35 activitati in Copenhagen, DENMARK

Play a city game and go on a Copenhagen walking tour where you will follow clues to discover amazing places and local stories. On this fun Copenhagen tour, you will go on a fairytale journey about the Little Mermaid and you will see the Amalienborg Palace, The House of Hans Christian Andersen, The Little Mermaid Statue and many more places. Are you ready for a 4km adventure to explore Copenhagen? Highlights Discover the magical places of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid See Hans Christian Andersen's house Storyline You play the role of a young child who doesn’t believe in fairytales. You have just arrived in Copenhagen to visit your grandmother. As you follow your way towards her house, you are guided by a strange luring voice. On your road, you encounter enchanted creatures from fairytales and old Norse legends, still lingering in the hidden corners of the city. Know before you go: Quest available in German, English, French; This quest has 11 challenges; Best during day; Recommended activity for families; After booking, follow the instructions you receive by e-mail for playing this city game & walking tour. Make sure you download the Questo mobile app from GooglePlay or the Apple App Store. Create a new account inside the Questo app with your email address to begin the game. Please note, in order to play the game, you will need an internet connection. This is a self-guided game type tour. You must be at the starting point (that you'll see in the app) in order to begin, or else the game won’t start.

Set sail in a beautiful canal boat for a one-hour guided tour around the harbour and through the idyllic canals of stunning Copenhagen. Discover the Danish capital’s beautiful churches, castles, historic houses, cutting edge buildings and other sites of interest from the water, with fascinating audio guides available in seven languages. Cast off at the pretty waterfront areas of either Nyhavn or Gammel Strand and you’ll see plenty of sites on your grand cruise. Drift past the slick modern opera house, the iconic Little Mermaid statue and Amalienborg, the glamourous winter home of the Danish royal family. See the pretty small park of Amaliehaven, the colourful canal houses at Christianshavn and the towering spire of Vor Frelsers Church. Then spot the ‘Black Diamond’: the award-winning modern library building dominating the waterfront and the National Museum. Swing past the imposing Christiansborg Palace, whose huge cupolas and verdigris roof shelter the Danish Parliament. Then pass the stately red brick Holmen’s Church, the beautiful old Stock Exchange and the National Bank before returning to the start. Ideal for art mavens, culture vultures or anyone who loves the water, a grand cruise is a fun and informative introduction to this gorgeous European city. As you explore the waterways you’ll spot all the most important sites and monuments. With its rich history, stunning setting and thriving modern life: Copenhagen has it all! Start/opening time At 9:30am. From 29 April to 22 June – first departure at 9:30am and last departure at 6pm. From June 23 to August 13 – first departure at 9:30am and last departure at 9pm. From August 14 to September 17 – first departure at 9:30am and last departure at 7pm. Frequency: Every 10-30 minutes. From September 18 to October 22 – first departure at 9:30am and last departure at 5pm. From 23 October to March 15 – first departure at 9:30am and last departure at 3pm. From March 16 to May 4 – first departure at 9:30am and last departure at 6pm. Frequency: Every 20-45 minutes. Languages Danish, English.

On our tour Free Spirited Copenhagen we skip across the newly built bridge from Nyhavn to the original area of Christianshavn. From swamp to thriving city district, let’s just say there From afar, you see a newly built residential complex, hiding behind it are old crooked houses with slanting roofs. The colorful houses line the streets that run along the narrow canals of Christianshavn. You hear the ripple of the water against the boats; suddenly there’s an unexpected smell! Our tour, Free Spirited Copenhagen, of course, take us to the Freetown of Christiania. A woman’s prison, a two Michelin star restaurant, military base and Danish art and architecture center; the mix of the old and the new, interest and purpose, makes for a free-spirited Copenhagen. At the end of the tour, we’ll leave you right outside the door to Christiania. Then you can do whatever your heart desires.

