On this guided walking tour you will see Kongens Have, which is a public park created on land that a king donated to the people. You will pass by the characteristic yellow houses of Nyboder, plus stroll along some of the city's oldest streets on your way to Stroget, the longest pedestrian street in the world. You will have a cup of coffee and a Danish breakfast pastry at a local cafe before continuing on our walk. We will stop at an orgainic chocolate store that makes their own sweets. Next, the tour will pass by the castles that house government offices and parliament. You will hear about how Denmark is governed and how the country has created a system that has led to a high degree of trust and confidence. The tour will take you to see the library garden visited by residents of Copenhagen when they need quiet time in the city. The tour will end at a street cafe where you can get one-on-one recommendations from your guide for further exploring the city on your own.
This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure. Your voucher is confirmation of your tour; simply take it to the meeting point of your tour and present it to your guide.
Duration:
Approximately 3 hours
Meeting point:
In front of the Christian IV statue in Nyboder. At the intersection between Øster Voldgade and Kronprinsessegade. Address: Krokodillegade 21, 1326 København.
Ending point:
City Center, Laederstraede
Departures:
9:00 am daily except Sunday (Oct-April)
Not Included:
Transportation to/from hotel, additional food and drinks, gratuities
Additional Information:
Maximum group size is 12 people.
Children under the age of 6 years are not permitted on this tour.
Comfortable shoes are recommended as well as an umbrella or rain coat in case of rain.
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