Guided Tours in Copenhagen

Copenhagen offers many attractions, and you can spend a long time in Denmark's capital. The tours can take from 2-8 hours or 1, 2 or 3 days depending on what you want to see, how many castles or museums you want to see inside, and what transportation you prefer.

Transportation

The centre of Copenhagen is not bigger than you can walk around - and it is quite safe to walk around in Copenhagen.

I offer walking tours, tours by coaches or public bus or train, boat tours, or tours in hired cars.

Top attractions / Must-sees

• Amalienborg Palace with the Royal Life Guards
  The royal family’s residence. Changing of the guards every day at 12:00 noon.
• The Little Mermaid
  The famous sculpture of the little mermaid from Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale.
• Tivoli Gardens
  Beautiful garden and amusement park in the centre of Copenhagen. Can be visited or seen from the outside.
• Christiansborg Palace
  The Parliament, the Royal Reception Rooms, the Ruins and The Tower Room. Christiansborg Palace also houses the Queen’s tapestries depicting 1000 years of Denmark’s history. Can be visited or seen from the outside.
  The famous Danish TV-series, Borgen, which is sold to more than 70 countries and NetFlix, takes place here at Christiansborg Palace.
• The Round Tower
  The old observation tower is the oldest functioning observatory in Europe. To get to the top you have to walk up a spiral walk with no steps. Can be visited or seen from the outside.
• Rosenborg Castle
  The castle’s museum displays the Crown Jewels and Royal Regalia and tells the story of the royal everyday life through 400 years. Can be visited or seen from the outside.
• Nyhavn
  Originally a busy commercial port with coloured houses. Today filled with old ships and lots of restaurants.
• The Citadelle
  Beautiful old military fortification
• Gefion Fountain
  The largest fountain in Denmark
• The Royal Theatre
  This beautiful building has been located at Kongens Nytorv since 1874.
• The Danish Opera House
  The opera was inaugurated in 2005 and designed by architect Henning Larsen.
• The Royal Danish Playhouse
  Designed by Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects Copenhagen in 2008. Everybody can go inside and have a look at the foyer.