Highlights
- The sightseeing tour is led by a local, Spanish-speaking guide
- You'll see the most photographed and iconic sites in the city
- You'll learn about Danish culture and lifestyle
Description
On this sightseeing tour, we'll discover the essence of Copenhagen by visiting its most iconic places while learning about Danish history, culture, and everyday life in an entertaining and engaging way.
We'll start in front of the impressive Amalienborg complex, the official residence of the Danish Royal Family. There we'll talk about the monarchy, the history of the crown, and the Rococo architecture that characterizes this elegant square. We'll also admire the spectacular Frederik's Church, known as the Marble Church, one of the city's most iconic buildings.
From there, we'll walk to the harbor to discover the most modern side of Copenhagen in front of the Copenhagen Opera House and the Royal Danish Playhouse. In this area, we'll talk about Scandinavian design, urban planning, sustainability, and the close relationship that Danes have with water and public spaces.
We'll continue along the canal until we reach the famous Inderhavnsbroen, popularly known as the 'Kissing Bridge.' From this point, we'll see Christianshavn while discovering how one of the most famous alternative communities in Europe (Freetown Christiania) was born and how this former industrial area of the city was transformed.
Then we'll arrive at Nyhavn, the most famous and photographed harbor in Denmark. Its colorful façades conceal stories of sailors, taverns, and maritime trade. We'll also learn about the relationship between this place and Hans Christian Andersen.
The tour will continue to Kongens Nytorv, the city's most elegant square, where we'll talk about the expansion of Copenhagen, the Royal Theater, and the development of the Danish capital as a cultural and commercial center.
Later, we'll visit the old Nicholas Church, linked to the city's medieval past.
We'll continue to Christiansborg Palace, seat of the Danish Parliament, the Supreme Court, the executive branch, and the royal offices. There, we'll discover how the Danish constitutional monarchy works and learn about the history of the city's founder, the warrior bishop Absalon.
On the final stretch, we'll visit the old Gammel Strand beach and Nytorv Square, a former judicial area and the scene of public punishments, before ending at Gammeltorv, the oldest square in Copenhagen and the former medieval commercial heart.
An ideal sightseeing tour for those who want to understand the true essence of Copenhagen while touring its must-see sights in a dynamic, entertaining, and authentic way.
Includes
Spanish-speaking local guide.
Excludes
Gratuity for the tour guide
Entrance fees to palaces or museums
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
