35 activitati in Copenhagen, DENMARK

Knuthenborg is a fun and varied park with safari options (monkeys, wolves, and tigers in a separate cage, and a number of larger areas with various other animals), a new and fun dinosaur section and an extensive playground with some attractions, especially the Congo Splash of amusement park level. Great park with enough variety for a day out with the family. Drive-thru park with animals from around the world in 11 zones, plus adventure & water play areas If you love animals and want to get up close and personal, Knuthenborg is just the place for you. You will be able to drive around at your own pace, and most of the time the animals will come all the way up to your car. In some areas, you are even allowed to go around among the animals. Most of the animals have large areas to roam 'free'. So if you want to get close to wild and exotic animals, and not traveling the globe, this is the best solution. They also have a relatively new playland with lot's of good entertainment and rides for the children, as Kampala Express, Kilimanjaro, Sahara, Congo Splash, Water Playground Natural Playground

The Danish Monarchy is one of the oldest in the world. What’s the story behind the beloved Royal Family, with high approval ratings all over the country? Get to know them whilst we see the city of Copenhagen by foot, passing one sight after the other on our way to two of the many palaces of the city, Christiansborg Palace and Rosenborg Castle. This is your own private walking tour of Royal Copenhagen! At the impressive Christiansborg Palace, the Queen of Denmark and the Danish Parliament share a coffee machine and office space (well, they share the palace at least). Marvel at the luxurious interior and sensational history that decorated the walls of this palace. Continuing to Rosenborg Castle, the smallest palace in the city, it has served as a summer residence and home to many of the kings in the past. Heartbreak and warfare rest in the many rooms that make up the castle today. Hush, did you hear something, or was it just us…? Stepping outside, the surrounding palace grounds, The King’s Garden, is a popular spot for locals to picnic and hang out in. Going from one palace to the next we’ll sweep through the inner city, also known as Indre By. The old town of Copenhagen has been mostly destroyed in fires and war, but there are still many old buildings and streets to enjoy. On our walk of the old town, we’ll pass sights such as the Round Tower, topped with an observatory that is the oldest in Europe still functioning; Strøget, the main pedestrian shopping street of the city; and the University of Copenhagen, one of the oldest universities in Europe. But wait, there’s still a royal sight on our walk between Christiansborg and Rosenborg! - Vor Frue Kirke, or The Copenhagen Cathedral. This is where a Crown Prince said “I do” and married a commoner who became the Crown Princess in 2004. Doesn’t it all sound like a fairytale?! Please note: Due to Her Majesty the Queen’s official functions, Christiansborg Palace and Rosenborg Palace may be partially or fully closed. Guests are not able to bring bags in to the castle, all bags need to be stored in the lockers found at Rosenborg Castle. Vor Frue Kirke (Copenhagen Cathedral) may sometimes be closed due to religious ceremonies.

Begin this panoramic sightseeing tour by departing on a private first class vehicle, together with your local authorised guide. We begin with a drive towards the City Hall Square where the famous pedestrian street "Stroget" begins. We pass Tivoli Gardens, dating back to 1843 and onwards past the New Carlsberg Glyptotheque and the National Museum. Next up are the Old Stock Exchange and the Naval Church. Onwards from here, we pass by the Kings New Square – home of the Royal Danish Theatre known for their world famous ballet. We drive through the old canal Nyhavn with its picturesque houses and vessels and continue on to see the impressive Gefion Fountain, which depicts the legend of the goddess Gefion who plowed Zealand out of Sweden’s land. Shortly afterwards we will make a photo stop at the statue of the Little Mermaid, the main character of the famous Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale. The nearby Royal residence of Amalienborg Palace calls for another photo stop. During the tour, we shall pass by Christiansborg Palace, which houses the Danish Parliament, where an inside visit to the magnificent Royal Reception Rooms still in use by the Danish Royal family will be possible. Return trip back and end of visit.