Founded way back in 1843 Tivoli Gardens attracts a whopping 4.5 million visitors a year. Come rain or shine, you're guaranteed a good time in the second oldest amusement park in the world! Highlights - Lose yourself in the majestic Tivoli Gardens - Enjoy thrilling attractions suitable for the whole family - Stroll around the lake at Parterre Garden Tivoli’s hundreds of trees and the many carefully designed gardens are part and parcel of the Tivoli experience. Visit the Parterre Garden, listed as Danish heritage since 2014, take a stroll around the lake, study the rhododendron garden that doubles as the setting for the Vintage Cars kiddie ride and don’t miss the many flowerbeds where greens and vegetables grow alongside perennials and summer flowers. Tivoli’s herbs and flowers are actually used by the chefs in Tivoli’s restaurants, by the way. Each season of the year has its particular look, from narcissi and tulips in the spring over roses to autumn flowering perennials and hardier plants such as hyacinths, helleborus or even kale and cabbages. Tivoli’s Halloween and Christmas looks fit with the seasons. Halloween boasts 20,000 pumpkins and Christmas thousands of Christmas trees and spruce garlands. At night, Tivoli is spectacularly lit no matter what time of year you visit. Culture Make sure you check Tivoli’s daily programme before you visit. You wouldn’t want to miss half a great concert or show just because you forgot to check the start times. Tivoli’s outdoor venues give you live performances every single day: ballets at the Pantomime Theatre, music at the open-air stage or the Harmony Pavilion, parades with the Tivoli Youth Guard every weekend and rock or pop concerts every Friday. The indoor venues offer world class ballet and concerts which are well worth travelling to. Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater are regular guest performers along with other great ballet companies. Jonas Kaufmann and Sarah Coburn are among the top performers who have played at the Tivoli Concert Hall. Rides and games Even if you are not a huge fan of rides, there are a few rides you shouldn’t miss when visiting Tivoli Gardens. The Ferris wheel gives you a beautiful view of Tivoli which is particularly pleasing at dusk just as the lights have been lit. The classic wooden Roller Coaster, built in 1914, is one of the World’s oldest wooden roller coasters still operating, and one of just seven roller coasters worldwide with a brakeman on board every train. Tivoli’s many quaint games add to the old-world charm of the popular amusement park. Battle against each other in the 5-game-tournament 5-Kamp or play, throw and shoot just for the fun of it. At Nimb the focus is on detail - and the guest is always at the centre of attention. Nimb style also features both the magic of Tivoli and a warm Nordic atmosphere. Nimb was built in 1909 as an Arab fantasy castle by Tivoli head architect and director Knud Arne-Petersen. Since then, the establishment has undergone many transformations and in 2007 Nimb was refurbished from top to bottom. However, the unique old-world charm is intact. Nimb Hotel has 17 luxuriously furbished rooms and suites. 21 rooms will be added in late 2017 when Tivoli Corner opens. The Nimb restaurants – Nimb Bar ‘n’ Grill, Nimb Vinotek, Nimb Brasserie, Fru Nimb and Nimb Terrasse – all ooze elegant yet relaxed atmospheres and aim for excellence in service as well as food and drink. Nimb Bar is the perfect watering hole before or after your business meeting in one of the many Nimb Events venues. In 2015, Nimb was voted the World’s Best Hotel by Small Luxury Hotels in the World among 520 hotels in 82 countries. Food and drink

