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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. As the only authorized Tour Operator in Denmark, we have the newest machines and experienced guides for your comfort and safety. 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. Your tour will end back at our waterfront shop with a complimentary organic beverage and a fun Segway Souvenir. 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. A Segway tour is a fun & unique way to visit Copenhagen and the 2-hour option gives you a great overview of the inner city. It's the new way of sightseeing and you will also help keep the city green & clean as Segways are zero-emmission vehicles. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to tour start for check-in and training. You will meet your guide, receive your helmet, radio and sign the waiver. Then, we will take you to our spacious training course to give you individual instructions on how to ride the Segway. Don't wory if you haven't tried it before. It is very easy, and most guests have learned it within minutes. You will see for yourself, and you will get to practice until comfortable. As the only officially authorised Segway Tour Operator in Denmark, we always have the newest machines and experienced guides to make your tour comfortable & safe. Languages English

Practice your saluting skills, whether to captain or queen, as we bounce from one must-see to the next in Copenhagen’s inner-city. On our Copenhagen Must Sees tour, we’ll start by buttoning down and letting loose to the memory of Hans Christian Andersen and the tales of the fishermen of Nyhavn. The colourful houses of Nyhavn are genuinely one of the must-sees of Denmark’s capital you need to cover during your stay in this enchanting city. Just have a look at Instagram! Before long, we’ll encounter scientific discoveries at The Round Tower, some of the oldest parts of the inner-city at the picturesque Gråbrødretorv (square) and where Copenhageners go to shop-till-they-drop. But that’s not all… Attention! You are approaching the Royal ground. You better straighten out that shirt! From castle - to palace - to parliament, Christiansborg Palace has always been home to the creme de la creme of Copenhagen. Marvel at the pomp and circumstance as you capitulate to the powerhouse of Denmark. Roaming its halls, together we will dance in the footsteps of politicians and royalty alike. If you desire to continue your stay, we bow and make our exit (from the tour that is!) inside the palace. Or if you wish to take to the seas - we’ll happily point you in the direction of our favourite canal tour. So what are you waiting for, an invitation from the Queen? Come experience Copenhagen Must Sees for our selection of the best of what the city has to offer! Others This tour ends inside Christiansborg Palace so guests may continue to enjoy the Palace or continue to nearby sights (it is approx. a 10 min walk back to Nyhavn). Important information Due to Her Majesty the Queen’s official functions, the palace may be partially or fully closed. If the palace is closed, the supplier reserves the right to swap the visit to Christansborg Palace with a visit to Rosenborg Palace.

Your Copenhagen tour will meet at Dronning Louises Bro, a bridge that connects the inner city and Nørrebro. Thousands of pedestrians and cyclists cross the bridge daily, making it one of the busiest bike lanes in the world. The bridge is also a favourite local hangout that feels more like a park than a path — a great example of the city’s best urban planning. And speaking of urban planning, we’re going to show off why Copenhagen is the world’s most livable city! The first stop on our tour will be the largest green courtyard in Nørrebro, where you’ll learn how life has changed in what used to be one of the poorest parts of Copenhagen — and how local activists and clever policies have helped to re-imagine the area. We’ll exit the courtyard at Blaagaards Plads — a square that has played a central part in the area’s history and continues to do so today. From there we’ll continue towards Tjili Pop, which is a popular bar among students living in this area. Here we’ll enjoy an ecological beer or juice, before continuing our tour to Hans Tavsens Park. This park is a hidden gem, but widely used by locals.From there, we will continue towards Assistens Cemetery, which dates back to 1760 when it was founded outside the city walls. We’ll walk through the cemetery, where some of the most famous Danes are buried. We’ll also head to Jægersborggade, a lively street that’s dominated by independent design shops and small restaurants and cafés. On Jægersborggade, you will also find some of the city’s most exciting restaurants, including a famed Michelin star spot. Your next stop will be Superkilen, a newly designed urban space, designed by Copenhagen’s own Bjarke Ingels. You’ll get the inside story of the different elements of the space, and learn how they play into Nørrebro’s modern history. We’ll finish the tour at a local bar over a beer.

