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After arrival, take the Movia bus to the centre to explore the first places, alleys and taste the great food.
Copenhagen City Hall (Rådhuspladsen) is a historic building with a beautiful façade and a tower offering views of the city. Inside there is an astronomical clock and interesting decorations.

Ørstedsparken is a picturesque park with lakes, bridges and abundant vegetation, ideal for a relaxing walk or picnic.

Rundetaarn (Round Tower) is the oldest working observatory in Europe with a unique spiral ramp that leads to an observation deck with a beautiful view of the city.
Strøget is one of the longest pedestrianised areas in Europe, full of shops, cafes and street performers. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and shop for some Danish design or just sample the local specialities in the cafes.




Today you will visit Copenhagen's most famous sites and monuments, where you will immerse yourself in the world of Hans Christian Andersen.
Christiansborg is a historic fortress that today serves as the seat of the Danish Parliament. Visit the royal state rooms, the historic kitchen and the majestic tower with panoramic views of the city. This place combines politics and history in one.

Børsen (Exchange House) is a historic building known for its dragon-tailed tower, one of the best examples of Renaissance architecture in the city.

Kongens Nytorv is Copenhagen's largest square, surrounded by historic buildings and luxury shops. The iconic statue of King Kristian V is located here, and the surrounding area is a great place to shop for souvenirs or enjoy a coffee. The atmosphere of the square will draw you into the life of the city.

Nyhavn is a colourful harbour and one of the most photographed places in Copenhagen. Historic houses with colourful facades and restaurants along the canal create a pleasant atmosphere for a stroll or a sit-down. The area was once a centre for sailors and is now a popular tourist attraction. Don't miss the evening illuminations, which magically reflect the lights on the surface of the water.

Amalienborg is the royal palace and residence of the Danish royal family. Four symmetrical buildings surround a courtyard where you can see the changing of the guards. The place is a symbol of the Danish monarchy and offers a museum with a fascinating insight into royal history. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of the Queen on the balcony.

Frederik's Church is a magnificent marble cathedral that will amaze you with its impressive dome, one of the largest in Europe. The interior is elegant and serene, perfect for a moment of contemplation. Take a tour and admire the masterful Baroque details.

Gefion Fountain is a monumental fountain depicting the Norse legend of the goddess Gefion. The fountains and bull statues create a breathtaking place for photographs and relaxation.

Kastellet is a historic star-shaped fortress surrounded by a moat and beautiful parks. Stroll past the red buildings and enjoy the tranquil setting close to the city centre.

The Little Mermaid is a famous sculpture inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale. Although it is smaller than you might imagine, its charm and symbolism will enchant you. Located on the sea shore, it is a must-see stop for every visitor.

Rosenborg is a Renaissance castle surrounded by beautiful gardens that will transport you back in time. It holds the Danish crown jewels and other royal treasures. Stroll through the gardens, which are perfect for relaxing. The interior offers a fascinating insight into royal history.

Carlsberg Byen is an old brewery transformed into a modern neighbourhood full of cafes, art galleries and historic beer barrels. Tickets




Today you'll look beyond Copenhagen's city centre to explore the surrounding area, including the Christiania district, the industrial area, various parks and you can head to the Experimentarium Science Centre or Tivoli Park.
This baroque church in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen is famous for its unique spiral tower. It offers visitors the opportunity to climb the 400 steps to its top and enjoy a unique panoramic view of the city.

Christiania is an independent community and alternative neighbourhood in Copenhagen that was founded in the 1970s in an abandoned barracks. The place is known for its rich art scene, colourful graffiti and free lifestyle. 🎨🌈

Papirøen (Paper Island) is a popular place for street food and modern Danish dining experiences. A perfect stop for food lovers.

The Opera House in Copenhagen is a modern architectural gem on the harbourfront. The building is one of the most modern opera houses in the world. See the exterior or watch a performance.

CopenHill is a unique ecological project - a waste incinerator with a ski slope on the roof. Enjoy the view of the city, sports activities or just relax at the rooftop café.

Refshaleøen is a former industrial area transformed into a cultural space with galleries, restaurants and a city beach.