Copenhagen’s most famous resident rests on a rock so it’s no surprise that the rest of the city should live it up at the Hard Rock Cafe Copenhagen. And while the Little Mermaid poses for photos, here you can pay homage to that other seated Danish rock icon and admire the drums Lars Ulrich Metallica brought to the café himself. See also trousers Mick Jagger bought in Carnaby Street and an aeroplane sick bag signed by him. The Doors, Madonna, The Who… they’re all here. Get VIP priority seating, skip the long lines and feel like a rock star! Highlights - Come to know just why Hard Rock Cafe finds itself in over 50 countries - Step foot inside a dining experience with a difference as you set your eyes over exclusive rock memorabilia - Choose from many menus and pick what suits your taste buds the best Copenhagen’s most famous resident rests on a rock so it’s no surprise that the rest of the city should live it up at the Hard Rock Cafe Copenhagen. And while the Little Mermaid poses for photos, here you can pay homage to that other seated Danish rock icon and admire the drums Lars Ulrich Metallica brought to the café himself. See also trousers Mick Jagger bought in Carnaby Street and an aeroplane sick bag signed by him. The Doors, Madonna, The Who… they’re all here. Like all great revolutions, the Hard Rock Cafe wasn’t meant to succeed. It was 1971 and as the Swinging Sixties had given way to the Super Seventies, fashions and tastes were changing. Two hungry young Americans were in London and couldn’t find a decent place to eat a decent burger… so they opened up a joint in the English capital. Their landlord didn’t think it would last and only gave them a six-month lease. Four decades later, there are almost 200 Hard Rock Cafes in more than 50 countries worldwide. The first T-shirt hit the streets in ‘74 and the first piece of memorabilia came, fittingly, by chance in ‘79 when Eric Clapton asked to hang his Lead II Fender guitar over his favourite bar stool and thus marked it as his spot. Today, the rock 'n' roll collection has more than 74,000 pieces and is the largest of its kind. By 1982, the Hard Rock Cafe had gone global and the rest, as they say, is history (that’s still being written). Choose from one of the following menus: GOLD MENU MAINS Original Legendary® Burger Fresh Black Angus steak burger, with smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion ring, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served with our signature steak sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Moving Mountains® Burger 100% plant-based patty, topped with cheddar cheese and a crispy onion ring, served with leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, and seasoned fries on the side. Grilled Chicken Sandwich Grilled chicken with melted Monterey Jack cheese, smoked bacon, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served on a toasted fresh bun with honey mustard sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Twisted Mac, Chicken & Cheese Grilled chicken breast, sliced and served on cavatappi pasta tossed in a four-cheese sauce blend. Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Grilled chicken with fresh romaine tossed in a classic tossed in a classic Caesar dressing, topped with parmesan crisps, croutons and shaved parmesan cheese. Tupelo Chicken Tenders Crispy chicken tenders served with seasoned fries, honey mustard and our house-made barbecue sauce. BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich - Until 31/12/2020 only. Hand-pulled smoked pork with our house-made barbecue sauce, served on a toasted fresh bun with coleslaw, sliced Granny Smith apples and seasoned fries on the side.

Discover the best of cool, chic and cosmopolitan Copenhagen with a 72-hour ticket to a fantastic hop on-hop off City Sightseeing bus tour. Highlights - Admire the capital’s iconic landmarks at your own pace - Enjoy panoramic views of the city aboard a double decker bus - Learn about Copenhagen's history and culture with a fascinating audio guide Hop aboard a double-decker bus to explore Denmark’s capital at your own leisure! Where cute canals, cobblestone streets and the cutting edge of European culture combine to make Copenhagen one of Europe’s most enjoyable and livable cities. Copenhagen has it all: beautiful historical buildings, a fantastic café and restaurant scene and some of the world’s hippest design, and this bus tour is the ideal way to explore the city’s highlights. With your ClassicTour ticket, visit the Amalienborg Palace, the luxurious winter home to the Danish royal family, where four identical classical buildings cluster round a huge octagonal courtyard. It was founded by King Frederic V; whose statue stands in the courtyard to this day. Swing by the Gefion Fountain, the impressive waterfront fountain showing the Norse goddess Gefion driving a herd of animals before her, where locals like to drop a coin for good luck. Delve into the gorgeously slick modern Royal Library or the stunning Botanical Gardens, both much-loved by Danes and visitors alike. In the summer months you can also snap up an All Loops ticket, which includes a further two fantastic extra routes: the Colourful Tour and the Urban Green Tour. These extra tours include stops at the Tycho Brache Planetarium, the legendary Carlsberg Brewery and the Museum of Copenhagen. Whichever package you choose, you’ll enjoy an audio commentary available in nine languages, so you won’t miss a thing. Duration Classic Route: 90 minutes Colourful Route: 55 minutes Urban Green Route: 45 minutes Schedule 1st April - 29th September 2019 Classic Copenhagen Route: Daily Colourful Copenhagen Route: Daily Urban Green Copenhagen Route: Daily 30th September 2019 - 31st March 2020 Classic Copenhagen Route: Daily Colourful Copenhagen Route & Urban Green Copenhagen Route: Friday to Sunday only Languages Audioguide available in English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Polish, Swedish and Danish. Others Classic tour operates daily

