Whether you’re an avid nature adventurer, a traveler in need of a relaxing getaway, or an art enthusiast, Copenhagen has everything you could be looking for. Since the 20th century, Copenhagen has boasted some of the most attractive museums and cultural institutions in the North of Europe. Our favorites are the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, the National Gallery of Denmark and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Families can learn about Vikings in the National Museum of Denmark too. After this, go exploring between the many food stalls of Torvehallerne market. A highlight are the world-renowned Danish pastries, a staple in the country since the Renaissance era! Additionally, some of the best nightlife in Denmark can also be found in this capital city. Even during the weekdays, Copenhagen is bustling with life during the night, so come and have fun in the famous Christiania Beer Garden or Jazzhus Montmartre.

This fascinating city has a history that dates back to the Vikings; mixed with its medieval flair, it will mesmerize anyone who visits. So, join the best Free Walking Tours in Copenhagen to explore all the tourists must-go destinations. First, book an Essential Copenhagen City Tour to discover the beautiful city center with a guide. We also recommend a Free Tour of Renaissance Copenhagen to explore the most stunning palaces. Additionally, there are interesting Christianshavn Quarter Free Tours, where you will visit an alternative neighborhood on the outskirts of the city, with a very different and liberal lifestyle. If you have more free time, consider taking one-day or two-day excursions to Hamlet's Castle, Roskilde Viking Ship Museum or the city of Malmo. Book Copenhagen Free Walking Tours in the company experienced guides who will take you to every landmark in this wonderful city!

There are many amazing must-see places you will get to know in-depth in the Free Tours in Copenhagen. First comes the fairy-tale Rosenborg Castle, a Dutch Renaissance-style palace built in the early 1600, and the picture-postcard Nyhavn Harbor, a famous place where narrow colorful traditional houses flank charming boutiques and cafés. You will also stroll along Frederiksstaden, a stunning 18th-century district full of rococo wonders and home to the royal family’s Amalienborg Palace. Other tourist hot spots not to be missed on your visit to Copenhagen are the Rundetaarn (the round tower), the Town Hall Square, Hojbro Plads, the Church of Saint Nicholas, Christiansborg Palace, Tivoli Gardens, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek or the world-famous statue of the Little Mermaid. Finally, for art lovers looking for an out-of-the-beaten-path destination, we recommend Jaegersborggade, undoubtedly the trendiest street in Denmark.