Top Denmark Full-day Tours

It's all castles and cathedrals. Head out of Copenhagen for the day on this guided small-group tour, visiting UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kronborg Castle, the sitting for Shakespeare's Hamlet, and then Frederiksborg Castle, the largest Renaissance-era castle in Scandinavia. After a tour of the fortresses head to stunning Roskilde Cathedral, the burial spot for more kings and queens than any other place in the world. Finally, finish the tour at the Viking Ship Museum. This small-group tour is limited to just 16 people or fewer.

Visiting Denmark and want to see more of Scandinavia? Make the most of your time in the region with a full-day excursion to the historic cities of Malmo and Lund in neighboring Sweden. Let someone else handle the hassle of transportation, logistics, and border crossings while you enjoy the ride across the Oresund Bridge, before spending the day exploring central Malmo, the Lund Cathedral, and more.

Møns Klint and Forest Tower both are hidden gems of Denmark. It's a unique nature experience in a new format- in the middle of Denmark's most beautiful scenery. With Nature, architecture, and experience in front. Møns Klint chalk cliffs have been recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Forest Tower Camp Adventure Is One of the World's Greatest Places in 2019. Explore these natural wonders in a safe way without the worry of getting lost with this hassle-free day trip from Copenhagen.

Hygge may not be something you can bottle up and bring home with you, but on this tour, you’ll breathe it in. Hit the cobblestone streets of Copenhagen with a local, taking in—slowly—the city’s old-town charm, timber-framed houses, quiet green spaces, sense of hyggelig, and even a sweet treat or two. Soon, you'll come to know hygge, grasping exactly why (and how) Denmark is the happiest country on Earth.

Get acquainted with Denmark’s wonderful capital from the water on this 1-hour Copenhagen boat tour. Glide along the city’s picturesque canals and harbor waters, and soak up stellar views of top Copenhagen attractions. Pass landmarks such as the Amalienborg Palace, the Little Mermaid statue and stunning Copenhagen Opera House; and drift around the canals of the Christianshavn neighborhood past colorful townhouses, cobbled lanes and houseboats. Plus, as you sit back and admire the sights on your Copenhagen canal tour, hear interesting tales about their history from the informative onboard guide.

Explore Denmark’s Forest Tower—an attraction you’re unlikely to find anywhere else in the world—without the hassle of arranging your own round-trip transportation during this half-day excursion. Ideal for architecture and nature lovers alike, climb to the observation deck and walk along wooden walkways while enjoying the surrounding scenery.

Get a local's perspective on Copenhagen as you cruise through the city's canals and waterways on this guided tour. Limited to a small group of just four people, the tour is tailored to the group's interests, meaning you get a personalized experience and the opportunity to participate in any special events or festivals occurring. Get a deeper insight than most visitors to Copenhagen, and discover many of its top landmarks in one tour.

Master the art of making an iconic sweet treat during a Danish pastry baking class in Copenhagen. Ideal for food lovers, this experience comes with the knowledge of a professional pastry chef, and gives you the chance to meet other like-minded travelers. Plus, a short duration makes this experience ideal for time-pressed travelers.

Dip into the trendy food and restaurant scene of the Danish capital on this half-day Copenhagen food and walking tour. With a guide, learn about the city’s reputation for cutting-edge cuisine, and seek out the locals’ favorite eateries, shops and markets. Expect to enjoy enough samples to add up to a generous meal, tasting everything from open-faced sandwiches (smørrebrød) and cheese to chocolates and more.

Discover why they call it 'Wonderful Copenhagen' on this City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour of Denmark's postcard-pretty capital. Choose from three routes and stay aboard to gaze at the sights, or hop on and off at any stop to explore on foot. Listen to the interesting onboard commentary; admire must-sees such as the Little Mermaid statue and Amalienborg Palace; and hop off to visit attractions such as the Tivoli Gardens and more. Your ticket is valid for 72 hours from first use.

The guide will meet you at Malmö Central Station to board our air-conditioned bus. We are a small group of 6 people who will take us to Lund. Arriving in Lund, we learn about the Vikings, who founded the town more than a thousand years ago, and see several of their monumental Rune Stones. This is followed by looking at part of the University and the goofy student events that the entire place centres on today. We finish off Lund by a visit to the mediaeval Lund cathedral, once the seat of the largest Christian archdiocese in the world, before we head off to Malmö. There you have lunch at your restaurant of choice in Malmö Saluhall, itself a landmark. After lunch we hear the story of Malmö, a place that is the constant underdog. Malmö painstakingly works its way up to be wealthy and important, only to crash as the rug is pulled from beneath its feet, for the process to start all over again. Read more on our website.

