Top Denmark Full-day Tours

Møns Klint and Forest Tower both are hidden gems of Denmark. It's a unique nature experience in a new format- in the middle of Denmark's most beautiful scenery. With Nature, architecture, and experience in front. Møns Klint chalk cliffs have been recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Forest Tower Camp Adventure Is One of the World's Greatest Places in 2019. Explore these natural wonders in a safe way without the worry of getting lost with this hassle-free day trip from Copenhagen.

Our electric boat 'Hygge' is the best way to explore Copenhagen from the water! This exclusive boat tour is all about the hidden gems and our guides will tell you some of the stories of the different localhoods we pass along our beautiful canals. This tour is going to show you the capital from a different perspective. This tour is a public tour for max 12 guests. During the colder months, we offer heated seats and blankets completely free of charge. You are welcome to ask questions along the way, to your private guide.

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.

Skip the stress of arranging cross-border transport with this full-day private tour from Copenhagen to Malmo and Lund, Sweden. Cross the iconic Oresund Bridge and explore highlights like Malmo city center and Lund Cathedral with guided insight along the way. With hotel pickup and hassle-free transportation included, enjoy a seamless Scandinavian adventure without worrying about logistics.

There are 3 stops on this full day tour. The first stop is the ”Fanefjord” Church. This 14th century church has a unique interior that survived through the Reformation in Denmark in 1536, when almost all Catholic churches had their interiors refurbished to accommodate the Protestant-Lutheran abolition of worshiping saints and a focus on the word, rather than the exterior and religious ceremonies. Second stop. The rural town of Stege. This is the lunch stop. Last stop is Mons Klint and the Goecenter. From the Geocenter to the beach, some 400 steps down. Have a descent to the beach maybe find some fossilized remains of these million year old crustaceans, snails, and octopuses. For those who are not so agile and adventures the GeoCenter Mon offers the geological history and explanation of the white chalk cliffs.

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!

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.

The Easy-Pace Tour focuses on a short day tour visiting two interesting sites outside Copenhagen. Your English-speaking driver and guide, will guide you at Kronborg Castle. After the guided tour you will have time to explore the castle and maybe a visit to the gift shop. The Frederiksborg Palace in Hillerod will take your breath away. An unbelievable renaissance palace from 17th century. The visit at Frederiksborg Palace is on you own. Exploration of the palace and maybe the baroque garden. Our Guide will provide info-tainment— a delightful mix of facts presented in an easy-going manner, with a twinkle in the eyes of our excellent driver and guide. The narrative strikes a balance, offering just enough facts without overwhelming you with years, kings, and wars, coupled with a touch of humor and fun. You will not miss out on cardio exercise on this day. For slow walkers or walkers using simple walking aids, this is also accommodated on this tour.

Get a quick yet rich overview of Copenhagen on this small-group walk that covers a mix of top sights and hidden gems, and ends in the colorful canal district of Nyhavn. Avoid the stress of planning your first visit—your guide brings the city to life and shows you royal palaces, medieval corners, and vibrant public squares while sharing local stories, culture, and history.

This private tour saves time waiting around for public transport and helps you get the most out of your time in Denmark. Tick off two castles in the north of Zealand island in a day—the enchanting Kronborg Castle, and the Renaissance castle of Frederiksborg. The guide enhances the tour with commentary about the history of Denmark and background information about its beautiful castles.

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.

Get a local's perspective on Copenhagen as you cruise through the city's canals and waterways on this guided tour. Limited to a small group of people, the tour is tailored to the group's interests, meaning you get a personalized experience. Get a deeper insight than most visitors to Copenhagen, and discover many of its top landmarks in one tour as well as developing areas and new urban hotspots.

Discover two countries in half a day on this unique tour from Copenhagen to Malmö, led by a Danish guide. We meet at Copenhagen Central Station and take a smooth 40-minute train ride across the Øresund Bridge. Your round-trip ticket is included, with departures every 15 minutes for a flexible return. In Malmö, your host leads a two-hour walking tour of the city’s highlights like colorful Gamla Väster, the The Kings Garden, and Malmöhus Castle. Hear how Malmö was once Danish, how it became Swedish in the 1600s, and how rivalry and shared history still shape both nations. Afterwar the tour, enjoy a Swedish tradition: Fika at a local café (coffee and pastry included). Then choose: stay and explore Malmö on your own, or return with your guide to Copenhagen. If you travel back with the host, the full experience lasts about four hours round-trip.

