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: Kronborg Castle, Frederiksborg & Roskilde CathedralYou visit Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, spend two hours exploring Frederiksborg Palace with lunch options, tour Roskilde Cathedral, and see Viking ships at the museum on the fjord. The driver provides commentary throughout, and you avoid arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing between sites. The tour runs May through September and includes water and WiFi on an air-conditioned coach.Is it for me?Book this if you want Copenhagen's main historical sites—two UNESCO castles, a cathedral, and Viking ships—without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing between them; the fixed route and driver narration are what fit everything into one day.
Copenhagen Bike Tour: Nyhavn, Little Mermaid & PalacesYou ride past Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace, the Little Mermaid, and Christiansborg Palace in two hours with a local guide and radio receiver so you hear every story clearly. The tour covers 95% of Copenhagen's main sights without the confusion of navigating yourself, and ends with free coffee and concierge tips in the lounge before you decide what's next.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Copenhagen's main sights in one morning without planning the route yourself or worrying about getting lost—the fixed two-hour loop and local guide handle both, leaving your afternoon free to explore deeper or rest.
Copenhagen: 2-Hour Segway Tour Waterfront & Nyhavn SightsYou’ll glide through Copenhagen’s car-free waterfront on a Segway tour led by a local guide, passing sights like Nyhavn and Amalienborg Palace with plenty of photo stops. There’s time for coffee at a cozy café and stories you won’t find in guidebooks. It’s an easy way to see more of the city — with some unexpected laughs along the way.
Copenhagen: Carlsberg Brewery Museum & Beer TastingYou walk through Carlsberg's original 1847 brewery in Copenhagen, see 22,000+ bottles in the exhibition, learn the science behind the beer, taste a fresh draft in the brewery bar, and visit the famous brewing horses. Plan to arrive at least two hours before closing time, and expect possible waits on busy days.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about beer history and brewing science without needing a guided tour—you move through at your own speed. Plan to arrive early enough to start the exhibition at least 2 hours before closing, since that's a hard cutoff.
Copenhagen: Walking Tour Highlights, Hygge & LunchYou’ll wander Copenhagen’s fairy-tale streets with a local guide who knows all the shortcuts to real hygge — from castle gardens to hidden green parks to that first bite of smørrebrød at lunch. Expect laughter over mispronounced Danish words and moments of calm you’ll want to pocket for later.
Copenhagen: Culinary Bike Tour with Food Hall TastingsYou’ll cycle Copenhagen’s neighborhoods with a local guide, tasting classic Danish hotdogs, craft beers at Torvehallerne Market, open sandwiches by King’s Square, and finish with fresh pastries. Expect laughter over new flavors and small moments that stay with you long after the last bite.
2-Hour Copenhagen E-Bike Tour: Nyhavn, Christiania & PalacesA 2-hour guided e-bike tour of Copenhagen covering Nyhavn, Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace, Christianshavn and Freetown Christiania, with a live English-speaking guide, helmet, basket and e-bike included. The e-bike's motor lets you cover ground that would take 3 hours on a regular bike without feeling rushed, and a 15-minute independent stop inside Christiania means you explore the old hippie settlement while the guide waits at the entrance. Children from age 2 ride in a parent's seat or cargo bike; you must be comfortable on a bike and meet the minimum height of 155–160cm.Is it for me?The e-bike's motor is what makes this route possible in 2 hours instead of 3, so you see Nyhavn, both palaces and Christiania without skipping stops or arriving exhausted. If you want to cover Copenhagen's major sights but don't want to pedal hard or spend a full day riding, this tour holds the whole city in a morning or afternoon.
Copenhagen: Danish Pastry Baking Class with Chef & CoffeeYou’ll knead dough alongside locals and travelers in a cozy Copenhagen kitchen, guided by a professional pastry chef who keeps things light and hands-on. Taste fresh-baked Danish pastries straight from the oven during your coffee break, then bring your creations (and emailed recipes) home to share — or just eat on the walk back.
Copenhagen: City Bike Tour with Rosenborg & Nyhavn StopsYou’ll feel Copenhagen’s pulse as you pedal past Rosenborg Castle, pause along Nyhavn’s wild colors, and see the Little Mermaid up close—all with a local guide who keeps things easygoing. Expect laughter, small surprises, and moments that stay with you long after you hop off your bike.
Copenhagen: Private Walking Tour with Controversial StoriesYou’ll wander Copenhagen’s streets with a local who skips the usual script—expect wild political stories, Viking artifacts you can actually touch, and plenty of laughter over Danish quirks. From Tivoli Gardens to City Hall, you’ll see famous sights through new eyes and end up feeling like you’ve just heard Copenhagen’s best-kept secrets.
Copenhagen: Christianshavn & Freetown Christiania Walking TourYou meet at a colourful bridge, walk through Copenhagen's food scene and counterculture history, learn how Christiania governs itself, and end at the canals with the freedom to explore on your own. The guide is paid by tips, and groups never exceed six people.Is it for me?Right for travellers who want Copenhagen's counterculture and food scene without the standard museum route, and who don't mind paying by tips. Groups cap at six, so expect an intimate pace — not a crowd being herded through landmarks.
