Copenhagen Royal Walking Tour & Audio Guide Experience

Summary

Self-Paced Copenhagen City Landmarks Audio Walk

Step into Copenhagen’s royal past as you stroll at your own pace with an audio guide leading the way. Hear dramatic tales of palace intrigue, walk through iconic spots like Nyhavn and Amalienborg Palace, and pause whenever you want to soak up the atmosphere. It’s history brought to life—right in the streets beneath your feet.

What’s the experience like?

“Did you know there’s a secret tunnel under the palace?” That’s what our audio guide whispered in my ear as I stood in King’s New Square, dodging a cyclist who zipped by with a pastry in hand. The city felt alive—buses rumbling, someone humming near the fountain, and the faint smell of roasted coffee drifting from a nearby café. I tapped play, and the story began weaving me through centuries of royal drama right where it happened.

We wandered past Charlottenborg’s grand facade, sunlight bouncing off the old bricks. I paused to run my fingers along the cool stone railing—hard to believe Queen Charlotte Amalie once walked these same grounds. At Nyhavn, the guide painted such vivid scenes of sailors and fires that I could almost hear the creak of wooden ships and shouts from the harbor. People lounged on the canal edge, legs dangling, as if time had slowed down just for us.

By the time we reached Amalienborg Palace, clouds had rolled in and a breeze picked up, fluttering the Danish flags overhead. Our guide didn’t rush us; we lingered in Amaliehaven garden, watching locals walk their dogs and kids chase pigeons. Every stop felt like stepping into a new chapter—sometimes I’d replay a story just to catch another detail. The best part? No schedule but our own.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Copenhagen Royal History Walk

• The tour starts inside King's New Square
• See outside Charlottenborg Castle
• Visit outside Royal Danish Theatre
• Pass by Stroeget street
• Walk across Nyhavn New Harbour
• Explore Amaliehaven Garden
• Tour outside Amalienborg Palace

Top questions

Is this Copenhagen royal walking tour suitable for wheelchairs or strollers?

Yes, all areas on this self-guided tour are wheelchair accessible and suitable for strollers or prams.

How long does the self-guided audio tour take?

The full route takes about 90 minutes if you walk straight through, but you can linger at any stop as long as you like.

Do I need internet access during the tour?

No, once you’ve downloaded everything in advance using the app, you can use maps and audio offline throughout your walk.

Can I use this Copenhagen audio tour more than once?

Absolutely! Your booking includes lifetime access so you can revisit or listen again anytime—even virtually from home.

What’s included

Your experience comes with lifetime access to the English-language audio tour on both Android and iOS devices, plus offline maps and directions so there’s no need for mobile data while exploring. You’ll also get unlimited use before or after your visit—just download the app and enter your code when you’re ready to start wandering Copenhagen’s royal heart at your own pace.