Begin your journey at Nyboder, a 17th-century district of striking yellow houses built for Danish naval personnel. Learn about King Christian IV’s vision for naval housing and the community that once thrived here.

Continue to Frederik’s Church, also known as the Marble Church, with its impressive dome inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Step inside to admire the grand architecture and hear about the church’s nearly 150-year construction journey.

Walk to Amalienborg, the residence of Denmark’s royal family. Marvel at its central square where we have the chance to see the Changing of the Guard. Learn about the history of Denmark’s monarchy and notable royal figures.

Head to Nyhavn, Copenhagen’s iconic harbor lined with colorful 17th-century buildings and wooden ships. This charming area offers a perfect spot to soak in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Hear tales about sailors, merchants, and Hans Christian Andersen, who once lived here.

Stroll to Kongens Nytorv, the largest square in Copenhagen, surrounded by grand buildings like the Royal Danish Theatre and the iconic Hotel d’Angleterre. Discover the history of this bustling hub, which has been a central meeting point for centuries.

Stroll along Strøget, Europe’s longest pedestrian street. This bustling pedestrian street is lined with shops, cafés, and street performers.

Take a walk through Pistolstræde, a narrow, cobblestoned alley filled with charm and history. Known for its colorful and quaint courtyards, this hidden gem offers a quieter escape from the bustling streets.

Walk through the lush King's Garden (Kongens Have) to see Rosenborg Castle, a stunning Renaissance castle.

Continue to the Round Tower, Europe’s oldest functioning observatory. Learn about its original use as an observatory and library for scholars in the 17th century.

Finish your tour at Gråbrødretorv, a picturesque square in the heart of the city. The square is surrounded by colorful houses and is a favorite among locals for its relaxed vibe.