Copenhagen’s original independent food tour (Est. 2011). As a locally-owned company - not a corporate chain - we provide a truly authentic experience. We don’t just share the food; we share the soul of the city through its most iconic landmarks. Beyond 8 authentic tastings (a full meal), we walk through the historic heart of Copenhagen. Discover the Botanical Garden, the Latin Quarter, and the Round Tower. Our expert local guides share insights into Danish life that global tours simply can't match. Highlights include: Exclusive access: Arla Unika (Michelin supplier) & historic Café & Ølhalle 1892. Gourmet flavors: Modern smørrebrød at RØRT and royal candy at Sømods Bolcher. Local icons: DØP organic hot dogs and local craft beer or cider at SKAAL. Small groups for an intimate, high-quality experience. Join the locals who started it all.

Care for a tailored, private experience of the puffin island Mykines? We got you covered. There are good reasons for booking a private experience: You will be part of planning the itinerary that will meet your specific needs. You'll own the journey, and you'll decide the pace. There's no hassle to adapt to others and you will have the option to prioritize your preferred activity such as photography, hiking, food, etc. We will do our very best to accommodate your wishes. We depart Tórshavn heading to Sørvágur for the ferry to Mykines. Weather permitting, enjoy stunning views of Drangarnir, Tindhólmur, and Gáshólmur. After a brief stop at the village café, we begin our scenic hike, passing the memorial stone and witnessing the largest puffin colony in the Faroe Islands. Enjoy breathtaking ocean views before returning to the village for more exploration. The ferry departs at 14:00, with an estimated arrival in Tórshavn by 16:00.

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 some 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 Total Copenhagen: Highlights & Hygge tour.

Booking these tour versions requires that all the attractions are covered by the pre-paid card/ticket/voucher. Examples of cards: ICOM, ODM, Copenhagen Card and others. Go on an interesting tour of Danish and Scandinavian history from a Danish perspective. Packed with insight into Danish history and culture. Tour details can be found in the main menu. For the Easy tours: "Easy Tour"; Kronborg Castle & Frederiksborg Palace, Summer/Winter "The Big Easy"; Roskilde Cathedral, Viking Ship Museum & Frederiksborg Palace. The Roskilde Cathedral is always guided for at least 50 minutes. The Viking Ship Museum at the bay of Roskilde. The guide will make a short intro and then you have time to explore the museum on your own. Frederiksborg Palace in town of Hillerod is a magnificent renaissance palace. Hillerod is also the place for your lunch. Kronborg Castle is the setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet and Ophelia. Kornborg Castle is always guided for a minimum of 50 minutes.

Explore Copenhagen at your own pace with a 24, 48, or 72-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass. This convenient double-decker bus tour allows you to hop on and off at key attractions, including the Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, Copenhagen Zoo, and the Opera House. Enjoy panoramic views of the city's iconic architecture, waterways, and greenery while listening to audio commentary providing fascinating historical insights. Discover the best of Copenhagen your own way.

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.

This tour is for the cruise travelers, who has limited time in Copenhagen, but still want a day out of the city. You will join the standard Full-Day, but you will not see all the 4 sites due to your ships arrival or departure. - - We recommend you to book your seat on the bus. - - Please look very carefully on the offered tours so you get the version that match you time in Copenhagen. There will be guided in English at; - Kronborg Castle - Roskilde Cathedral - And an intro at the Viking Ship Museum The visit to Frederiksborg Palace is self guided. The narrative strikes a balance, offering just enough facts without overwhelming you with years, kings, and wars, coupled with a touch of humor and fun. No need for cardio exercise on this day. 8000 steps is reached before the end of the day, while you walked up spiral staircases in medieval castles, cross cobblestone covered streets. Dress code for the day: do like the Danes says; There is no bad weather, just the wrong clothing!

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.

Named the world’s coolest neighborhood by Time Out Magazine, Nørrebro is a vibrant blend of culture, history, and creativity, a place that truly has something for everyone. On this tour, your local guide will take you beyond the ordinary, showcasing hidden gems, street art, and secret spots that most visitors would never find on their own. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of how Nørrebro became the stage for major working-class movements, shaping the Danish welfare state, a cornerstone of Denmark’s happiness today. You’ll also explore Jægersborggade, Blågårdsgade, and Stefansgade, lively streets filled with cafés, creative shops, and local flavor. We’ll stop to enjoy a local snack and something to drink, giving you a true taste of Nørrebro’s authentic atmosphere. Experience Copenhagen’s coolest neighborhood like a true local, discovering its stories, secrets, and soul.