• City Hall Square, Copenhagen - This is the heart of the city where Danes gather in large numbers to celebrate significant sporting victories or historical events.
• Copenhagen City Hall - Built in 1905, this impressive building serves as the administrative center for the city of Copenhagen.
• Tivoli Gardens - Renowned as one of the most beautiful amusement parks globally, it is uniquely situated in the heart of a major city.
• Stroeget - Known as the world’s longest pedestrian shopping street.
• Rytterstatue af Absalon - This is the equestrian statue of the bishop who founded Copenhagen in 1189.
• Christiansborg Slot - This grand palace houses Denmark’s parliament, the supreme court, and the prime minister. From here, visitors can also see the ministries, the central bank, and other notable buildings. The guide will share the story of Copenhagen’s founding here.
• Christian IV’s Brewhouse - This massive brick structure, built in 1618, is located in the harbor. The tour includes a discussion on how the harbor served as a naval base during the Renaissance.
• Copenhagen Stock Exchange - Dating back to the early 1600s, this historic building features a distinctive tower made from the tails of three dragons.
• Holmens Kirke - A church from the 1500s where prime ministers are laid to rest and Royals are wed. Entry is possible if the church is not in use for activities.
• Copenhagen King’s Square - A stunning square from the Renaissance era, surrounded by impressive 18th-century buildings. The tour concludes here, with guidance on how to return or continue exploring the city, including Nyhavn (New Harbour), The Royal Amalienborg Palace, and The Little Mermaid.
• Nyhavn - The iconic “New Harbour,” featuring colorful houses, was excavated in the 1600s by Swedish prisoners of war.
• Amalienborg - The Royal residence, where the King and his family reside in four grand mansions from the mid-1700s. It was the site of dramatic events during World War II.

• Local English speaking guide
• Guided walk in a small group
• Small map of the city
• Tips on what else to see and how to get there after the walk
• All questions answered competently

• Tips to the guide
• We do not go into the castles and museums but you can do it after the walk

Let’s take you for a walk that covers all the historic highlights of Scandinavia’s largest and most fascinating city. You will see the Royal Palace, parliament, Nyhavn, and all the other world-famous sights. You will learn the history of how Copenhagen was founded to protect trade routes, how it became the largest city in Scandinavia, and how it works today. Our guides are friendly, funny, and knowledgeable locals that are fluent in English. The walk is 3 kilometers (=1.8 US miles) and we pass by all the most important and interesting places in Copenhagen. When the walk is over you can either go back to your hotel. Or you can go for a canal tour and a drink in Nyhavn. Or walk to Rosenborg Palace to see the Crown Jewels. Whatever you want to do, the guide will suggest a route and provide you with a map so you can get the most out of your day also after the walk.

• Total duration includes travel time

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.