• Nyhavn - Nyhavn is a renowned 17th-century waterfront in Copenhagen, adorned with vibrant, colorful townhouses. This charming canal area has transformed into a lively entertainment district, brimming with restaurants, bars, and cafes. Visitors can enjoy al fresco dining, embark on canal tours, or simply revel in the vibrant atmosphere while appreciating the historic architecture.

• Amalienborg Museum - Amalienborg Palace, the winter residence of the Danish royal family, comprises four identical Rococo palaces encircling an octagonal courtyard. Visitors can witness the daily changing of the Royal Guard and explore the Amalienborg Museum to delve into royal history. The palace square offers a splendid view of Frederik’s Church (The Marble Church) and features an equestrian statue of King Frederik V.

• The Little Mermaid - This petite bronze statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale, is Copenhagen’s most renowned landmark. Situated at the Langelinie promenade, it portrays a mermaid transforming into a human. Despite its small size, the statue draws numerous visitors and symbolizes Copenhagen’s maritime folklore.

• Kastellet - Kastellet is one of Northern Europe’s most well-preserved star-shaped fortresses, constructed in the 17th century. Now a public park, it boasts historic buildings, including a church and windmill, while still hosting some military activities. Visitors can stroll along the ramparts for sweeping views of Copenhagen and enjoy the serene green spaces.

• Designmuseum Danmark - Located in a magnificent Rococo building, this museum exhibits Danish and international design from the Middle Ages to the present day. The collection includes furniture, textiles, and industrial design, showcasing works by esteemed Danish designers. With its extensive exhibits and beautiful garden café, it’s a must-visit for design enthusiasts.

• The King’s Garden - The King’s Garden, Denmark’s oldest royal garden, surrounds the Renaissance-style Rosenborg Castle. Visitors can explore the castle’s lavish interiors and view the Crown Jewels. The garden, with its tree-lined paths and flower beds, is a favored spot for picnics and relaxation.

• Rundetarn - Constructed in the 17th century as an astronomical observatory, the Round Tower offers sweeping views of Copenhagen. Visitors ascend via a unique spiral ramp instead of stairs. The tower also houses a library hall and occasional exhibitions, making it a cultural and historical landmark.

• Stroeget - Strøget is one of Europe’s longest pedestrian shopping streets, extending 1.1 kilometers through central Copenhagen. It features a blend of high-end international brands, local boutiques, street performers, and historic buildings. The street is always bustling with activity and is a prime spot for people-watching and shopping.

• The Royal Kitchens of Christiansborg Palace - Home to the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Prime Minister’s Office, Christiansborg Palace is located on Slotsholmen island. Visitors can tour the royal reception rooms, explore the ruins beneath the palace, and ascend the tower for city views. The palace showcases grand architecture and houses the Royal Stables and Royal Kitchen.

• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek - This art museum, founded by the son of Carlsberg Brewery’s founder, boasts an impressive collection of art. It features ancient Mediterranean art, Danish Golden Age paintings, and French impressionist works. The museum’s Winter Garden, with its palm trees and fountain, offers a tranquil space for reflection.

• Tivoli Gardens - Tivoli Gardens is a world-renowned amusement park and pleasure garden in the heart of Copenhagen. Opened in 1843, it offers a magical blend of historic charm and modern attractions. Visitors can enjoy rides, concerts, theatrical performances, and beautifully landscaped gardens with seasonal decorations.

• City Hall Square - Rådhuspladsen is a central square dominated by Copenhagen’s impressive City Hall. The square hosts various events and markets throughout the year. Visitors can admire the City Hall’s architecture, climb its tower for views, and see the World Clock and statue of Hans Christian Andersen nearby.

• Torvehallerne - Torvehallerne is Copenhagen’s premier food market, consisting of two glass-and-steel buildings housing over 60 stands. Visitors can sample a wide variety of fresh local produce, gourmet foods, and specialty items. The market is a gastronomic paradise, offering everything from fresh fish to artisanal chocolates.

• Brouwerij ‘t IJ - Discover Brouwerij ‘t IJ, Amsterdam’s iconic craft brewery nestled beside the towering De Gooyer windmill, offering a unique blend of Dutch tradition and modern brewing. Sample a variety of organic, locally-brewed beers in the cozy tasting room or on the lively outdoor terrace, accompanied by Dutch snacks like cheese and sausages.

• Christiania - Christiania is a self-proclaimed autonomous neighborhood known for its alternative lifestyle and creative spirit. Visitors can explore its car-free streets, admire street art, and experience its unique atmosphere. The area features homemade houses, art galleries, music venues, and organic eateries.

• Self-guided walking tour app
• Digital city map

• Private transportation
• Tickets and fees from museums and tourist attractions.
• No in-person guides: Explore independently with our digital tour app.

Discover Copenhagen at your own pace with our self-guided tour app, allowing you to delve into the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. Start at the iconic Nyhavn, a vibrant 17th-century waterfront and canal district, then head to Amalienborg Palace to observe the Changing of the Royal Guard. Appreciate the magnificent architecture of Rosenborg Castle before wandering through the delightful Latin Quarter. Savor local delicacies at Torvehallerne food market, then admire artworks at the National Gallery of Denmark and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Visit Christiansborg Palace in the city center to view the seat of the Danish Parliament, then explore the interactive displays at the National Museum of Denmark. Proceed to the charming Nyboder district for insights into naval history, and conclude your tour with a leisurely stroll through Tivoli Gardens, enjoying the magical ambiance of Copenhagen’s most cherished amusement park and pleasure garden.

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