Copenhagen: Private Bike Tour Nyhavn, Palaces & Little MermaidYou’ll pedal through Copenhagen with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect stops at Nyhavn’s colorful harbor, Amalienborg Palace for royal glimpses, and a quiet moment by the Little Mermaid statue. The pace is easygoing, bikes and helmets are sorted for you — just bring curiosity (and maybe a windproof jacket).
Copenhagen Food Tour: Private Tastings & Danish PastriesYou’ll taste your way through Copenhagen’s best-loved foods — from street-side ristepølse and smørrebrod in bustling markets to flæskesteg sandwiches and fresh fish cakes. Sip Danish beer, try elderflower juice, end with coffee and pastries in a cozy bakery. The city feels different when you’re eating your way through it — somehow warmer.
Copenhagen: IKONO Immersive Art Experience TicketYou’ll jump straight into playful art rooms at IKONO Copenhagen — think ball pits, mirrors, and wild colors — with your entry ticket included. Expect laughter, odd surprises, and plenty of chances to be silly together right in the city center. This isn’t just looking at art; it’s being part of it.
Møns Klint & Forest Tower day tour from CopenhagenThis half-day tour from Copenhagen takes you to two landmarks: Denmark's Forest Tower, a 45-meter structure with a 900-meter treetop walkway that opened in 2019, and Møns Klint, a 6-kilometer stretch of chalk cliffs rising 143 meters above the Baltic Sea. An English-speaking guide leads the group by air-conditioned minibus, with time at each site to explore at your own pace; lunch at a café on-site is your choice and cost. The tour runs 8.5 hours and suits families, solo travelers and groups of any age from 3 upward.Is it for me?Choose this minibus tour if you want to combine the Forest Tower's treetop walkway with Møn's Klint cliffs in one trip, rather than splitting them across separate visits or managing two separate transport arrangements.
Copenhagen Boat Tour: Hidden Canal Stories & Opera HouseYou board a small electric boat with up to eleven other travelers and float through Copenhagen's main canals for roughly an hour. Your guide narrates the history of Christianshavn, points out Christiansborg Palace and the Opera House from angles you won't see from land, and answers questions as you go. In winter, heated seats and blankets are included. You're back on solid ground with a different sense of how the city connects.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Copenhagen's layout and history from the water without the noise and scale of a big group tour. The small size and slow pace mean you actually absorb what you're seeing, though you'll need moderate fitness to board and sit comfortably for the hour.
Vesterbro Copenhagen: Beer Tour & Red Light District HistoryYou walk through Vesterbro with a native English-speaking guide who actually lives there, stopping at three distinctive pubs where you taste a traditional Danish pilsner and two craft beers. Along the way you hear stories about the red-light district's past, how the meatpacking district transformed, and why the neighborhood's scrappier identity survived gentrification. Groups stay under ten people, and the guide meets you ten minutes early at the old gates near Copenhagen's center.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand Vesterbro's actual history and current identity rather than just see it — the guide's lived experience and the small group size are what make the stories land, and the three beers give you a reason to sit and listen instead of rushing through.
Copenhagen: Private Walking Tour with Local GuideYou get a private guide who meets you at your hotel and walks you through Copenhagen's neighborhoods, history, and local life based on what interests you. The guide handles the route; you just show up and ask questions. Interior museum visits cost extra and need advance notice, but everything else — the walking, the insights, the neighborhood orientation — is included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Copenhagen beyond the main sights and prefer a guide who adapts to what you actually care about, not a fixed script. The private format means you set the pace and the focus, which is what makes a walking tour feel like a local showing you around rather than a tour.
Copenhagen: Private Food Tour with 6 or 10 TastingsYou walk through Copenhagen with a local foodie guide who has hand-picked 6 or 10 tastings of authentic local food and drinks, from a traditional Danish hotdog to lesser-known neighborhood favorites. Between stops, you see city highlights like Europe's oldest functioning observatory. The tour is private — just you and your guide — with vegetarian alternatives available, and the whole experience is carbon-neutral. You finish with a real sense of how Copenhagen eats and why it matters to the people who live there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat Copenhagen the way locals do without arranging tastings yourself or navigating between vendors — a private guide who lives here has already chosen what matters, and the small group size means you're tasting, not rushing.
Copenhagen: Private Mahogany Boat Cruise & PalacesYou board a private mahogany boat and drift through Copenhagen's main canals, passing Christiansborg Palace, the Old Stock Exchange, Amalienborg, and Christianshavn while sipping wine and setting your own pace. The guide prioritizes conversation over commentary, so you can focus on the person you're with or simply watch the architecture and houseboats slip past. The tour cancels if wind or rain picks up, but umbrellas are provided for light weather.Is it for me?Best for couples or small groups who want to see Copenhagen's main sights from the water without a crowded tour boat, and who are comfortable with tall boat steps and flexible weather-dependent scheduling.
