• Radhuspladsen - Experience the vibrant atmosphere of City Hall Square, where impressive statues and bustling streets invite you to the core of Copenhagen.
• Gammeltorv - Enter the city’s oldest square, where medieval markets and Renaissance fountains once captivated visitors.
• Magstræde - Wander along one of Copenhagen’s most ancient streets, adorned with charming, crooked houses and enduring cobblestones.
• Slotsholmskanalen - Pause at this serene canal to admire the reflections of power, with Parliament and palaces in view.
• Marmorbroen - Be amazed by the Marble Bridge, a regal gateway to a realm of intrigue and elegance.
• The Christiansborg’s Tower - Look up at the tallest tower in the city—originally built for royalty, now overseeing the city and its mysteries.
• Christiansborg Slot - Stand on this historic square, where statues, revolutions, and royal processions have all made their mark.
• Copenhagen King’s Square - Discover this magnificent plaza inspired by Paris, once the domain of soldiers, artists, and a discerning king.
• Nyhavn - Conclude your walk at the vibrant harbor where sailors once sang and Hans Christian Andersen found his muse.

• Self-guided tour on your smartphone, no app needed
• Available in multiple languages: English, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Español, Português, 中文
• Audioguide includes quizzes about each point of interest

• A physical guide (the tour is accessible on your smartphone)
• Tickets or entrance fees for any attractions along the tour
• Access offline. Internet needed on your phone

Beginning at the vibrant Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square), this walking tour guides participants through the historic core of the city — from medieval marketplaces and secret alleys to majestic palaces and famous waterfronts.

Participants will discover Gammeltorv and Nytorv, wander through the enchanting Magstræde, cross the peaceful Slotsholmskanalen, and stand in the very square where Denmark’s democracy was established. At each location, riddles and stories unveil the city’s history: kings and commoners, scandals and revolutions, visionaries and romantics.

The tour concludes at the picturesque canal of Nyhavn, where sailors once gathered and Hans Christian Andersen found inspiration. Here, a large anchor serves as a solemn reminder of something profound — but participants will need to guess what it is before the answer is revealed.

This is not an ordinary city walk. It’s an engaging, immersive way to discover the layers of Copenhagen — one story at a time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.