See Copenhagen from almost every perspective by land and by water with the excellent hop on-hop off bus tour and cruise. Explore the historic streets of the Danish capital on bus before heading to harbour and boarding a boat for a scenic journey through the channels where the city opens out to the world. The double-decker takes you to the top spots in this city founded in the 10th century. Get a feel for the royal life at Amalienborg Palace, the winter home of the Danish royal family. Since the 18th century, they’ve resided in these gorgeous classical palaces that surround an octagonal courtyard. Another possible stop will introduce you to Christiansborg Palace, which houses the parliament, supreme court and the prime minister’s office. The Nyhavn stop is one of the most popular, with everyone wanting to see this beautiful and colourful waterfront district packed with bars and restaurants. In the harbour, check out the many historical ships. Then hop aboard the boat and cruises the harbour and canals. See Christianshavns Torv, a monumental public square, and Christiansborg Castle. You will see The Little Mermaid perched on a rock near Langelinje Pier. The sculpture made of bronze is a touching tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s character who abandoned the sea life for her prince. You, however, have more to see, such as the modern Opera House, the home of Denmark’s opera. From the water, peer inside the glass façade of the conch shell-shaped building that opened in 2005. Duration Ticket valid for 48 hours. Start/opening time Daily. Every hour from 9.30am to 5pm. Languages Audioguide available in Danish, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, Japanese and Mandarin.

Looking for the charm of Copenhagen that hides behind cosy street corners? Where a plethora of quaint, creaky buildings give tribute to a bygone era? Search no further! These old remnants of the city are like finding a needle in a haystack (can anyone say fires?)… you have to know where to look (the evidence is rare but not extinct). On our small-group tour Copenhagen Old Town Walk, bounce back in time with us and be enchanted as we trace in the footsteps of Copenhagen’s historical roots, revealing the hidden treasures of the city. Walking our way back through history, we start off by taking a look at Rådhusplatsen, home to Copenhagen City Hall. A step further back in time will bring you to the squares Nytorv and Gammeltorv. We’ll journey past the Church of Our Lady (also known as Copenhagen Cathedral), where an Australian commoner became a Crown Princess; look up to the stars (or to the top of a tower) like astronomers have done from atop The Round Tower; and take in colourful facades of the houses surrounding the historical hangout Gråbrødretorv. Oh! Did we mention the Danes have a sweet tooth? If you do too, you'll enjoy the visit to the Bolsje factory. Before we end, a short walk along the main shopping streets, weaving our way in and out of secret alleys, will bring us to a view of Slotsholmen (“Palace Island”), with the impressive Christiansborg Palace, a hot spot for both royalty and politicians. There it is, our Copenhagen Old Town Walk – short, sweet (did anyone say Bolsje?!) and complete. Psst…there’s more! The story of Copenhagen doesn’t end here… what about the fairytales, fishermen, palaces and playhouses? Complete the story of Copenhagen with our Copenhagen City Walk (But first a break! Because when in Denmark, do as the Danes do… eat a smørrebread for lunch! Yum!) Language English

Raiders and rulers and show-biz, oh my! From Viking warriors and ferocious fires to creative kings (and queens!) and title of the happiest people in the world, there are enough tales to tell about the Danes and their history to compete with Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytales (and he wrote over 156!) The reoccurring theme: Copenhageners love the water! For centuries, they have thrived by the seaside, first as a centre of trade and now a centre of... well... tourism, recreation, you name it! Whether sipping a chilled Carlsberg brew by the canal- side or taking a dip at one of the harbour swimming spots, much of the city is built along it. So it’s only natural that on our Copenhagen City Walk, we cover famous Danes, iconic sights and blasts from the past by... you guessed it, the water! We begin with the story of Christiansborg Palace, the seat of the Danish Parliament (and once home to royals too!). Skipping along we’ll uncover the multicoloured townhouses of Nyhavn, once home to fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen; celebrate the city’s powerhouses of performing arts (and performers too!); and pay a visit to Amalienborg Palace, hoping to receive an invitation to afternoon tea with Queen Margarethe II, Crown Prince Frederik or Crown Princess Mary. To top it all off, we’ll finish this tale at Kongens Nytorv (a stone’s throw from Nyhavn), where you can set sail on a canal tour in search of Ariel and her friends (almost a requirement when you’re in Copenhagen)! Or if you want to channel your inner Emperor and look for some new clothes, why not continue along the main pedestrian shopping street Strøget, which begins right here?!

