Copenhagen and Hamlet Tour

We drive along the coast road, Amager Strandvej and then by the old ramparts of Christianshavn, before passsing through the centre of the city, to Copenhagen Central Station, where you will need to change bus. Then after a small break, we travel through inner Copenhagen out to the beautiful coast road.

Our Saviours Church, which was concecrated in 1696. It was commissioned by King Christian V and took 14 years to build, being constructed on land claimed from the sea. This baroque church is in the shape of a Greek Cross. The tower, with its external staircase, was constructed 50 years later and designed by Lauritz de Thurah. There are 400 steps taking you to the Golden Ball at the top, with the last 150 steps on the outside of the spire. At the very top of the 90m or 295ft tall structure, is a statue of Christ holding a banner. Inside the tower are six large bells. 200,000 people visit this church every year.

Christiania Explore the unique Freetown Christiania, an intentional community in the Christianshavn neighborhood. Established in 1971, this vibrant area is known for its alternative lifestyle, colorful houses, and artistic atmosphere.

Christiansborg Palace Discover Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen, the seat of the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Prime Minister’s Office. The palace, with its rich history dating back over 800 years.

Christiansborg Palace Chapel Adjacent to Christiansborg Palace, the Christiansborg Palace Chapel is a beautiful neoclassical church used for royal ceremonies. Its elegant interior and historical significance make.

Tivoli Gardens Experience the magic of Tivoli Gardens, one of the world’s oldest amusement parks, located in the heart of Copenhagen. Enjoy thrilling rides, beautiful gardens, and a variety of entertainment options.

We're now approaching Copenhagen Central Railway station, or Hovedbanegård, in Danish, where you may need to change bus. There are toilet facilities in the railway station. Please listen to your driver, who will give you further information on arrival at the rail station.

Rosenborg Castle Step back in time at Rosenborg Castle, a Renaissance castle in the King’s Garden. Built by Christian IV in the early 17th century, it houses the Danish crown jewels and royal regalia.

During their free time in Helsingør, customers can choose whether to visit the inside of the castle or only walk around it (free option), or again visit the old town.

During their free time in Helsingør, customers will have the time to visit this Cathedral, a short walking distance from the bus stop

Customers can choose to visit this museum instead of entering Kronborg castle.

We stop outside the Cathedral and customers can choose to go in.

During their free time in Lund, customers will have the chance to visit the Gardens.