, historic taverns, and former brothels. Along the way, you’ll discover the neighbourhood’s fascinating history, from its working-class origins to its transformation during Copenhagen’s comprehensive urban renewal initiative from 1991-2005. The tour ends at the iconic Elephant Gate at the former Carlsberg Brewery, a symbol of Denmark’s brewing heritage and industrial past.

Copenhagen, the Scandinavian pearl, awaits you for a day of exploring on foot the 29 must-see sites. Stroll down Stroget Street, admire the architecture of Notre-Dame Cathedral and be charmed by Nyhavn’s colourful houses. This 8 km tour, suitable for all travellers, introduces you to Danish history, culture and gastronomy through iconic places. The tour is enriched by audio commentary, bringing you an immersive experience in this modern and sustainable city. Get ready to enjoy the Hygge in this welcoming environment. - 8 km walking tour through Copenhagen - 29 places of interest, including Rosenborg Castle and the Botanical Garden - Audio commentary for total immersion - Duration of the visit: about 3h30, ideal for culture and history lovers

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.

Enhance your sightseeing with hop on and off at any designated stop to explore attractions like Nyhavn, Tivoli Gardens, or The Little Mermaid, spending as much time as you like before rejoining the bus. Go beyond the major sights with routes like "Classic Copenhagen" and "Colorful Copenhagen," which explore the city's alternative side. Enjoy panoramic views of Copenhagen's landmarks from the open-air double-decker buses and buses stop near major attractions, cultural hotspots, and shopping streets, making it easy to transition between sightseeing and exploring neighborhoods.

Don't just walk around, learn what your seeing. On this walking tour, we’ll explore the city’s history through its palaces, museums, statues, and squares. You’ll see where Danish kings and queens lived, learn about moments that shaped the nation, and visit landmarks that still define Copenhagen today. Why is there a family of statues abandoned in the canal? You'll know after this tour! Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires. The tour is all on our walking tour app.

Explore the bold vision and iconic design that transformed a polluted industrial harbor into the World Capital of Architecture. Instead of basic sightseeing, we discover how world-class buildings and "fun" urban spaces actually change how people live and play in the most liveable city on earth. The journey takes us from the harbor’s dramatic revival at the Black Diamond and BLOX to the futuristic, experimental landscapes of Ørestad. We navigate the famous "Freetown" of Christiania and the city's newest architectural landmarks: areas where radical design, secret green oasis, and a history of local activism reveal the true soul and creative DNA of Copenhagen. Designed for confident cyclists, this 3-hour experience offers an expert-led look at how creative architecture and "hedonistic sustainability" turned Copenhagen into one of the world's most exciting urban playgrounds.

You will visit Denmark’s northernmost lighthouse with sweeping sea views, and stand at Grenen where the North Sea and Baltic Sea meet—one of the few places in the world where two seas collide. The experience also includes the famous Sandormen tractor ride across the sands, time to explore Skagen’s charming old town with its distinctive yellow houses, and visits to two remarkable natural landmarks: the SandCovered Church and the shifting Rabjerg Mile dune. This combination of dramatic landscapes, fascinating history, and personalized exploration makes the tour a memorable and distinctive way to discover Skagen. Unique and personalized private tours Pick up at Hotel or Cruise Terminal Tour start time will be adjusted to your itinerary Shore Excursions: Return to ship guarantee Full refund if your ship can´t dock Shore Excursions since 2001