SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Copenhagen Classic
During this tour you will get acquainted with the main sights of the city. You'll see the Town Hall Square, the Royal Residence, the Parliament, the Round Tower, the picturesque Nyhavn harbor, Danish architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries, the secret garden and thoughtful sculptures. You'll learn about the deeds of Danish kings of the past and get a feel of the present day city lifestyle. You'll get to know why Danes are the happiest nation in the world and learn the philosophy of hygge. You'll also learn where you can taste the tastiest smørrebrød in town and what gifts are the best to bring from Denmark. On the way we can make a shortstop and taste traditional Danish pastries. The exact itinerary is tailored to your interests.

THEME TOURS

Copenhagen Secret Courtyards
On this tour you will peek into secluded corners of the city and experience the sensation of a portal to another reality. You will pay attention to details that may have gone unnoticed before. You will hear the stories of the streets and the wonderful people who lived in them. You will look at the city differently and become a little closer to it. Someone very creative lived in each courtyard! A poet, a musician, a mayor, a war hero, the richest man of his time... There was also a linguist and an artist. Each has its own interesting fate and a unique story. And you get a good portion of street art and find out where the restaurants with the tastiest food are located.

The tour starts near the Round Tower and ends at Nyhavn.


H.C. Andersen: Life as a Fairytale
You will hear the story of a poor boy from a provincial town who became famous throughout the world, drank tea with the king himself and made friends with the creative elite of Denmark and all of Europe. And he simply loved to travel. You'll learn where Andersen studied, how he began to write, what inspired him, whom he loved, who he made friends with, and where he traveled. You'll hear true stories from the author's life, see bits and pieces of Andersen's Copenhagen, the houses where the writer lived, the places where he visited friends, the streets where he strolled and found ideas for his work, his favorite corners in the city.

You will learn what Andersen had to go through to shine on the starry firmament, how he defended the right to be himself and live the life he deserved. You'll get a sense of how Andersen perceived the world and, and maybe you'll catch a piece of his creative imagination, too. You'll hear the poems of the great poet and explore what else to read from the master besides the well-known fairy tales. And among the tales you will discover something new. Well, are you ready to plunge into the complex but still magical world of the writer's soul?

The tour begins near the statue of Andersen on Town Hall Square and ends at Nyhavn.

Stories of the Old Town
On a tour of the Old Town you'll...
• learn how Copenhagen grew from a small fishing village into a center of commerce and royalty
• hear the stories of how the city burned and was reborn like a phoenix bird
• take a closer look at the facades and see what the familiar street names hide
• see how the city expanded its borders and how slums were replaced by beautiful wide streets
• learn about the great king Christian IV's deeds and other figures who made Copenhagen that city as we know today.
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On this tour you will find answers to the following questions:
— Is it true that Bishop Absalon founded Copenhagen?
— After whom was King Valdemar named?
— What was once the site of the Holmen Church?
— Why does the most beautiful street have such an unpoetic name?
— What does the fish hold in its mouth at the old fountain?
— In which prison was life fun and carefree?
— Who was feeling sad at the Bridge of Sighs?
— Where is the oldest street sign located?
And not only that!

The tour starts at the statue The Fisherman's Wife near the Gammel Strand metro station and ends at the Town Hall Square.

Elite Østerbro and its residents
On tour of the elite neighborhood of Østerbro you'll learn the history of one of Copenhagen's former suburbs. You'll stroll through a picturesque neighborhood of old villas and discover where Andersen's last house was. You'll peek into a secret garden associated with the British siege of 1807. You'll visit the working-class neighborhoods where celebrities now live. Uncharted streets and a touching art installation are awaiting for you. You'll also find out where the coziest playgrounds are, why the Danes built soccer bleachers higher than the British, and how the house with three towers is connected to Peter the Great.

The tour start near the Trianglen metro station at the Reunification Monument and finishes at Østerport Station.

Stories of Frederiksberg
On a tour of Frederiksberg you will learn about the most notorious love story in Danish history, plunge into the world of the romantic poets of the Golden Age, walk through shady alleys and enjoy the atmosphere of the picturesque park.
Frederiksberg is documented as a separate city within Copenhagen. It even has its own town hall. On this new tour, you'll...

- find out why the local coat of arms has falcons on it.
- get acquainted with the architecture of the district and its jewel, the Art Nouveau building.
- Take a peek into the picturesque garden and immerse yourself in the world of royal passions
- hear the mystery of the empty tomb
- Learn about a tragic story that took place during the Second World War
- Touch the world of Danish poets
- walk under lime trees and see the Danish Walk of Fame
- Learn who invented fireworks in Tivoli.
- see the masters of the neighborhood, the gray herons.

The tour starts near the Frederiksberg metro station at the Solpiger sculpture (opposite the entrance to the library) and ends at Sankt Thomas Plads.

Nørrebro: A Blend of Cultures and Street Art

On this tour of Nørrebro, you'll discover the most vibrant, bold, and multicultural neighborhood in Copenhagen. Expect cozy urban spaces, impressive murals, and unusual art installations.

You'll also learn:
— Why Nile has so many children
— Where to find a real Parisian corner in Copenhagen
— Where the world's cutest milk advertisement is located
— Where you can pet real goats
— What secret lies in Hans Christian Andersen's grave
— Which bathhouse offers movie screenings
— Which palace was adorned with a blue roof
— How people from 62 different nationalities managed to live together in harmony
— What Nørrebro and Christiania have in common
— How Denmark handles waste sorting
— Which mythological heroes the streets are named after
— Where the trend for pocket parks originated.

You'll see:
— The most beautiful houses in the National Romantic style (Danish Art Nouveau)
— The famous mural by a Canadian artist
— A huge climbing wall
— Red Square and a giant octopus
— A student dormitory in a former church
And much, much more.

This is a mosaic tour, where the stories of old houses intertwine with ultra-modern urban spaces, adorable animals, human rights activism, and the friendship of nations, along with cozy cafes and bakeries.

This is the most colorful tour where you'll enjoy street art and the functional design of urban spaces.

The tour starts near the Nilen sculpture (Søtorvet, 650 meters from Nørreport station) and ends near Nørrebro station.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

All guided tours are walking tours.

The price of a tour for a group of 1-6 people:
2 hours: 200 Euro (1500 DKK)
Each extra hour costs 80 euro (600 DKK).


Payment methods
MobilePay 767170, card payment via Stripe.
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