Denmark ToursGuided tours of Scandinavia, led by expert guides

Copenhagen offers a dynamic mix of culture, history, and modernity. Start your exploration at Nyhavn, the iconic waterfront district, where you can enjoy colourful buildings, waterfront cafes, and boat tours. Nearby, visit the famous Little Mermaid statue and the historic Amalienborg Palace for the changing of the guard. Copenhagen's biking culture is famous, so rent a bicycle to explore the city's many bike lanes and parks. Discover the trendy district of Norrebro for hip cafes, boutiques, and street art.

Lesser-known Aarhus is Denmark's second city, known for its cobbled streets and cultural scene. The city's Latin Quarter houses charming boutiques, cafes, and historical buildings. Aarhus is steeped in history, and the Old Town (Den Gamle By) is an open-air museum recreating Danish life from centuries past. For a seaside escape, head to the Aarhus waterfront and relax by the harbour, or visit the Moesgaard Museum to delve into Denmark's prehistoric past.

The world's largest island is a vast, untouched wilderness, home to ice-filled fjords, and unique cultural heritage. Start your journey in the capital, Nuuk, where you can explore the National Museum to learn about the island's history and indigenous cultures. Ilulissat, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to the stunning Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, offering a chance to witness icebergs calving into the sea. The island's wildlife is also a major attraction, and you can spot humpback whales and seals along the coast.

The northern town of Hirtshals is where our tours depart Denmark, bound for Norway by overnight cruise. This delightful destination is known for its natural beauty and maritime heritage. Start your visit at the Hirtshals Lighthouse, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the North Sea and the town. Hirtshals' sandy beaches and rugged coastal landscapes are perfect for nature enthusiasts. Take a hike along the coast, enjoy windsurfing or kitesurfing, or simply relax by the sea.

Denmark's oldest town stands as a living testament to medieval charm and rich cultural heritage, making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts. Its cobblestone streets, well-preserved half-timbered houses, and the iconic Ribe Cathedral transport visitors to a bygone era. The town's open-air museum, the Ribe Viking Centre, offers an immersive experience into Viking life, complete with reconstructed buildings and interactive exhibits. Ribe's authenticity is further enhanced by its lively market squares, where local artisans and vendors showcase their crafts.

Found on the northeastern coast of Zealand stands as a historical and cultural gem, earning its reputation as one of Denmark's best places to visit. The crown jewel of Helsingor is Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site immortalized as Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet. The imposing fortress, with its Renaissance architecture and scenic waterfront location, offers a captivating journey through Danish history and literature. Beyond the castle walls, Helsingor enchants visitors with its charming streets, waterfront cafes, and the vibrant atmosphere of the Stengade shopping district.