Your Copenhagen tour starts at the city’s central station before venturing into what used to be the roughest neighborhood in town. As the world’s most famous red light district of the 60s, Vesterbro quickly made a name for itself, which brought with it drug addicts, street prostitutes, tattoo shops, as well as shady dive bars. Wandering the streets today, though, you’ll see first-hand how gentrification can change a place. Highlights - Learn the seedy history of Vesterbro and wander streets once frequented by shady locals and travellers - Experience where locals live and love to hang out with pit-stops in two beloved and distinctive pubs - Experience how gentrification is transforming a shady neighbourhood into a hip urban area We will start the tour with a visit to one of the few traditional bodegas still standing that has not been completely overrun by newcomers to the area. Here we will enjoy a beer in a familiar Danish atmosphere and talk about its importance for the locals who have lived in the neighborhood all their life. From there, we will make our way up one of the most famous streets in Denmark, where you will hear stories of the Vesterbro of the past. This will take us into a quiet street where you will hear a drama-filled story of two siblings who had a nag for beer, which they turned into a hugely popular beer brand that resonates so well with the city’s contemporary way of life. As we move on, you will hear about and experience one of the city’s amazing parks and its importance to the neighborhood, as well as be introduced to one of our local breakfast secrets that you just must try. We will end the tour at one of the abovementioned brothers’ newest additions to the Copenhagen bar scene: a Danish-Texan brewpub and restaurant that has taken Copenhagen by storm. Stay as long as you like, or, if you feel like exploring further, your guide will be happy to share dinner recommendations — there are many excellent places just around the corner.

Join a local guide and venture into Copenhagen's "roughest" neighbourhood: Vesterbro, an area that Lonely Planet describes as one of the coolest 'hoods in the world! Once the land of drugs, porn, and prostitution, today it’s one of the city's trendiest districts— and also one of the best places to find good beer. Hear stories about this controversial neighbourhood and the development of the surrounding area, while you experience a variety of different brews among locals. Highlights - Tune into tales of seedy Vesterbro while stopping for a couple of brews and wandering streets once frequented by shady locals and travellers - Discover where the locals live and love to hang out with pit- stops in 3 beloved and markedly distinctive pubs, where you of course get to taste the beers beloved by locals - Experience how gentrification is transforming a shady neighborhood into a hip urban area without compromising the neighbourhood’s past identity - Discover that beer really does make Vesterbro better! Your Copenhagen tour starts at the city’s central station before venturing into what used to be the roughest neighbourhood in town. As the world’s most famous red light district of the 60s, Vesterbro quickly made a name for itself, which brought with it drug addicts, street prostitutes, tattoo shops, as well as shady dive bars. Wandering the streets today, though, you see first-hand how gentrification can change a place. We start the Vesterbro neighbourhood tour with a visit to one of the few traditional bodegas still standing that has not been completely overrun by newcomers to the area. Here, we enjoy a beer in a familiar Danish atmosphere and talk about its importance for the locals who have lived in the neighbourhood all their life. From there, we make our way up one of the most famous streets in Denmark, where you hear stories of the Vesterbro of the past. This takes us into a quiet street where you hear a drama- filled story of two siblings who had a nag for beer, which they turned into a hugely popular beer brand that resonates so well with the city’s contemporary way of life. As we move on, you hear about and experience one of the city’s amazing parks and its importance to the neighbourhood, as well as be introduced to one of our local breakfast secrets that you just must try. We end our tour at one of the local’s favourite additions to the Copenhagen bar scene for a beer, where you’re free to roll the dice if their selection get too overwhelming. Stay as long as you like, or, if you feel like exploring further, your guide is happy to share dinner recommendations — there are many excellent places just around the corner.

If you are going to get to the heart of hygge, you need to go back in time. We will begin our Copenhagen tour near the characteristic yellow houses of Nyboder, a famed district that was built by King Christian IV in the 17th century to house the growing Royal Danish Navy. Highlights - Get a better understanding of Danish culture and why the concept of hygge is so important - Visit city sites that ooze hygge and find out how you can bring some of that vibe back home with you - Learn why some people say Denmark is utopian, and how the local culture contributes to Danes being among the happiest people in the world We will walk down the small streets of Nyboder, ending the area with a cup of coffee and a Danish breakfast pastry. As we reach Kongens Have (The King’s Garden), you will hear the dramatic story of how the once-royal park came to be one of the first public parks in the world. We’ll also pass by more recent social housing, and discuss how such developments are a symbol of the changes Denmark went through after World War II. As we search for more hygge, we will continue to wander some of Copenhagen’s oldest streets, where we will enter one of the few Danish organic chocolate stores that actually make their sweets in-house. Moving on, we cross Strøget, the longest pedestrian street in the world, where we will talk about Danish design and how this plays a significant role in Danish homes and hearts. From there, we will pass by the castles that house government offices and parliament and talk about both the formal and informal ways that Denmark is governed — and how the country has succeed in creating a system with a very high degree of trust and confidence. You will get to see the lovely and hidden library garden, where Copenhageners visit when they need a quiet moment in the middle of the city. We will finish our tour in a street café on a quiet street located in the city centre, where you will experience hygge in its purest form.