Gaze down one of King Christian V’s most recognised masterpieces, Nyhavn, out into the lively waters of Copenhagen’s harbour. From afar, seeming to rise out of the sea, you spot a newly built residential complex. Hiding behind it are colourfully painted, crooked houses with slanting roofs. We skip across the “Kissing Bridge” that connects the two sides of the harbour to have a closer look (don’t forget to mind the bikes zooming by!). We’ve now arrived in a new district. Let our Cultural Christianshavn Walk begin! Here in Christianshavn, fascinating history is met by visual arts, alternative lifestyle (well, only in one area… can you guess which?) and popular boardwalk hangouts. Interested in more? Okay, we’ll indulge you! A woman’s prison, Michelin star restaurants (past and present), a military base and maritime history; the mix of the old and the new, artistic and avant-garde, together makes for a vibrantly cultural district of Copenhagen. Walking along the idyllic canals of Christianshavn, you hear the water rippling against the boats lining the narrow waterways. Don’t forget to look up (after crossing the canal) - you’re looking at the iconic spiral tower of the Church of Our Saviour. Turn the corner, walk a few blocks, and suddenly you’re met with a display of colour! You’ve reached the gates to the Freetown of Christiania. Before we let you go inside to explore on your own, we’ll end our Cultural Christianshavn Walk with the story of Christiania. Cultural, creative and crafty, this is Christianshavn! Others This tour ends outside the entrance to Christiania - it does not go inside (only Christiania’s own guides are allowed to guide inside). Guests are welcome to continue into Christiania after the tour on their own (it is approx. a 15 min walk back to Nyhavn).

Starting from the beautifully decorated entrance of Tivoli Gardens, you will see the Christmas highlights of Copenhagen, including the stunning 20 meters high Christmas tree on the City Hall square, Royal Copenhagen’s Christmas Porcelain and, of course, the lavishly decorated facade of the Hotel D’Angleterre. Soon you will forget all about the frosty weather, as delightful Christmas decorations illuminate the street and Christmas cookies such as pebbernødder and brunkager are offered for free in every store. This makes Christmas shopping extra delicious! During the Copenhagen’s Christmas Spirit tour you will learn about nisser – Christmas elves, the importance of risengrød – rice porridge and why a single almond is put in the Christmas Eve dessert risalamande. Want to celebrate Christmas the Danish way even more? With your guide, discover more about typical Danish traditions such as lille juleaften – little Christmas Eve, the very popular julefrokost – Christmas lunch and how Christmas trees are decorated in Denmark. And we can't forget to talk about one of our favourite Danes and his mark on this festive time of year! We're talking about H.C. Andersen of course! Did you know that H.C. Andersen created the earliest known woven Christmas Heart? Listen while your guide delights you with the tales about how H.C. Andersen has influenced Christmas in Denmark. Finally, you will taste the Danish Christmas classic: æbleskiver – delicious round pancake puffs served with strawberry jam and powdered sugar! Get ready for 90 minutes of genuine Danish Christmas that guarantees you left with a Christmas Spirit that lasts the whole season!" Language English

Magical Copenhagen is a compact cosmopolitan city that has something for everyone. Join the Grand Tour of Copenhagen and get to know all of the major sights in one easy go with our convivial guide. The pretty Danish capital has many an interesting tale not least of all that of The Little Mermaid. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous fairytale, the statue of The Little Mermaid has gazed wistfully out to sea for the last 100 years and has become the most well known icon of the city. The tour will also take you to see the fabulous Gefion Fountain depicting yet another tale, this time of mythology and the creation of Copenhagen. View the pretty harbour area with its colourful houses before passing on to grander things in the shape of the Amalienborg Palace. This magnificent Rococo style building dating from the 1700s is still the Royal Palace today and if the flag is flying you’ll know that the Monarch is in residence. Enjoy the opportunity to see the changing of the guard in all its splendour. Moving on to more modern attractions, we pass the Tivoli Gardens famed for being the world’s second oldest amusement park. A great place for old and young alike, be sure to return and go wild on the rides, enjoy one of the many concerts or eat in one of the gourmet restaurants. As we continue round, take note of the impressive Royal Theatre, the National Museum and the Ny Carsberg Glyptotek art museum if you’d like to delve further into the cultural side of the city. Alternatively, admire the history and architecture of the Old Stock Exchange or of the many wonderful churches we pass. Whatever your preference, this tour will be sure to give you an excellent introduction to this lovely city. Languages English. Audioguide in English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese and Danish.

