Pour découvrir le hygge, un voyage dans le temps s'impose. Notre circuit Hygge & Bonheur débute près des maisons jaunes caractéristiques de Nyboder, un quartier réputé. Vous y retrouverez votre guide natif et votre groupe pour la journée. Votre guide, originaire de Copenhague, sera ravi de partager avec vous ses connaissances de la culture danoise et de vous dévoiler des secrets historiques locaux inédits dans les guides touristiques ! Nos circuits étant réservés aux petits groupes, votre guide aura tout le temps nécessaire pour répondre à vos questions.

Votre visite vous emmène à travers les quartiers les plus anciens de la ville, où vous découvrirez des trésors cachés : rues pavées, maisons à colombages et havres de paix verdoyants au cœur de l'étalement urbain. Krusemyntegade est l'une de ces rues pavées qui respirent le hygge avec ce charme d'antan. C'est un excellent exemple du caractère hygge de notre ville si l'on prend le temps de s'y promener.

Kastellet is one of those places in Copenhagen where time seems to slow down. As we walk across the old moat and onto the fortress grounds, notice how the sounds of the city fade into the background with tales about vikings. Suddenly, it's just the crunch of gravel underfoot, the rustling of leaves, and the steady rhythm of our own pace. This is where hygge settles in without effort.

Kastelsmøllen, the old windmill inside Kastellet, is one of those spots where hygge sneaks up on you quietly. It stands on the edge of the ramparts, surrounded by soft grass and views over the city rooftops. Though it’s no longer in use, the mill feels alive in its own way, part of the rhythm of this historic place.

Avec les Vikings dans la tête, il va falloir s'imprégner de la magie des contes de fées de Copenhague. Imprégnez-vous de tout cela en saluant l'emblématique Petite Sirène et découvrez pourquoi tout n'est pas ce qu'il paraît avec elle.

En chemin vers l'oasis verdoyante qui entoure la Citadelle, nous rencontrerons Gefion. Vous y découvrirez les histoires sur le lieu d'origine de Copenhague, ou du moins sur la terre où elle se trouve (indice : nous, les Danois, considérons cet endroit comme très sombre !), ainsi que toutes les histoires sur les mythes nordiques qui existaient à l'époque viking.

While admiring the Gefion Fountain, hear a story about St Albans Church, that is nestled quietly in Churchillparken surrounded by gently swaying trees and peaceful paths.

As we leave St. Alban's Church we step straight into Churchillparken, a green and often overlooked patch of calm in the middle of the city. It’s the kind of place that invites you to slow down and just breathe. The tall trees offer shade on warm days, and in autumn, their golden leaves make everything feel soft and hushed. There’s a sense of stillness here that feels deeply hyggelig.

Standing on the grounds of Amalienborg, your eyes are naturally drawn to the majestic Marble Church just across the way. Its soaring copper-green dome commands attention, a stunning contrast to the soft sky above.

This will bring us to the spectacular Amalienborg, which today serves as the Royal Palace. We will be arriving just in time for the changing of the guards. While you are here, your guide will tell you all about the Danish royal family and we’ll also tell you secret insider stories about the Royal Guards - that only those who have been in the guard know about.

Watching the Changing of the Guard at Amalienborg isn’t just about royal tradition—it’s a moment of shared stillness in the heart of the city. As the guards pass by in their dark uniforms and bearskin hats, there’s a quiet pride in the air, a sense of belonging.

Tucked just behind Amalienborg, Amaliehaven feels like a secret garden in the middle of the city. With its symmetrical layout, bubbling fountains, and views across the water to the opera house, it’s the perfect spot to get away from the crowds of the guard change and refreshen the energy for the adventure that awaits.

Walking down Toldboden, you are greeted by spectacular views of the Copenhagen Opera House and the peaceful green of Operaparken. As you take in the shimmering water and striking architecture, your guide will lead you to a thoughtfully chosen nearby spot where a delicious lunch, full of local flavors, awaits.

Nyhavn’s colorful waterfront and lively atmosphere set the perfect stage for a hyggelig pause. As you take in the iconic canal views and charming old houses, your guide will lead you to a carefully chosen nearby spot where a mouth-watering lunch awaits.

Kongens Nytorv’s grand square and central location offer a brief, hyggelig moment as you walk past. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings and lively cafés, you catch a glimpse of everyday city life blending effortlessly with rich history.

Instead of diving into the busy crowds at the main pedestrian shopping Street, Strøget, we’ll gently brush past, choosing quieter side streets where the true hyggelig spirit of the city lives.

Here your guide will let you stretch your neck all the way back to admire the spire throning on top of what seem to be a church, but not all is what it seems in Copenhagen today. Here your guide will share Copenhageners views of religion from outside the church and tell you how this plays into our culture as well even today!

Le palais sert aujourd'hui de parlement danois. Nous allons donc vous dévoiler tous les secrets de la politique danoise, de son système de protection sociale ahurissant et de l'étrange loi culturelle danoise de Jante. Un système à deux vitesses qui inspire aux Danois une très grande confiance, ce qui nous a permis d'être régulièrement considérés comme l'un des peuples les plus heureux du monde depuis des années. Découvrez pourquoi, tandis que votre guide vous expliquera comment ces concepts influencent le bonheur danois et vous donnera peut-être quelques astuces pour vous-même.

Bibliotekshaven is a hidden oasis in central Copenhagen, offering a peaceful retreat just steps from the city’s busiest streets. As you wander through its quiet paths and manicured lawns, you’ll discover the thoughtful presence of Søren Kierkegaard’s statue - a subtle tribute to one of Denmark’s greatest thinkers.

We will pass the impressive Rundetårn, where we’ll share stories about the legendary King Christian IV and his lasting impact on Copenhagen’s architecture and character.

Ditch the urban sprawl together and escape into a beautiful green haven, The Kings Garden. Here take in the spectacular beauty and calm in the midst of the busy historical inner city. As you wander, hear the dramatic story of how the once-royal park came to be one of the first public parks in the world (Hint: It include former kings with delusions of grandeur and mental insanity and inappropriate love triangles!).

From Kongens Have, Rosenborg Castle reveals itself in all its fairy-tale beauty. As you pause in the garden, the castle’s elegant towers and red brick façades invite admiration, standing as a timeless symbol of Danish history and royal tradition.