コペンハーゲン建築と持続可能性ツアー（現地ガイド付き）

We (family of 3) took a tour with René. Highly recommend. René was super friendly, super helpful, and super responsive to all of our questions. The tour was entirely in English, which (as with most of our experiences in Copenhagen) we were grateful for (as English speakers). The tour was scheduled for 3 hours and probably took 15 minutes less than that. Most of the emphasis is on architecture; the environmental emphasis is secondary but still substantial. The start and finish of the tour involve navigating thick and sometimes unnerving bike traffic. René gave us all good advice about how to ride and direct our bikes through lights, intersections, and particularly tricky spots. We stopped frequently, so slower or traffic-delayed members of the group always had a chance to catch up. Some advice: • It's okay to be picky/selective about your bike and seat level. They have plenty of bikes. • Get a helmet. It's optional but both useful and reassuring. They have plenty so you should be able to find one that fits. Bonus: when more riders in the group wear helmets, it's easier to spot and stay with the group. • Aim for a tour time that avoids rush hour bike traffic.

Such a fun tour! Loved seeing all the amazing sustainable architecture Copenhagen has to offer. Henrik was such a fun character and made the ride just that much more enjoyable! The tour was easily tailored to everyone’s wants and needs. Would book again!

Jorn gave my daughter and I a spectacular tour of Copenhagen - blending history, design, sustainability and answers to our many questions into an enjoyable three hours. He had a wonderful way of describing things and sharing information about why the city presents in the way it does. It was our first morning in Copenhagen and we are delighted to have this solid understanding of the city to inform the rest of our trip.

Rene was a fantastic guide who showed us the modern architectural highlights of Copenhagen. This tour is perfect for city planning and architecture buffs. And a great way to explore areas we otherwise would have missed.

Our bike need was unique with an 8 year old. So I called Tropical bike directly. I loved how they offered a tandem bike that was suitable for a child instead of putting him in a cargo. Tandem bike was awesome as he could be active and contributing. He was not board and could enjoy the tour while we were learning about the city. I didn’t like the price tag of the tandem though as he was a child and I ended up paying for the full person for him. However our tour guide did such an excellent job that we all are going to remember the positive side. While René was very clear at the beginning that he is not an architect he was very knowledgeable and shared many interesting details about the city planning and many iconic modern landmarks. I particularly liked the route he chose and the side of the city that he shared with us. It included fascinating backgrounds and beautiful architecture. After 3hrs of cycling and seeing many interesting sights, we were eager to hear more about Copenhagen past, present and future, but it was time to be back at the bike shop. I hope they offer longer tours — may be full day.

Great guide for a dynamic interesting and joyful city tour

Great tour. Jörn did great job showing us architecture beauties of the city. Recommendation!

It was great time cycling trough the city. Our guide was great, would recommend 10/10

I've been traveling independently for many years, yet here in CPH I actually did two different group tours by bike. I did two tours in CPH, with different guides and providers. I found each extremely enjoyable and informative, and a good value for the money. Our group was small, only six riders, enabling good interaction and questions as warranted. Given my interest in architecture, I was pleased to have an informed guide who could show the designs of the city that merit attention. In addition, our guide included two bathroom breaks, which while not used by me, might have been very welcome on another day. My only cavil is that I would have liked a printed map at the conclusion of our tour, showing more or less the route we had taken touring the sites. Maybe provide it online so visitors would download it, since sustainability is so much at the forefront of the public mindset. BTW, one in our group fell, and suffered minor cuts. Our guide was at the ready with a bag of bandages, tape, and ointment, (see Scout Motto), and apparently the sponsor is also prepared to have backup rendezvous with our group had he required major assistance. That way the rest of us could proceed on while his injury was attended to if needed. Comforting to know.

This is a great tour if you are interested in seeing interesting buildings and understanding what makes Copenhagen unusual. Our guide, Rene, was a terrific observer and interpreter of the recent history of Copenhagen, and provided an intro to some of the resiliency strategies and and regulatory reforms that distinguish the city.