Kopenhagen, Danska

• Little Mermaid statue
• Amalienborg Palace
• Statue of King Frederick V
• Cruise along the canals of Copenhagen
• Tivoli Gardens

• Our tour will take us to see the famous statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid. Since 1913, she has sat on the harbour rocks welcoming travellers from all over the world and inspiring them with her tale of love and sacrifice.
• We will then admire Amalienborg Palace, which comprises four identical buildings and has been the Danish royal family's base since 1794. It is guarded by soldiers in traditional bearskin hats and the centre of the square is home to the statue of King Frederick V on horseback, depicted as a Roman emperor, considered one of the most important equestrian statues in the world.
• We will hop on a boat and enjoy a cruise along the picturesque canals of Copenhagen, where floating houses share the water with sail boats and yachts.
• We then will enjoy the beautiful and one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, Tivoli Gardens, where we will have a tasty typical Danish lunch. After lunch you can explore the wonderful park on your own.

• Spaceis limited, so please reserve early.
• This excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Copenhagen.
  

What better way to discover Copenhagen than via its canals? On this excursion, we take advantage of the myriad of navigable waterways that hold the Danish capital in their spellbinding embrace, and offer the best views the city.

• The canals and traditional, local boats
• RosenborgCastle, Tivoli Gardens, Christianborg Castle (panoramic)
• Historic buildings, decommissioned warships, houses overlooking the water
• Amalienborg Palace (panoramic)

• This excursion offers us a unique view of Denmark's fascinating capital, Copenhagen, a city rich in history and tradition, shrouded in a fairytale atmosphere.
• We will enjoy a sightseeing tour through the inner city that features the following major highlights: Rosenborg castle, Tivoli Gardens, Christianborg Castle.
• Then, we will have some free time at the city center.
• We board a canal boat and set off in search of the most evocative, picturesque sites that the ancient port has to offer.
• From the canals, we enjoy unique views of historic and contemporary buildings, decommissioned warships, houses and gardens overlooking the water, not to mention the restaurants and bars on floating decked pontoons on the waterfront.
• Lastly we will drive to the Amalienborg Palace , before returning to the ship.

• Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking early.
• This excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Copenhagen. 

Wedrive by the most symbolic places and monuments in Copenhagen, a charmingpicturesque city steeped in history and elegance. We reach Medieval Roskilde,the city of the northern warriors, and go on a journey back in time among itshistorical gems ranging from a charming Viking museum to a majestic Gothiccathedral.  

• Sightseeing tour of Copenhagen 
• Little Mermaid Statue 
• Roskilde 
• Viking Ship Museum 
• Roskilde cathedral

• We get on a coach and set off on a thrilling sightseeing tour of the gems of city of Copenhagen. 
• We drive by the Town Hall and the lovely TivoliGardens, a famous amusement park surrounded by nature. We reach the ancientStock Exchange and observe its characteristic spire formed by intertwined dragon tails. We admire the unique coloured houses along the old port ofNyhavn and take marvellous photographs in front of the majestic AmalienborgPalace, the official residence of the DanishRoyal Family. 
• We move on to the port of Copenhagen to admire the symbol of the city, a lovely bronze statue nestled on a rock: the Little Mermaid Statue, the protagonist of one ofHans Christian Andersen’s most famous fairy tales. Here, we have some free timeavailable to take some beautiful photos and immerse ourselves in the atmosphereof the Danish capital. 
• Our tour continues with the historic city of Roskilde to admire two of its great sights. 
• The first stop is the Viking Ship Museum, where we go on a journey into the history of northern warriors among their extraordinary ships. We marvel at five fascinating types of ship, from trading ships to war ships, sunk off Skuldelev in 1070 and brought back to light in 1962. In the museum, we have the opportunity of admiring other marvellous ships, which are perfect reconstructions of Viking ships.  We continue with the majestic RoskildeCathedral, the main burial site for Danish monarchs. It was the firstGothic church to be made of bricks, a style that was promoted all over northernEurope. We remain speechless in front of this magnificent cathedral, a truearchitectural marvel declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• We recommend that you bookearly as only a limited number of places are available.
• This excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Copenhagen.
  