Don’t flounder around, hurry up and book a thrilling cod and flounder fishing trip in the rich waters off the coast near Copenhagen. It’s a full day of rod and reel fun ideal for the whole family, who’ll love the opportunity to explore the beautiful Danish coast and hopefully hook a big one. Explore the beautiful blue waters of the Oresund strait that separates Denmark from Sweden, one of the busi Don’t flounder around, hurry up and book a thrilling cod and flounder fishing trip in the rich waters off the coast near Copenhagen. It’s a full day of rod and reel fun ideal for the whole family, who’ll love the opportunity to explore the beautiful Danish coast and hopefully hook a big one. Explore the beautiful blue waters of the Oresund strait that separates Denmark from Sweden, one of the busiest waterways in the world. Make a day of it and come aboard your safe and modern captained fishing vessel. Head out to the fertile fishing grounds where cod and flounder flourish in abundance, and then bait your hook and prepare for an off-shore adventure! Rods and reels are provided, and even beginner anglers are bound to catch something with the captain’s expert guidance and sea-savvy will steer you straight. Keep your eyes peeled for some of the other fantastic wildlife that lives in the Oresund. Not everything comes with tails and scales, as there’s also rich birdlife and plenty of jellyfish too. There’s also a cosy lounge area for wannabe Hemmingways to relax and unwind in between trying to reel in a whopper. You're guaranteed to fall for the Oresund Strait hook, line and sinker. So don’t let this fantastic tour be the one that got away: book early and enjoy a memorable fishing trip bobbing on the ocean blue. Meeting / Pick-up point: Lautrupskaj, Kalkbrænderihavnen. Duration: Seven hours. Start/opening time: 8am. Languages: English, Danish. Others: Seven hours sea fishing, Danish fishing permit, leasing of rod and reel and bait are all included. Trip not suitable for children under 6.

Explore the picturesque countryside north of Copenhagen and its fairytale castles. This day trip will take you to the castle where the Hamlet lived and the stunning Frederiksborg Castle in the picturesque town of Hillerod. Come along for a fascinating experience – and don’t forget your camera. The Kronborg and Frederiksborg Castle combination is available together only with the Castle Tour ticket. Depart the capital for Helsingor, Shakespeare’s Elsinore, and travel up the Riviera road, enjoying beautiful views of the Oresund Strait with the Swedish coast in the horizon. At Elsinore enter and experience the impressive Kronborg Castle, the setting of Shakespeare´s Hamlet. It was built between 1574 and 1585 to protect Danish interests and to collect tolls from ships passing through the narrow 4km-wide strait that separates the island of Zealand from Sweden. The castle has the longest banqueting hall and ballroom in northern Europe and is protected by a diamond-shaped moat and a four-pointed star-shaped defensive wall. After Kronborg, continue to the royal family’s spring and autumn residence, Fredensborg Castle, which was built in the Dutch baroque style. Pause here to take advantage of this wonderful photo opportunity. Just a few minutes’ drive down the road from Fredensborg is the magnificent Frederiksborg Castle, which dominates the picture-postcard town of Hillerod. Visit the National History Museum’s royal art collection and awe-inspiring Chapel of Orders, which has a Dutch Renaissance exterior and a baroque rococo interior. The Italian-inspired baroque gardens have been recreated from 18th century designs. Languages: English.

Experience two countries in one day and join a small and more personal group in a deluxe minivan with room for only 15 passengers, taking you to the Swedish neighbors of Denmark. On the way, your driver will give you stories of the relation between Denmark and Sweden, and you will have a couple of hours to explore Magnificent Malmö city and a beautiful canal boat tour, before heading back to Copenhagen. Since the building of the spectacular ‘Øresund’ Bridge, connecting Denmark to Sweden, the city of Malmö has become one of the most popular excursions to the inhabitants and visitors of the Copenhagen area. Malmö has just under 295,000 inhabitants, and life is concentrated primarily around the two squares, Stora Torget and Lilla Torget, where there are lots of good shops and places to eat. Indeed, the area acquires a somewhat exotic atmosphere during the summer months. With the Swedish currency being so competitive and the wide choice of shops available, Malmö is a great place for shopping, and art lovers will also get their share. You will find a wealth of cultural attractions, including the museum of contemporary and modern art, Moderna Museet Malmö, which is housed in the city’s former electricity power station, and which has a string of exhibitions of modern art by appraised artists. Arriving to Malmö, you will be welcomed by our local guide, giving you information about some of the attractions to see, places to visit. From here, you have time to explore the city on your own, and a beautiful boat tour with Rundan, the Swedish equivalent of Canal Tours from Copenhagen, which is included in your ticket. For an hour, you will enjoy a pleasant tour through canals and under bridges, whilst the guide’s narrative will give you a good insight into Swedish history, well-known characters, buildings and anecdotes. From the small café at Rundan, you will get a basket with coffee and cake to bring with you on the tour, or you can enjoy it afterwards – it’s also included in your ticket. So join us on this intimate discovery of two countries in one day! Languages English.