The 1-hour guided Segway tour is a fun & fast way to see over 10 of the most iconic sights in Copenhagen including The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn & Amalienborg. Get up close to sights where cars are not allowed, and cover much more ground faster than you could by foot. The tour will begin in a car-free zone along the water. This is a great way to take off and get more comfortable with your Segway whilst still seeing iconic sights such as The Little Mermaid, The Royal Opera House, The Royal Playhouse, Nyhavn and much more! A Segway tour in Copenhagen gets you easily familiarised with the city and up close to monuments where cars and busses are not allowed to drive. We will for instance drive right up to the square in front of Amalienborg Palace (The Queen's Residence) and through Kastellet (The Citadel) - a still-active military sight from the 1600's. This tour is a fun and fast way to see some of the main sights of Copenhagen, and a few hidden ones as well. It is also a really great way to tour the city with interesting and different stories: We keep it light and fresh, but still with substance. The 2-hour Guided Segway tour is a best-seller! It covers all the must-sees of Copenhagen such as The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn and continues into the inner city to include The Black Diamond, Christiansborg Palace, as well as hidden gems and cosy streets in the Latin Quarter. There’s also a small break halfway through at the café in the Royal Danish Theatre. We begin the tour along the water in a car-free zone. This is a great way to take-off and still see well-known monuments such as The Little Mermaid, The Royal Opera House, Nyhavn, The Royal Playhouse and much more! We will of course take a few photo stops on this stretch, and your guide will be happy to help you. We then continue into the inner city to see The Black Diamond, The Royal Library Garden, Christiansborg Palace (The Parliament), Kongens Nytorv, The Stock Exchange, and some hidden gems and stories. You will also cruise through the cosy streets of 'straederne' and the Latin Quarter before we make a short stop at the cafe in the Royal Danish Theatre, where we have some special offers exclusive to our customers, if you wish. We then continue the tour to Amalienborg Palace and drive right up to the square in front of the Queen's residence, before heading back via Kastellet (The Citadel) - an impressive and still functioning military site from the 1600's. Your tour will end with a complimentary organic beverage and a fun Segway Souvenir.

Highlights -Learn some insightful Viking anecdotes and Danish vocabulary that will make you grow a Viking Beard. -Get a viking selfie with the Little Mermaid. -Roll past the vibrant and unique Freetown of Christiania. Conquer Copenhagen's main attractions and impose yourself as a local. You'll take over all the famous Copenhagen hot spots and reveal unknown secrets. As you ride along the harbors through the colorful neighborhoods, wielding your newly grown Viking beard, you'll also pass a few palaces, churches and towers, a LOT of "kings on horses." You'll get time for a selfie with the most famous little mermaid (just don't cut off her arms, please), learn unique anecdotes and some Danish vocabulary only real Vikings know how to voice. Conquer Copenhagen's harbors, palaces, and small streets. You will meet your viking guide and while preparing for the tour you will listen to all safety instructions and a nice introductory Viking Tale. You will be stopping at almost all of the popular Copenhagen sites. Ready, Set, Go! You will be passing Rosenborg Castle and the King’s Gardens and cycle across colorful Nyhavn (New Harbour) towards the most photographed lady in Copenhagen: The Little Mermaid. Here you will stop to hear some mermaid anecdotes and have time for a selfie while continuing the Viking style. You will then head around the fortress (Kastellet) to the Gefion Fountain where your guide will tell you the story of the powerful goddess. By now, you will already know how to greet people in Danish and you’ll have awesome stories to add to your weaponry. Continuing on, get ready to feast your eyes on some eclectic architecture at Amalienborg Palace, The Marble Church and the modern Opera House. Enjoy the lively area of Nyhavn and don’t forget to take a postcard picture before heading over The kissing Bridge to Freetown Christiania. Keep riding and enjoy the view on route to Christiansborg Castle and listen our guides insights about the royal’s old family home. Continue to the City hall and take a glimpse at both the modern and old buildings that surround Tivoli park, uncover some secrets (or maybe other things) and learn about the real Hans Christian Andersen. By now you could start calling yourself a local and… Wait… What’s that on your face? You’re already growing a Viking beard! Time to sink the pace and enjoy the charming arches of Gammeltorv (Old Square), the “hyggelige” (cozy) streets of the Latin Quarter, and hear more anecdotes: “Cue the mysterious background music…” We’re talking MURDER STORIES and FIRE! Pass by Vor Frue Kirke (The Church of our Lady) and stop at Sankt Petri Kirke to hear a story about love and betrayal. Finally head to the round tower and learn about the story of this very unique observatory. Now you are not only a Viking but you are also a very knowledgeable Copenhagener so let’s take a proper Viking picture! The tour ends where you started.