Exploring Copenhagen on foot is the best way to discover the city's connection with the water. A paradox? Not at all. From the statue of the Little Mermaid, heroine of children, to the Gefion fountain, which evokes ancient myths, the royal residences with their gardens, and the Nyhavn canal: with your guide, you will discover the aquatic DNA of this city.

• Little Mermaid statue
• Gefion Fountain
• Rosenborg Castle and The King's Gardens
• Churchill Park, Frederiksstaden district, Amalienborg Palace
• Nyhavn canal
• Kastellet

• Walk with your guide to the Little Mermaid statue, which has been the symbol of the city since 1913. Here, a passion for the sea is instilled at an early age, even if only by listening to Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale.
• From fairy tales to myth: in front of Gefion Fountain, discover the legendary origins of Zealand: a patch of land stolen from the sea with an ox-drawn plow. It is the island upon which the city rests!
• It stretches to Churchill Park, where water brings life to flowers and meadows, and the Frederiksstaden district, with the Amalienborg Palace, residence of the Danish royal family. Guess what: it is only separated from the harbor basin by The Amalie Garden.
• Along the Nyhavn canal, the old port, a host of colorful houses are reflected in the water, while Rosenborg Castle is mirrored in the lake of its gardens: a home for fish, geese and swans.
• But the last piece of your puzzle is Kastellet, a 17th-century citadel surrounded by water. Here in Copenhagen, everything - even the most monumental structures - seem to float.

They say that Copenhagen is at its best when seen from its various waterways: this is why a boat tour with your guide will give you a special perspective on the city. Cruise slowly from the statue of the Little Mermaid, the guardian of the port, to that of the Norse goddess Gefion, and then on to the royal palaces and the maritime district of Nyhavn. Your zoom? You won't need it: to see them up close, simply take a stroll on dry land!

• Boat tour through the canals of Copenhagen: Little Mermaid statue, Amalienborg Palace, Kastellet, Gefion Fountain, Churchill Park, Nyhavn district, Christiansborg Palace
• Stroll through the streets of the city

•  Ever thought you would be able to discover Copenhagen from two different perspectives? From the water to the heart of its streets and alleyways, soon you will know all the secrets of the city.   Your guide knows just where to begin: the first stop in front of the iconic Little Mermaid statue is unmissable - it's been a symbol of the capital since 1913. Then, in one glance, you can take in  the Amalienborg Palace, which is home to the Danish royal family.   
• Your boat will slowly make its way through the canals and under bridges that are so low that you can touch them as you pass beneath. And with every glimpse, a piece of Copenhagen life passes by, with its unique people and colors.   From here, the geometrical shapes of the Kastellet fortress are even clearer to see: did you know that its symmetrical red roofs form the shape of a star?   
• Finally, take in the fountain of the goddess Gefion, the pastel facades of the district of Nyavn and the spire of the Danish Parliament building, before seeing them again up close as you wander through the streets of the city center: a great way to lose yourself in the details of the legendary goddess Gefion as she tames her oxen!

• This experience is reserved for guests not disembarking in Copenhagen.
• Wheelchairs are not allowed on the boats

This excursion gets straight to the point, taking us directly to the city's most iconic landmarks: the statue of the Little Mermaid, with its remarkable history, the royal residences and the Government offices.

