Things to do in Denmark
Museums13 optionsCopenhagen Walking Tour43 optionsBoat Tour Copenhagen19 optionsBike Tour Copenhagen10 optionsHop on Hop Off Buses5 optionsCopenhagen Airport Transfer9 optionsCopenhagen City Tour7 optionsCopenhagen Segway Tour9 optionsCopenhagen Food Tour11 optionsChristiansborg Palace Tours35 optionsCastle Tour Copenhagen5 options
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Copenhagen: Private Walking Tour with Palaces & NyhavnYou’ll wander Copenhagen’s historic center on foot with a local guide, passing royal palaces, lively Nyhavn harbor, and cozy side streets. Expect small surprises — like the scent of fresh pastries or quick jokes about Danish life — plus plenty of time for questions as you explore together.
Copenhagen Walking Tour: History & Dark Humour 2 HoursYou walk through Copenhagen's historic core for two hours with a guide who treats history as a story with edges, not a sanitised version. You'll see Nyhavn, Christiansborg Palace, the Marble Church, and the square where guards change at noon if timing works out. The humour is irreverent, the pace is steady, and you don't need to charge your phone—the guide has the GPS built in.Is it for me?Right for travellers who want Copenhagen's history without the reverence, and who'd rather laugh at the contradictions than pretend they don't exist. The two-hour pace means you cover a thousand years without it feeling rushed, and the outdoor-only format means you see the city as you walk it, not through a museum window.
Denmark & Sweden: Hamlet Castle, Lund & Malmö Day TripYou’ll cross two countries in one day—exploring Kronborg Castle in Denmark before sailing to Sweden for Lund’s cathedral silence and Malmö’s city buzz. Expect ferry rides, local stories from your guide, time for Swedish pastries or shopping deals, plus a breezy return over the Øresund Bridge. Bring your passport—and maybe an appetite for cardamom buns.
Copenhagen Day Trip: Kronborg Castle & Roskilde CathedralYou get picked up from your Copenhagen hotel and spend the day visiting three major Danish royal sites: Kronborg Castle (Hamlet's real setting), Frederiksborg Castle with included entry and a lunch break, and Roskilde Cathedral. All entrance fees, transport, and an English-speaking guide are included. Groups stay small, under 16 people, and you return to your hotel by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main royal castles and Roskilde Cathedral outside Copenhagen without arranging separate transport, tickets, and timing — the small group size and included entry fees mean you skip the logistics and just show up at your hotel.
Copenhagen: Canal Tour with Guide & Little MermaidYou board a small guided boat for a 1-hour drift through Copenhagen's main waterfront landmarks: Amalienborg Palace, the Little Mermaid, Christianshavn's pastel streets, and the Opera House. A live guide in Danish and English explains the history—the royal residence, the fairy tale, King Christian IV's 1600s fortification plans—while you stay warm and dry. Tickets are timed, so you arrive, show your confirmation, and go straight aboard.Is it for me?A good fit if you want Copenhagen's main waterfront sights without navigating the city on foot or arranging your own transport. The one-hour length is exactly what fits the landmarks into a single cruise without feeling either rushed or padded.
Copenhagen: Harbor & Canal Sailing Tour with Trekroner StopYou board a small boat with up to eleven other travelers and a captain who treats the tour like a conversation, not a script. You sail past royal palaces, the Opera House, and a working fortress, stop briefly at Trekroner to see the new Lynetteholmen island under construction, then cut through Nordhavn's modern harbor and finish in the old canals of Nyhavn and the city center. The whole experience is built around meeting people and hearing how Copenhagen actually works, not just what it looks like from the water.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Copenhagen's full geography—from palaces to new construction—without the stiffness of a standard tour, and who don't mind meeting strangers on a boat. Plan for two to three hours on the water in open-air conditions, which is exactly what lets you cover the harbor, the fortress, and the old canals in one sail.
