Discover Central Copenhagen with our 2-Hour Small Group Walking Tour
Are you planning a trip to Copenhagen and looking for the best way to explore the city’s most iconic landmarks and hidden gems? Join our 2-hour small group walking tour of Central Copenhagen for a fun, informative, and engaging experience that you won’t forget.
What is the Central Copenhagen: 2-Hour Small Group Walking Tour?
The Central Copenhagen: 2-Hour Small Group Walking Tour is a guided walking tour that takes you on a journey through the heart of Copenhagen. With your knowledgeable and friendly guide, you’ll explore the city’s most famous landmarks, including the colorful Nyhavn harbor, the majestic Amalienborg Palace, and the iconic Little Mermaid statue.
But our tour isn’t just about the typical tourist sites. You’ll also discover the hidden corners of Copenhagen that few visitors know about, from charming narrow alleys and picturesque backstreets to quirky public art installations and vibrant local neighborhoods.
The tour lasts for 2 hours, during which you’ll learn about the history, culture, and daily life of Copenhagen from your guide. The pace is comfortable and leisurely, with plenty of stops for photos and rest breaks.
What are the details of the tour?
The Central Copenhagen: 2-Hour Small Group Walking Tour is a City Walking Tour in Denmark, Copenhagen. Here are some important details about the tour:
- The tour starts at the city hall square.
- The duration of the tour is 2 hours.
- The maximum group size is 8 people.
- The tour is available in English and Spanish.
- The tour is conducted by a knowledgeable, licensed guide who is passionate about Copenhagen and its history.
- The tour covers approximately 4 kilometers of walking, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
- The tour operates rain or shine, so bring weather-appropriate clothing.
What will I see on the tour?
During our 2-hour small group walking tour of Central Copenhagen, you’ll see the following sights and landmarks:
- The Nyhavn harbor, with its colorful houses and lively atmosphere
- The Amalienborg Palace, home of the Danish royal family
- The Frederik’s Church, a stunning Rococo-style church in the heart of Copenhagen
- The Kastellet, a well-preserved 17th-century fortress and park
- The iconic Little Mermaid statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale
- The historic Rosenborg Castle, with its beautiful gardens and royal treasures
- The trendy and hip neighborhoods of Nørrebro and Vesterbro, full of street art, cafes, and bars
Is the tour suitable for all ages and fitness levels?
Yes, our two-hour small group walking tour of Central Copenhagen is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The walking pace is leisurely, with plenty of stops for rest and photo opportunities. However, please note that the tour covers approximately 4 kilometers of walking, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
How do I book the tour?
Booking our Central Copenhagen: 2-Hour Small Group Walking Tour is easy and convenient. Simply click on this link and follow the instructions to make your reservation.
Booking in advance is highly recommended as our small group tours tend to sell out quickly. If you have any questions or special requests, don’t hesitate to contact our customer support team before or after you book.
Conclusion
Exploring Central Copenhagen on foot is a must-do experience for any traveler visiting this stunning city. Our 2-hour small group walking tour is the perfect way to do just that, offering a fun, informative, and engaging tour that will leave you with unforgettable memories of this enchanting city. So don’t hesitate, book your tour today and let us show you the best of Copenhagen!
Unlocking the Secrets of Copenhagen: Your Insider’s Guide
Copenhagen, a city of charming palaces, cobblestoned streets, and colorful houses, is a destination that will delight visitors. But beyond the well-known tourist attractions lies a treasure trove of hidden gems that only locals are privy to. Here’s your insider’s guide to Copenhagen’s lesser-known things, cultural experiences, and off-the-beaten-path tips.
Hidden Gems
1. Assistens Cemetery: Instead of being a creepy graveyard, Assistens Cemetery is more of a peaceful green oasis, which is a park and the last resting place for famous Danes like Hans Christian Andersen.
2. Bopa Plads: This cozy square in the heart of Nørrebro neighborhood is a hidden gem filled with cafes, bars, and restaurants with a relaxed ambiance that will make you feel like a local.
3. Kayak Tours of the Canals: See Copenhagen from the most beautiful perspective as you glide along the city’s canals, away from the tourist-packed streets.
Cuisine
For culinary delights that are authentic to the Danish culture, try these places to eat.
1. Pølsevogn (Hotdog stands): Hotdog stands line the pedestrian streets of the city, and Danes have their unique way of serving hotdogs. Be brave and try the ‘ristet hotdog’ (roasted hotdog).
2. Døp: If you want the best burgers in the city, then head to Døp, which has handmade beef burgers and tasty Danish style toppings, and it’s from organic beef!
3. Lille Bakery: Lille Bakery is famous for the Danish treat ‘kanelsnurrer’ (cinnamon snail), this bakery is the perfect place to experience authentic Danish pastry.
Cultural Experiences
1. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek: The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum is home to a collection of sculptures and paintings, split between galleries of classical art and more modern works.
2. Tivoli Gardens: Tivoli Gardens is the second oldest amusement park globally and has a complete cultural experience with rides, performers, food, architecture, and fireworks.
3. Jazz Music Scene: Jazz has a significant presence in Copenhagen, so if you’re a music lover, make sure to check out the jazz clubs around the city, such as Smallegade and La Fontaine.
Local History
1. Copenhagen Union Brewery: Established back in 1847, the Carlsberg brewery continues to be a significant player in the city’s beer industry, and you can tour it to learn about the brewing process.
2. The Little Mermaid Statue: The famous statue is a must-visit in Copenhagen since it is one of the most popular tourist attractions, but with a guide, you’ll learn some surprising facts about the mermaid statue’s history.
3. Rosenborg Castle: A visit to Rosenborg Castle is a chance to learn a lot about Denmark’s fascinating royal history.
Off the Beaten Path
1. The Cemetery Belt: The Cemetery Belt, a 4 km path that connects five cemeteries, is a cycling route with a touch of Copenhagen’s morbid charm.
2. Trampoline on the Harbor: Experience the free-spirited and hyggelig (cozy) side of Danish culture by jumping on a trampoline in the middle of the harbor with locals enjoying their summertime.
3. Kastellet: Beyond the ramparts of Kastellet, a historic star-shaped fortress, lies a lovely park, which has a windmill and wonderful views of the city.
As a visitor, there are endless ways to discover Copenhagen-rich cultural history, local spots, and hidden gems, So, explore this lovely city beyond the basic tourist attractions and experience all that the city has to offer with this insider’s guide.
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