• Tivoli Gardens - Tivoli is among the oldest amusement parks globally. Since 1994, Tivoli has been opening for Christmas, delighting visitors with its extensive Christmas decorations and market. Each year, a unique theme is selected for the decor.
• Copenhagen City Hall - Rådhuspladsen translates to City Hall Square. This square is a vibrant venue for concerts, outdoor exhibitions, celebrations of returning sports heroes, and even political events.

During Christmas, it has become a tradition to light a Christmas tree at City Hall Square on the first Sunday of Advent.

• Church of Our Lady - Copenhagen Cathedral - The Church of Our Lady (Vor Frue Kirke) serves as Denmark’s National Cathedral. The church has been rebuilt four times, with the current structure being the fourth. It is here that Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary were married on May 14th, 2004.
• Rundetarn - The Rundetårn, or “Round Tower,” is the oldest functioning observatory in Europe. King Frederik II of Denmark and Norway was the first monarch to show interest in astronomy, largely due to the work of the renowned Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe.
• Grabrodretorv - Gråbrødetorv, or “The Grey Friars Square,” is named after the Franciscan monastery that once stood there. Although most of the square’s houses were destroyed in the Great Fire of 1728, those that survived were restored and painted in modern colors. It’s a fantastic spot for photos!
• Hoejbro Plads - In December, a Christmas market is held in the square, creating a festive atmosphere. The most notable landmark of Højbro Plads is the equestrian statue of Bishop Absalon, erected in the early 1900s.

Discover Danish Christmas traditions and figures such as “nisser,” “julefrokost,” and “lille juleaften.”

• Stroeget - Strøget is Copenhagen’s and one of Europe’s longest pedestrian streets, stretching 1.11 kilometers. Strøget is renowned for its shopping, and rightly so; starting at the Town Hall and ending at Kongens Nytorv near Nyhavn, it offers a wide variety of shops.

Admire the stunning Christmas decorations that light up the city center’s streets, squares, and shop windows.

• Copenhagen King’s Square - Kongens Nytorv has transformed from a dumping ground and cargo landing site for ships at Nyhavn’s port to a baroque garden and noble housing area.

During Christmas, the renowned 5-star hotel D’Angleterre is lavishly decorated. Each year, the hotel amazes with a new theme and appearance.

• Ableskiver tasting (round pancake puffs with strawberry jam and powdered sugar)
• Private Guide

• Gratuities

On our Copenhagen’s Christmas Spirit Private Walking Tour, step back in time to experience the city’s historical charm with a festive twist. Stroll through cozy streets lined with charming old buildings, discovering hidden treasures from Copenhagen’s rich past. Admire landmarks like City Hall, the Church of Our Lady, and The Round Tower, all glowing with holiday cheer as you head toward the bustling Strøget shopping street.

Christmas in Copenhagen is truly magical. The city sparkles with twinkling lights, and festive markets fill the air with the scent of spiced treats. As we explore, you’ll learn about Danish holiday traditions such as “nisse,” lille juleaften, and julefrokost.

No holiday tour is complete without a taste of Danish Christmas classics like Æbleskiver, delightful pancake puffs served with jam and powdered sugar. Join us for a warm, festive journey through time, guaranteed to leave you filled with the spirit of Christmas!

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress comfortably and appropriately.
• We suggest wearing warm shoes and clothes in many layers since the majority of this tour is outdoors, walking at a slow pace and stopping at various sights.
• The majority of this tour takes place in the city centre, where noise from surrounding traffic is unavoidable.

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