Copenhagen: 3-Hour Bike Tour & Royal LandmarksYou cycle past 14 major landmarks — palaces, castles, the harbor, the Little Mermaid — guided by someone who lives here and knows which details matter. Helmets, rain gear, and lounge access are included; the guide shapes the route around your questions and interests rather than rushing between photo stops. It's the fastest way to cover Copenhagen's highlights without arranging transport or navigation yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Copenhagen's main royal landmarks and harbor in one morning or afternoon without renting a bike solo and figuring out the route yourself — the guide's local knowledge and the protected bike infrastructure are what make three hours feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Copenhagen: Private Walking Tour with Politically Incorrect StoriesYou’ll walk Copenhagen’s old streets with a local guide who doesn’t hold back on stories — from royal drama to WWII secrets and everyday quirks. Expect laughter, real talk, and colorful stops like Nyhavn and Amalienborg Square. It’s fast-paced but personal; by the end you’ll see the city differently (and maybe want a pastry).
Copenhagen: Walking & Canal Tour with Changing of GuardsYou walk and ferry through Copenhagen's main sights—palaces, fortresses, the Little Mermaid, Nyhavn—with a local host who knows the stories behind them. The tour is timed to land you at Amalienborg Palace for the Changing of the Guards at noon (9:00 and 9:30 AM departures) or for a quieter guard change (later departures). Plan for a steady pace over 5–6 hours, which is what lets you fit the full route and the ceremony into one morning.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Copenhagen's main sights and the royal guard ceremony in one morning without arranging their own route or timing—the fixed schedule is what makes fitting all of it into 5–6 hours possible. Expect a steady walking pace and about 6–7 kilometers on foot; this is not a leisurely stroll, and it's not suitable if you have walking difficulties or cardiovascular limitations.
Copenhagen: Food Tour with Cheese, Smørrebrød & PastriesYou’ll join locals in Copenhagen’s city center for a guided food tour full of flavors: taste artisan cheeses at Torvehallerne Market, try gourmet smørrebrød at Aamanns or Café & Ølhalle 1892, snack on flaky pastries and royal sweets, and finish with chocolate flødeboller. Expect small surprises along the way — and maybe a new favorite treat.
Copenhagen Card: 80+ Attractions & Public Transport PassYou download the Copenhagen Card app, enter your code, and activate it whenever you're ready to explore. From that moment, you have free entry to 80+ attractions including Tivoli, Rosenborg Castle, Christiansborg Palace, and the Louisiana Museum, plus unlimited public transport across the region. The card stays active for however long you need it, and you only pay for rides inside Tivoli itself.Is it for me?Best for travelers planning to visit multiple museums and move around Copenhagen without arranging separate tickets or transport — the card removes the friction of buying entry one by one and keeps you moving without worrying about fares.
Copenhagen City Bike Tour: Little Mermaid, Castles & NyhavnA 3-hour guided bike tour of Copenhagen's city highlights, starting from a central meeting point and covering the Little Mermaid, Christiansborg Palace, Rosenborg Castle, Nyhavn and the King's Garden. You ride traditional, easy-to-handle bicycles with a professional guide who speaks your language; helmet provided on request. The tour suits all fitness levels and works for anyone with a free afternoon who wants to see the major sights without planning a route or renting a bike separately.Is it for me?Book the morning or early-afternoon departure if you've just arrived in Copenhagen and want to build a mental map of the city before exploring on your own—three hours on a bike covers the major sights and the neighborhoods between them, and you finish with a guide's sense of how the city actually connects.
Copenhagen: Party Pub Crawl 5 Venues & Shots IncludedYou visit five central Copenhagen bars in one night with a party guide leading the way. Four shots and a beer are included, plus photos uploaded to their Facebook page afterward. The pace is fast, the crowd is international, and the guide handles all the logistics—you just show up ready to meet people and have a loud, unfiltered night out.Is it for me?Right for travelers aged 18–35 (or older and up for a loud night) who want to meet people from other countries and experience Copenhagen's bar scene without arranging it themselves. Expect a fast pace, local bars, and a group atmosphere—not a quiet or sophisticated evening.