Welcome to Copenhagen, one of the world’s most liveable cities, full of charm and soul. Discover this green fairytale city where you can encounter The Little Mermaid and be enchanted by impressive monuments like the Christiansborg Palace, Rosenborg Castle, and Amalienborg Palace. Let's take a walk through the historical landmarks and admire the architectural charm of Nyhavn waterfront, a picturesque romantic and modern harbor canal. We have good news: Copenhagen is small enough for you to experience it on foot. So, step into your comfortable shoes and let's discover the top attractions of this stylish city! You will learn about: ・History of the city- from a fishing village to the capital city ・History of Denmark * Viking stories ・The city's many tips and tricks and best-kept secrets ・The history of Nyhaven, the picturesque harbor canal ・King Christian IV ・About the work of Hans Christian Andersen and The Little Mermaid ・Copenhagen's role in WWII ・Art and culture scene ・Royal Palaces of Amalienborg, the official residence of the Danish Queen You will see: ・The Little Mermaid ・Gefion Fountain ・Amalienborg Palace ・Nyhavn ・Christianborg Palace Language English

This experience we created to share our idea to show a unique nature experience in a new format in the middle of Denmark's most beautiful scenery. Seeing the countryside of Denmark is amazing to experience. It's just 70 minutes away from Copenhagen. So Day tour to Camp Adventure the best way to experience the beauty of Denmark's 1st wooden tower which opened in May 2019. The tower is a 45meter tall e structure will be connected to a 900 meter-long treetop walkway. Time Magazine voted this place as among the 100 best places to visit in the world. During the visit, you will walk through the trees on the wooden path for 1.2km and will reach the Forest Tower. We climb to the top of Forest Tower with a 900 meters long walk and connected to a 45-meter tall observation tower. It is a wonderful experience to walk all the treetop walk and spean time on the top of Wooden Skyscraper. Having a picture on top of Wooden Skyscraper is marvelous. During the journey, we will make a stop and show you yellow canola flowers blooming in a field in Denmark.

Copenhageners love the water! For centuries, they have thrived by the seaside, as a centre of trade, tourism, recreation, you name it! From Viking longboats to cruise ships, numerous amounts of people have arrived to Copenhagen by water, or if not, they find the water at some point (usually on a canal cruise). Therefore, it’s fitting that we cover famous Danes, iconic sights and blasts from the past near to the water on our private walk of Copenhagen City! Have you ever wondered why the Danes have been named the happiest people in the world? Or how many fairy tales Hans Christian Andersen wrote? Wonder no longer! We begin with the story of Christiansborg Palace, a royal and politician meeting ground. Hopping along we’ll uncover the colourful townhouses of Nyhavn; appreciate the performing arts and Danish artists; and check out The Marble Church, neighbour to Amalienborg Palace, home of Queen Margarethe II, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary. We’ll finish the inner-city tales of our private Copenhagen City walk by the waterside at Kongens Nytorv, where you're just a couple minute walk from Nyhavn, one location to pick up a canal tour (if you haven't done so already, now's the time)! An extra few minutes will bring you to the former summer residence, Rosenborg Palace and The King's Park, while within 15 minutes you can be back at Christiansborg Palace to climb to the top of the tower for a fantastic view of the city. If the Danes aren't on their bikes between one place to the next, it's within walking distance!

On our private walking tour of the Copenhagen Old Town, shoot back in time and be captivated as we trace in the footsteps of Copenhagen’s historical roots, revealing the hidden treasures of the city that hide behind snug street corners. If you know where to look, you'll find charming, creaky, old buildings give recognition to a bygone era. Time travelling back through history, we start off by taking a look at the magnificent brick structure that is the Copenhagen City Hall. A little further back in time will bring us to journey past the Church of Our Lady (also known as Copenhagen Cathedral), where the Crown Prince and Princess got married. We will get acquainted with notable Danes at the University of Copenhagen and The Round Tower, and admire the multicoloured facades of the houses surrounding Gråbrødretorv on our way to the main shopping street Strøget. Oh! And we will get to sample a tasty treat as we visit the Bolsje factory. Before we end, Slotsholmen (“Palace Island”), will come into view as we talk about the stately Christiansborg Palace, a local scene for both royalty and politicians. And that's it! Your Copenhagen Old Town Private Walking Tour is complete. Psst… or is it really?! The story of Copenhagen doesn’t end here… what about the fairytales, merchants, palaces and theatres? Ask us about our walking tour of Copenhagen City, picking up where we left off as we travel closer to one of the Danes' favourite spots - the water!"