Experimentarium is an interactive science centre with exhibitions focused on physics, biology and other areas of science, ideal for families. Tickets
Superkilen Park is a creative and colourful public space full of sculptures, playgrounds and cycle paths. The park symbolizes Copenhagen's cultural diversity and is a great place to relax or take a stroll.

Assistens Kirkegård is a peaceful cemetery where Hans Christian Andersen is buried, ideal for a quiet walk and reflection.

Tivoli Gardens is one of the oldest theme parks in the world and is a magical place for all generations. In addition to the attractions, you'll enjoy beautiful gardens, an evening light show and great food. The atmosphere of Tivoli will enchant you. Tickets




If you have an evening departure, you can still visit, for example, the Amager beach area or the Blue Planet Aquarium.
Amager Strandpark is a popular beach area with sea views, water sports and beautiful walks.

Den Blå Planet (Blue Planet) is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe with fascinating displays of marine life from around the world. Tickets

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a city where history meets modern elegance. It is a place full of iconic monuments, royal palaces, picturesque canals and innovative architecture. Copenhagen is known for its bike-friendliness, sustainable attitude and vibrant culture, making it one of the happiest cities in the world. This itinerary will guide you through the highlights so you can discover the charms of this wonderful city.
After arrival, take the Movia bus to the centre to explore the first places, alleys and taste the great food.
Copenhagen City Hall (Rådhuspladsen) is a historic building with a beautiful façade and a tower offering views of the city. Inside there is an astronomical clock and interesting decorations.

Ørstedsparken is a picturesque park with lakes, bridges and abundant vegetation, ideal for a relaxing walk or picnic.

Rundetaarn (Round Tower) is the oldest working observatory in Europe with a unique spiral ramp that leads to an observation deck with a beautiful view of the city.
Strøget is one of the longest pedestrianised areas in Europe, full of shops, cafes and street performers. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and shop for some Danish design or just sample the local specialities in the cafes.




Today you will visit Copenhagen's most famous sites and monuments, where you will immerse yourself in the world of Hans Christian Andersen.
Christiansborg is a historic fortress that today serves as the seat of the Danish Parliament. Visit the royal state rooms, the historic kitchen and the majestic tower with panoramic views of the city. This place combines politics and history in one.

Børsen (Exchange House) is a historic building known for its dragon-tailed tower, one of the best examples of Renaissance architecture in the city.

Kongens Nytorv is Copenhagen's largest square, surrounded by historic buildings and luxury shops. The iconic statue of King Kristian V is located here, and the surrounding area is a great place to shop for souvenirs or enjoy a coffee. The atmosphere of the square will draw you into the life of the city.

Nyhavn is a colourful harbour and one of the most photographed places in Copenhagen. Historic houses with colourful facades and restaurants along the canal create a pleasant atmosphere for a stroll or a sit-down. The area was once a centre for sailors and is now a popular tourist attraction. Don't miss the evening illuminations, which magically reflect the lights on the surface of the water.

Amalienborg is the royal palace and residence of the Danish royal family. Four symmetrical buildings surround a courtyard where you can see the changing of the guards. The place is a symbol of the Danish monarchy and offers a museum with a fascinating insight into royal history. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of the Queen on the balcony.

Frederik's Church is a magnificent marble cathedral that will amaze you with its impressive dome, one of the largest in Europe. The interior is elegant and serene, perfect for a moment of contemplation. Take a tour and admire the masterful Baroque details.

Gefion Fountain is a monumental fountain depicting the Norse legend of the goddess Gefion. The fountains and bull statues create a breathtaking place for photographs and relaxation.

Kastellet is a historic star-shaped fortress surrounded by a moat and beautiful parks. Stroll past the red buildings and enjoy the tranquil setting close to the city centre.

The Little Mermaid is a famous sculpture inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale. Although it is smaller than you might imagine, its charm and symbolism will enchant you. Located on the sea shore, it is a must-see stop for every visitor.

Rosenborg is a Renaissance castle surrounded by beautiful gardens that will transport you back in time. It holds the Danish crown jewels and other royal treasures. Stroll through the gardens, which are perfect for relaxing. The interior offers a fascinating insight into royal history.