Copenhagen: 3-Hour Walking Tour with Small Group & PalacesYou’ll stroll through Copenhagen’s iconic neighborhoods with a local guide, soaking up stories behind Nyhavn’s canals, royal palaces, and lively squares. Expect sensory surprises—like cinnamon-scented air or echoing footsteps at Amalienborg—and plenty of unscripted moments with your small group. This isn’t just sightseeing; it’s feeling what makes Copenhagen tick.
Copenhagen: Food Tour with 6+ Danish Tastings & CarlsbergYou start at Torvehallerne Market and walk through Strøget and historic squares, tasting smørrebrød, meatballs, roast pork, pastries, and a secret dish along the way, with Carlsberg beer included. The guide shares stories about Vikings and local history while you eat. You finish near City Hall Square after 3–4 hours, having covered six tastings and two drinks without arranging any of it yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Danish food without figuring out which restaurants to hit or how to order smørrebrød — the guide handles the stops and the ordering, and you just show up hungry and walk.
Malmö & Lund: Øresund Bridge, Turning Torso & Medieval CathedralYou drive across the Øresund Bridge from Copenhagen into Sweden, stopping at Malmö's Turning Torso and medieval Lund Cathedral (entry included), then explore Jakriborg's Hanseatic-style streets before returning. An audio guide narrates the route, your driver handles navigation, and the air-conditioned coach means you're not managing logistics — just moving through the day as it unfolds. Bring your passport.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both sides of the Øresund Sound in one day without arranging your own transport, border crossings, or timing — the fixed schedule and included cathedral entry are what make a full Sweden trip possible from Copenhagen in an afternoon.
Copenhagen: Vesterbro Beer Walk & Red-Light District HistoryYou taste eight craft beers across Vesterbro while learning the neighborhood's shift from red-light district and meatpacking hub to culinary hotspot. The walk includes stops at Mikkeller brewery, Copenhagen Central Station, and the still-active red-light district, with a built-in restroom break. Around three hours outdoors, small group, no pub crawl atmosphere.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand a neighborhood's actual history instead of a sanitized version, and you're comfortable with crude humor and outdoor drinking in a real working area of the city.
Segway Tour Copenhagen: Little Mermaid, Palaces & HarborA 2-hour guided Segway tour of Copenhagen covering the Little Mermaid, Amalienborg Palace, Christiansborg, Nyhavn and the Old Stock Exchange, with training included and a maximum of 12 riders per group. After the tour, you get complimentary concierge advice from your guide, free city maps, and a warm drink in the lounge before heading out on your own.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to cover Copenhagen's main landmarks in two hours without planning the route yourself—the guide handles the stops and the timing, and the Segway covers ground faster than walking, so you see far more of the city than you would on foot in the same time. The concierge advice afterward helps you fill the rest of your day without guessing.
Copenhagen: Hygge Walking Tour, Pastry & Coffee with LocalYou’ll wander Copenhagen’s oldest streets with a native guide who shares personal stories and local secrets. Taste fresh Danish pastries and flødeboller as you settle into real hygge moments—quiet benches, hidden gardens, laughter over coffee. This isn’t just sightseeing; it’s slowing down and feeling what makes Danes so quietly happy.
Copenhagen: Small Group Walking Tour, Nyhavn & Royal PalacesYou’ll join a small group in Copenhagen for a walking tour led by a native guide who brings local stories alive. Expect moments like hearing legends at Gefion Fountain, catching royal guards at Amalienborg Palace, wandering colorful Nyhavn harbor, and ending with city views at Christiansborg Slot. You’ll leave feeling connected — not just to places but to Copenhagen’s everyday rhythms.