Copenhagen is famous for its picturesque cobblestone streets, historic castles, and 17th-century architecture. While driving can be difficult in Denmark’s capital, this private walking tour allows you to bypass traffic, explore Copenhagen’s most popular districts, and see the city’s famous castles, squares, and gardens—all with the full attention of your guide and no unknown guests.

This full-day tour not only provides a journey to two castles, one of which is listed on the UNESCO Heritage list, and a cathedral, also on the UNESCO Heritage list, but it also includes a visit to a dynamic Viking Ship museum. Your English-speaking driver will guide you to Kronborg Castle and Roskilde's Cathedral, providing info-tainment— a delightful mix of facts presented in an easy-going manner, with a twinkle in the eyes of our excellent driver and guide. The narrative strikes a balance, offering just enough facts without overwhelming you with years, kings, and wars, coupled with a touch of humor and fun.

Knowing where to explore beyond the historical center of Copenhagen can be confusing, so use this cultural tour through the city’s hipster neighborhood of Vesterbro. Learn how this former red-light district transformed as your guide takes you on a tour of Vesterbro’s pubs, allowing you to also try Danish beer as you go. Places on this shared tour are capped at 10 participants.

Maximize your time in Copenhagen on this private full-day tour that takes you to all of the most-important landmarks, as well as hidden spots that most visitors miss. As you walk to attractions including the Round Tower and Amalienborg, your guide will fill you in on the history of the Danish capital. You'll also make two stops to sample Danish cuisine.

This day trip allows you to travel by train and visit another country—Sweden. Avoid the hassle of booking transport tickets and planning an itinerary, and let someone else do the hard work instead. From Copenhagen, head to the beautiful city of Malmö and enjoy a private tour of local highlights such as the Old Town, the Church of St. Peter, Malmö Castle, and Malmö City Library with a delicious Swedish lunch along the way too.

This private tour saves time waiting around for public transport and helps you get the most out of your time in Denmark. Tick off two castles in the north of Zealand island in a day—the enchanting Kronborg Castle, and the Renaissance castle of Frederiksborg. The guide enhances the tour with commentary about the history of Denmark and background information about its beautiful castles.

This trip is completely unique, a fantastic nature which is almost untouched, Saksun which once was a natural harbor of another world. and Tjørnuvík where most people who come there do not understand that anyone has settled there, but it is fantastically beautiful with the sea to one side and mountains to all other sides

Maximize your time in Denmark by crossing the bridge and visiting another country—Sweden. This bus trip is an easy way to get to Malmö, without having to do any transport planning or navigating. Learn about the city’s history through guide commentary on the bus, then enjoy free time to hop off the bus and explore Malmö’s sights independently, such as Stortorget square and Malmö Castle.

This full-day tour not only provides a journey to two castles, one of which is listed on the UNESCO Heritage list, and a cathedral, also on the UNESCO Heritage list, but it also includes a visit to a dynamic Viking Ship museum. Your English-speaking driver will guide you to Kronborg Castle and Roskilde's Cathedral, providing info-tainment— a delightful mix of facts presented in an easy-going manner, with a twinkle in the eyes of our excellent driver and guide. The narrative strikes a balance, offering just enough facts without overwhelming you with years, kings, and wars, coupled with a touch of humor and fun.

TIME Magazine voted this Forest Tower as among the 100 best places to visit in the world in 2019. It's a unique nature experience in a new format- in the middle of Denmark's most beautiful scenery. With Nature, architecture, and experience in front, we welcome all age groups to a sensational experience in the forest. During the visit will walk through the trees on the wooden path for 1.2km and will reach the forest tower. We climb to the top of Forest Tower walk will be 900 meters long and connected to a 45-meter tall observation tower. It's a wonderful experience to walk all the treetop walk and spend time on the top of the Forest Tower. Having a picture on top of the Wooden Skyscraper is marvelous.

Viðareiði is in the Northern region and the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands. Visiting Viðareiði on Viðoy island is always rewarding. Klaksvík is the fishing capital of the Faroe Islands and here it will be possible to try the Faroes Fish and chips in the local bakery. We will drive on to Gjógv to see the fantastic gorge and further to Tjørnuvík where we can enjoy the amazing view of Risin and Kellingin

We travel across the impressive Øresund Bridge to Sweden and the lovely county of Skåne, with its rolling hills and charming little villages. Then we make our way along the Counts Road to Ystad, home of Henning Mankell's fictional Detective Kurt Wallander. After some time in Ysatd, we will make our way to the seaside village of Kåsaberga, above which, is the Sunship, which is ring of stones in the shape of a ship, that dates back to the Bronze age. Who put them there? Perhaps that's a case for Kurt Wallander? Finally we make our way back to Copenhagen, through Wallander Country and recross the Øresund Bridge, made famous in the television series. 'The Bridge, entering Denmark again via the man-made island of Pebberholm. .