Carlsberg Byen is an old brewery transformed into a modern neighbourhood full of cafes, art galleries and historic beer barrels. Tickets




Today you'll look beyond Copenhagen's city centre to explore the surrounding area, including the Christiania district, the industrial area, various parks and you can head to the Experimentarium Science Centre or Tivoli Park.
This baroque church in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen is famous for its unique spiral tower. It offers visitors the opportunity to climb the 400 steps to its top and enjoy a unique panoramic view of the city.

Christiania is an independent community and alternative neighbourhood in Copenhagen that was founded in the 1970s in an abandoned barracks. The place is known for its rich art scene, colourful graffiti and free lifestyle. 🎨🌈

Papirøen (Paper Island) is a popular place for street food and modern Danish dining experiences. A perfect stop for food lovers.

The Opera House in Copenhagen is a modern architectural gem on the harbourfront. The building is one of the most modern opera houses in the world. See the exterior or watch a performance.

CopenHill is a unique ecological project - a waste incinerator with a ski slope on the roof. Enjoy the view of the city, sports activities or just relax at the rooftop café.

Refshaleøen is a former industrial area transformed into a cultural space with galleries, restaurants and a city beach.

Experimentarium is an interactive science centre with exhibitions focused on physics, biology and other areas of science, ideal for families. Tickets
Superkilen Park is a creative and colourful public space full of sculptures, playgrounds and cycle paths. The park symbolizes Copenhagen's cultural diversity and is a great place to relax or take a stroll.

Assistens Kirkegård is a peaceful cemetery where Hans Christian Andersen is buried, ideal for a quiet walk and reflection.

Tivoli Gardens is one of the oldest theme parks in the world and is a magical place for all generations. In addition to the attractions, you'll enjoy beautiful gardens, an evening light show and great food. The atmosphere of Tivoli will enchant you. Tickets




If you have an evening departure, you can still visit, for example, the Amager beach area or the Blue Planet Aquarium.
Amager Strandpark is a popular beach area with sea views, water sports and beautiful walks.

Den Blå Planet (Blue Planet) is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe with fascinating displays of marine life from around the world. Tickets


























Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a city where history meets modern elegance. It is a place full of iconic monuments, royal palaces, picturesque canals and innovative architecture. Copenhagen is known for its bike-friendliness, sustainable attitude and vibrant culture, making it one of the happiest cities in the world. This itinerary will guide you through the highlights so you can discover the charms of this wonderful city.
After arrival, take the Movia bus to the centre to explore the first places, alleys and taste the great food.
Copenhagen City Hall (Rådhuspladsen) is a historic building with a beautiful façade and a tower offering views of the city. Inside there is an astronomical clock and interesting decorations.

Ørstedsparken is a picturesque park with lakes, bridges and abundant vegetation, ideal for a relaxing walk or picnic.

Rundetaarn (Round Tower) is the oldest working observatory in Europe with a unique spiral ramp that leads to an observation deck with a beautiful view of the city.
Strøget is one of the longest pedestrianised areas in Europe, full of shops, cafes and street performers. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and shop for some Danish design or just sample the local specialities in the cafes.




Today you will visit Copenhagen's most famous sites and monuments, where you will immerse yourself in the world of Hans Christian Andersen.
Christiansborg is a historic fortress that today serves as the seat of the Danish Parliament. Visit the royal state rooms, the historic kitchen and the majestic tower with panoramic views of the city. This place combines politics and history in one.

Børsen (Exchange House) is a historic building known for its dragon-tailed tower, one of the best examples of Renaissance architecture in the city.

Kongens Nytorv is Copenhagen's largest square, surrounded by historic buildings and luxury shops. The iconic statue of King Kristian V is located here, and the surrounding area is a great place to shop for souvenirs or enjoy a coffee. The atmosphere of the square will draw you into the life of the city.

Nyhavn is a colourful harbour and one of the most photographed places in Copenhagen. Historic houses with colourful facades and restaurants along the canal create a pleasant atmosphere for a stroll or a sit-down. The area was once a centre for sailors and is now a popular tourist attraction. Don't miss the evening illuminations, which magically reflect the lights on the surface of the water.

Amalienborg is the royal palace and residence of the Danish royal family. Four symmetrical buildings surround a courtyard where you can see the changing of the guards. The place is a symbol of the Danish monarchy and offers a museum with a fascinating insight into royal history. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of the Queen on the balcony.