• The statue of the Little Mermaid
• Nyhavn district, Christiansborg Palace, the "Island of Power", the Parliament, Supreme Court, Government offices and former Royal Apartments
• The Christianshavn district

• Our excursion, exploring the capital of Europe's oldest kingdom, begins with an opportunity to take photographs of the world-famous statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid, one of the city's most iconic symbols. Since 1913, she has sat on the harbour rocks welcoming travellers from all over the world and inspiring them with her tale of love and sacrifice. But there is more to her story than fairy tales: covered in pink paint, twice decapitated, deprived of an arm, narrowly escaping being blown to pieces, and even transported to China for the Shanghai Expo – our dear Little Mermaid has led a colourful life!
• We make our way through the district of Nyhavn and then proceed to see some of the city's most important landmarks, including the Christiansborg Palace. The latter is located on Slotsholmen, Island, fittingly nicknamed the "Island of Power" which houses the country's main political institutions: the Parliament (Folketing), the Supreme Court and the government offices (to the south and east), as well as the state rooms of the former Royal Apartments (north wing).
• We end our tour and head to the airport through the old Christianshavn district.
• We say farewell to fairy-tale Copenhagen, taking a souvenir or two, and countless memories with us.

• This excursion is available to guests whose flights depart after 15.45.
• Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking early.

On this excursion we learn about the history of Copenhagen's most iconic locations, symbols of the city that have become famous around the world.

• We reach Copenhagen, the enchanting capital of the world's oldest kingdom, a city where history, tradition and the modern world are interwoven with the magic of fairy tales.
• Our first "port of call" is the world-famous statue of the Little Mermaid inspired by the story by Hans Christian Andersen. Since 1913, she has sat on the harbour rocks welcoming travellers from all over the world and inspiring them with her tale of love and sacrifice. But there is more to her story than fairy tales: covered in pink paint, twice decapitated, deprived of an arm, narrowly escaping being blown to pieces, and even transported to China for the Shanghai Expo - our dear Little Mermaid has led a colourful life!
• Next stop on the tour is the home of the Queen, Amalienborg Palace: four identical buildings, guarded by soldiers in traditional bearskin hats. In the palace grounds, the statue of King Frederick V, on horseback depicted as a Roman emperor, is considered one of the most important equestrian statues in the world.
• Next on our itinerary is Christiansborg Palace on the islet of Slotsholmen, which, being home to Denmark's most important institutions, is fittingly nicknamed the "Island of Power".
• Before heading to the airport to catch your flight home, we will have a short city tour, passing by Rosenborg, Town Hall and Tivoli Gardens.

• This excursion is available to guests whose flights depart after 17.45.
• Christiansborg Palace reserves the right to close its rooms to the public and cancel bookings whenever it is needed by the government or the royal family.
• Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking early.

On this excursion we learn about the history of Copenhagen's most iconic locations, symbols of the city that have become famous around the world.

• The statue of the Little Mermaid
• Nyboder neighbourhood and Gefion Fountain (panoramic)
  
• Amalienborg Palace and the statue of King Frederick V
• Nyhavn Canal, The Navy Church and the Stock Exchange (panoramic)
  
• The "Island of Power", Christiansborg Palace and Royal Receptions Rooms
• National Museum, City Hall, Tivoli Gardens, Rosenborg Castle Gardens and Ocean Quay (panoramic)

• We reach Copenhagen, the enchanting capital of the world's oldest kingdom, a city where history, tradition and the modern world are interwoven with the magic of fairy tales.
• Our first "port of call" is the world-famous statue of the Little Mermaid inspired by the story by Hans Christian Andersen. Since 1913, she has sat on the harbour rocks welcoming travellers from all over the world and inspiring them with her tale of love and sacrifice. But there is more to her story than fairy tales: covered in pink paint, twice decapitated, deprived of an arm, narrowly escaping being blown to pieces, and even transported to China for the Shanghai Expo - our dear Little Mermaid has led a colourful life!
• We will drive passing Nyboder (one of the oldest neighbourhood in Copenghagen) and Gefion Fountain.
• We continue our tour with a visit to the City Hall, the Stock Exchange and the Amalienborg Palace: four identical buildings, guarded by soldiers in traditional bearskin hats. In the palace grounds, the statue of King Frederick V, on horseback depicted as a Roman emperor, is considered one of the most important equestrian statues in the world.
• Then we continue with a city drive having the opportunity to passing by Nyhavn Canal, The Navy Church and the Stock Exchange.
• Next on our itinerary is Christiansborg Palace on the islet of Slotsholmen, which, being home to Denmark's most important institutions, is fittingly nicknamed the “Island of Power” and visit the Royal Receptions Rooms inside the palace.
• Wewill end our tour with a drive passing by the National Museum, the City Hall,Tivoli Gardens and the Rosenborg Castle Gardens, ending the tour by Ocean Quayby the ship.