Take off your hat for the Danish Prime Minister and bow for Her Majesty the Queen! You have arrived at the HQ of the supremacy of Denmark, Palace Island with its majestic Christiansborg Palace. Behind its stone facade hides, grandeur like you has never seen it before! From antiques to modern gems the palace is an art collection. One of our favourites? The Queen's Tapestries. Before our appointment with royalty and politicians is done and dusted, we'll take to the streets of Copenhagen to really get to know the people of the country. Did you know the Danes are referred to as the happiest people in the world? Our Private Copenhagen & Christansborg Palace Walking Tour not only introduces you to the country’s powerhouse, but it also covers sites like Nyhavn, home Hans Christian Andersen; Grey Friars Square, with its picturesque houses and the inner-city where Copenhageners go to shop-till-they-drop. We like to end inside Christiansborg Palace so that you can continue to explore it on your own. However, if you are eager to see more, we'll be happy to give you recommendations such as our favourite canal tour. So what are you waiting for, an invitation from royalty? Experience our Copenhagen & Christiansborg Palace Private Walking tour for the pinnacle of what the city has to offer! Please note: This tour ends inside Christiansborg Palace so guests may continue to enjoy the Palace or continue to nearby sights (it is approx. a 10 min walk back to Nyhavn). Due to Her Majesty the Queen’s official functions, the palace may be partially or fully closed. If the palace is closed, OURWAY Tours reserves the right to swap the visit to Christansborg Palace with a visit to Rosenborg Castle.

So little time and so much to see! Do you need help with picking the main highlights to see on your stay in Copenhagen? Challenge accepted! Our Copenhagen’s Highlights Private Walking Tour is the tour for you. From palaces to quaint streets to grand halls, we’ll show you our highlights of Copenhagen that you shouldn’t miss, there are many more than the famous canal of Nyhavn and Amalienborg Palace, the Queen’s home. Beginning at Copenhagen City Hall, we’ll take time to appreciate this work of art inside and out. Often overlooked in lieu of only seeing the exterior from the square, the real treat is on the interior. Our tour inside may be short in time but not in content - Denmark and Copenhagen have a long history, displayed inside. Plus, we’ll visit a treasure of the Copenhagen City Hall, which if you ask us, is the most precise mechanical clock in the world, Jens Olsen’s World Clock. Before long we’re back outside, setting off through the streets toward another powerhouse in Copenhagen, this time Christiansborg Palace. Located on the island of Slotsholmen, both politicians of the Danish Parliament and the Queen do their work here, while visitors circle the island on a canal tour. Upon exiting the pomp and circumstance of the palace, we’ll set off on foot for a stroll through hidden alleys, narrow lanes and across popular squares. While much of the old town of Copenhagen was destroyed and rebuilt, there are still hidden gems to find (if you know where to look!). After 4 hours of fun, we finish our Copenhagen Highlights Private Walking Tour at the centrally located square of Kongens Nytorv. What’s next? That’s up to you! There are plenty of things to see and do in the neighbourhood! Please note: Due to Her Majesty the Queen’s official functions, the palace may be partially or fully closed. If the palace is closed, OURWAY Tours reserves the right to swap the visit to Christiansborg Palace with a visit to Rosenborg Palace. Due to a large number of events, partial or full closure of the City Hall can take place.

This is the perfect experience for people of all capabilities and ages. Whether you’re a family, a young or a group or single traveler, you’ll definitely want to experience the beauty of Møns Klint. It's not a good choice if you have knee/leg pains. During the visit, we will show you the important place of Møns klints and explain the history of Møns Klints it's fun to take 200 steps to reach klints play and collect stones. And i nside the GeoCenter we have the following experiences: • Exhibition "Where Denmark was born" • Indoor: Excavation • Indoor: See the wild 3d movie (if you dare) • Discover fascinating dinosaurs and our adventurous universe in 3D • Exhibition: Stay Cooler in The Glacier • Why do the world's icebergs and glaciers melt? • Exhibition: Challenges: How Long Will You Get? Here you must climb the walls