Frederik's Church is a magnificent marble cathedral that will amaze you with its impressive dome, one of the largest in Europe. The interior is elegant and serene, perfect for a moment of contemplation. Take a tour and admire the masterful Baroque details.

Gefion Fountain is a monumental fountain depicting the Norse legend of the goddess Gefion. The fountains and bull statues create a breathtaking place for photographs and relaxation.

Kastellet is a historic star-shaped fortress surrounded by a moat and beautiful parks. Stroll past the red buildings and enjoy the tranquil setting close to the city centre.

The Little Mermaid is a famous sculpture inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale. Although it is smaller than you might imagine, its charm and symbolism will enchant you. Located on the sea shore, it is a must-see stop for every visitor.

Rosenborg is a Renaissance castle surrounded by beautiful gardens that will transport you back in time. It holds the Danish crown jewels and other royal treasures. Stroll through the gardens, which are perfect for relaxing. The interior offers a fascinating insight into royal history.

Carlsberg Byen is an old brewery transformed into a modern neighbourhood full of cafes, art galleries and historic beer barrels. Tickets




Today you'll look beyond Copenhagen's city centre to explore the surrounding area, including the Christiania district, the industrial area, various parks and you can head to the Experimentarium Science Centre or Tivoli Park.
This baroque church in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen is famous for its unique spiral tower. It offers visitors the opportunity to climb the 400 steps to its top and enjoy a unique panoramic view of the city.

Christiania is an independent community and alternative neighbourhood in Copenhagen that was founded in the 1970s in an abandoned barracks. The place is known for its rich art scene, colourful graffiti and free lifestyle. 🎨🌈

Papirøen (Paper Island) is a popular place for street food and modern Danish dining experiences. A perfect stop for food lovers.

The Opera House in Copenhagen is a modern architectural gem on the harbourfront. The building is one of the most modern opera houses in the world. See the exterior or watch a performance.

CopenHill is a unique ecological project - a waste incinerator with a ski slope on the roof. Enjoy the view of the city, sports activities or just relax at the rooftop café.

Refshaleøen is a former industrial area transformed into a cultural space with galleries, restaurants and a city beach.

Experimentarium is an interactive science centre with exhibitions focused on physics, biology and other areas of science, ideal for families. Tickets
Superkilen Park is a creative and colourful public space full of sculptures, playgrounds and cycle paths. The park symbolizes Copenhagen's cultural diversity and is a great place to relax or take a stroll.

Assistens Kirkegård is a peaceful cemetery where Hans Christian Andersen is buried, ideal for a quiet walk and reflection.

Tivoli Gardens is one of the oldest theme parks in the world and is a magical place for all generations. In addition to the attractions, you'll enjoy beautiful gardens, an evening light show and great food. The atmosphere of Tivoli will enchant you. Tickets




If you have an evening departure, you can still visit, for example, the Amager beach area or the Blue Planet Aquarium.
Amager Strandpark is a popular beach area with sea views, water sports and beautiful walks.

Den Blå Planet (Blue Planet) is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe with fascinating displays of marine life from around the world. Tickets

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a city where history meets modern elegance. It is a place full of iconic monuments, royal palaces, picturesque canals and innovative architecture. Copenhagen is known for its bike-friendliness, sustainable attitude and vibrant culture, making it one of the happiest cities in the world. This itinerary will guide you through the highlights so you can discover the charms of this wonderful city.
After arrival, take the Movia bus to the centre to explore the first places, alleys and taste the great food.
Copenhagen City Hall (Rådhuspladsen) is a historic building with a beautiful façade and a tower offering views of the city. Inside there is an astronomical clock and interesting decorations.

Ørstedsparken is a picturesque park with lakes, bridges and abundant vegetation, ideal for a relaxing walk or picnic.

Rundetaarn (Round Tower) is the oldest working observatory in Europe with a unique spiral ramp that leads to an observation deck with a beautiful view of the city.
Strøget is one of the longest pedestrianised areas in Europe, full of shops, cafes and street performers. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and shop for some Danish design or just sample the local specialities in the cafes.