Lovingly nicknamed ‘NørreBronx’ because of its past reputation as a rough district, Nørrebro is now one of the coolest and most densely populated areas in Denmark. Home to artists, foodies and a host of quirky start-ups, alternative culture thrives here amongst the 55 nationalities that call Nørrebro home. After meeting you we will head over to the bus stop to jump on the legendary Nørrebro ’5C’ bus and make our way to one of the most diverse parks in the world. Resembling a mini ’World Expo,’ the park does a cracking job of celebrating the diversity of the local population, displaying artwork and artefacts inspired by countries around the world. Inspiringly, many of the items on display were chosen by the community of Nørrebro as symbols of their hertiage. We will take time to explore a crashed airplane and have a go on the famous Japanese octopus slide as we traverse playgrounds, green spaces and plenty of cycle paths to get a taste of how the Danes like to have fun! Copenhageners love to cycle and why not? The city is built for cyclists, with hundreds of kilometres of cycle lanes and a traffic light system that favours two wheels. Nørrebro is blissfully traffic-free and we will get a feel for the city’s proud cycling culture as we pound the pedestrianised streets of the district. No tour in Copenhagen is complete without a nod to its gloriously exciting and progressive food scene. We don’t want to spoil the surprise but we will make a stop for a very special treat to keep those energy levels high. In short, make sure you bring your appetite for adventure as we indulge in this cultural exploration. We promise there will be plenty of opportunities to see and find the hip, the quaint and the unusual. Whether you’re buying a souvenir in one of the many quirky concept stores or you’re looking to discover inspiring and iconic works of art amongst the urban sprawl, Nørrebro has it covered. After admiring the cool innovation and versatile resourcefulness of the Danes, our tour will end on an historic note at the attractive Assistens Cemetery, home to one of Denmark’s most famous sons, Hans Christian Andersen, writer of your favourite fairytales. Copenhagen is a city of contrasts; experience them through the eyes of a local and get the most out of your stay in this exciting city. Language English

Comb the canals and streets of Copenhagen with this city bus tour and cruise of this waterfront metropolis that spans all styles from medieval to cutting-edge modern. See all the major sights and attractions and learn about the history of this beautiful and fascinating city. Highlights - See the Changing of the Guard the Amalienborg Palace - Admire the city skyline whilst gliding upon glistening waters - Make a wish at the Gefion Fountain Pass the New Carlsberg Glyptotek, the art museum founded by the Carlsberg family. It displays ancient and modern art in a building that is a work of art itself. Check out the magnificent red brick façade in a Venetian Renaissance style. Next make a wish at the Gefion Fountain. The Norse goddess Gefjun drives a plough led by four beasts that supposedly represent her sons. Legend has it that together they ploughed so deeply that they pulled what is now the island of Zealand into the sea. Continue to the Old Fish Market where the wives of fishermen came to sell their fish until 1958. Today, just one remains in the form of a statue of a stocky, bundled-up ‘fishwife’. Bid her adieu to board a canal boat to bob along through the bustling harbour. Admire the tremendous number and variety of church spires along the skyline on this 1 hour guided tour. Listen about the history of Denmark as you glide past historic fortifications and palaces until you come upon a famous little mermaid perched on a rock near the water. The bronze and granite sculpture recently celebrated its 100th birthday. You will see that the mermaid is still looking good, just like Copenhagen. See the Changing of the Guard the Amalienborg Palace, home to the Danish Royal Family. The Danish Royal Guard march from Rosenborg Castle to Amalienborg Palace where the Changing of the Guard ceremony takes place. Languages On the bus: Audio guide in English, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Polish, Danish, Swedish, Chinese and Japanese. On the boat: Live guide in Danish and English and a third language.