Today you will visit Copenhagen's most famous sites and monuments, where you will immerse yourself in the world of Hans Christian Andersen.
Christiansborg is a historic fortress that today serves as the seat of the Danish Parliament. Visit the royal state rooms, the historic kitchen and the majestic tower with panoramic views of the city. This place combines politics and history in one.

Børsen (Exchange House) is a historic building known for its dragon-tailed tower, one of the best examples of Renaissance architecture in the city.

Kongens Nytorv is Copenhagen's largest square, surrounded by historic buildings and luxury shops. The iconic statue of King Kristian V is located here, and the surrounding area is a great place to shop for souvenirs or enjoy a coffee. The atmosphere of the square will draw you into the life of the city.

Nyhavn is a colourful harbour and one of the most photographed places in Copenhagen. Historic houses with colourful facades and restaurants along the canal create a pleasant atmosphere for a stroll or a sit-down. The area was once a centre for sailors and is now a popular tourist attraction. Don't miss the evening illuminations, which magically reflect the lights on the surface of the water.

Amalienborg is the royal palace and residence of the Danish royal family. Four symmetrical buildings surround a courtyard where you can see the changing of the guards. The place is a symbol of the Danish monarchy and offers a museum with a fascinating insight into royal history. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of the Queen on the balcony.

Frederik's Church is a magnificent marble cathedral that will amaze you with its impressive dome, one of the largest in Europe. The interior is elegant and serene, perfect for a moment of contemplation. Take a tour and admire the masterful Baroque details.

Gefion Fountain is a monumental fountain depicting the Norse legend of the goddess Gefion. The fountains and bull statues create a breathtaking place for photographs and relaxation.

Kastellet is a historic star-shaped fortress surrounded by a moat and beautiful parks. Stroll past the red buildings and enjoy the tranquil setting close to the city centre.

The Little Mermaid is a famous sculpture inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale. Although it is smaller than you might imagine, its charm and symbolism will enchant you. Located on the sea shore, it is a must-see stop for every visitor.

Rosenborg is a Renaissance castle surrounded by beautiful gardens that will transport you back in time. It holds the Danish crown jewels and other royal treasures. Stroll through the gardens, which are perfect for relaxing. The interior offers a fascinating insight into royal history.

Carlsberg Byen is an old brewery transformed into a modern neighbourhood full of cafes, art galleries and historic beer barrels. Tickets




Today you'll look beyond Copenhagen's city centre to explore the surrounding area, including the Christiania district, the industrial area, various parks and you can head to the Experimentarium Science Centre or Tivoli Park.
This baroque church in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen is famous for its unique spiral tower. It offers visitors the opportunity to climb the 400 steps to its top and enjoy a unique panoramic view of the city.

Christiania is an independent community and alternative neighbourhood in Copenhagen that was founded in the 1970s in an abandoned barracks. The place is known for its rich art scene, colourful graffiti and free lifestyle. 🎨🌈

Papirøen (Paper Island) is a popular place for street food and modern Danish dining experiences. A perfect stop for food lovers.

The Opera House in Copenhagen is a modern architectural gem on the harbourfront. The building is one of the most modern opera houses in the world. See the exterior or watch a performance.

CopenHill is a unique ecological project - a waste incinerator with a ski slope on the roof. Enjoy the view of the city, sports activities or just relax at the rooftop café.

Refshaleøen is a former industrial area transformed into a cultural space with galleries, restaurants and a city beach.

Experimentarium is an interactive science centre with exhibitions focused on physics, biology and other areas of science, ideal for families. Tickets
Superkilen Park is a creative and colourful public space full of sculptures, playgrounds and cycle paths. The park symbolizes Copenhagen's cultural diversity and is a great place to relax or take a stroll.

Assistens Kirkegård is a peaceful cemetery where Hans Christian Andersen is buried, ideal for a quiet walk and reflection.

Tivoli Gardens is one of the oldest theme parks in the world and is a magical place for all generations. In addition to the attractions, you'll enjoy beautiful gardens, an evening light show and great food. The atmosphere of Tivoli will enchant you. Tickets




If you have an evening departure, you can still visit, for example, the Amager beach area or the Blue Planet Aquarium.
Amager Strandpark is a popular beach area with sea views, water sports and beautiful walks.

Den Blå Planet (Blue Planet) is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe with fascinating displays of marine life from around the world. Tickets