• Christiansborg Palace reserves the right to close its rooms to the public and cancel bookings whenever it is needed by the government or the royal family.
  
• Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking early.
• This excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Copenhagen.
  

Aday spent discovering the marvels and most symbolic sights of two magnificentScandinavian cities -Copenhagen and Malmö. A fascinating panoramic tour that takes us from Denmark to Swedenacross the majestic Öresund, the longest cable-stayed bridge in Europe -a colossus submerged in northern waters.  

• Sightseeing tour of Copenhagen 
• Öresund bridge 
• Sightseeing tour of Malmö
• Old city of Malmö

• We set off on our panoramic coach tour headed to the Little Mermaid Statue, the symbol of the city of Copenhagen in the form of an enchanting sea creature inspired by one of the most famous fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen.
• We reach Amalienborg Palace, the official residence of the Danish Royal Family. We then drive by an imposing marble church and the charming Royal Danish Theatre.
   We continue our tour with some of the most picturesque sights of the Danish capital: from Christianborg Palace and the colourful buildings in Nyhavn, the old port, to the Tivoli gardens and the wonderful Renaissance castle of Rosenborg.
• We continue our tour with some of the most picturesque sights of the Danish capital: from Christianborg Palace and the colourful buildings in Nyhavn, the old port, to the Tivoli gardens and the wonderful Renaissance castle of Rosenborg. 
• We then leave Copenhagen and the Danish landscape behind us to reach beautiful Malmö, the third largest city in Sweden, by crossing the imposing Öresund suspension bridge. 
• We immediately immerse ourselves in the Swedish atmosphere by admiring Kungsparken, the oldest park in the city of Malmö, then reaching the majestic Turning Torso: a residential skyscraper 190 metreshigh rotating towards the sky. Here, we have some time available to make a fewpurchases and savour afew typical local delicacies. 
• Our tour continues on foot within the heart of the Old City of Malmö, among its enchanting historic buildings. We stroll in Stortorget square admiring the town hall and oldest chemist in the city, then immerse ourselves in the picturesque Lilla Torg - a romantic square surrounded by small shops, bars and welcoming restaurants. Before returning to the ship and bidding farewell to this picture-perfect Swedish landscape, we admire the exterior of one of the oldest buildings in Malmö: the Church of Saint Peter.

• We recommend that you bookearly as only a limited number of places are available.
• This excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Copenhagen.
• Guests must bring their passport or ID card

We visit Denmark's wonderful capital - with its royal palaces and distinctively Danish landmarks that are full of historical significance - and treat ourselves to a special visit, discovering 240 years of passion for quality and beauty in the blue and white ceramics of the Royal Copenhagen porcelain works.

• The statue of the Little Mermaid
• Amalienborg Palace, the Royal Guard and the statue of King Frederick V
• Nyhavn District
• The Stock Exchange and Christiansborg Palace
• Royal Copenhagen Shop (free time)
• City Hall, Tivoli Gardens and Rosenborg Castle (panoramic)

• We reach Copenhagen, the enchanting capital of the world's oldest kingdom, a city where history, tradition and the modern world are interwoven with the magic of fairy tales.
• Our tour begins with an opportunity to take a few photographs of the world-famous statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid.
• Next, we make our way to Amalienborg Palace, comprising four identical buildings; this has been the principal seat of the Danish royal family since 1794. It is guarded by soldiers in traditional bearskin hats and is also home to the statue of King Frederick V on horseback, depicted as a Roman emperor and considered one of the most important equestrian statues in the world.
• We move on to the picturesque entertainment district of Nyhavn, which dates back to the 17th century, with its colourful wood, brick and mortar townhouses, its famous wooden boats and the romantic sailing ships moored at the quays.
• Here we find some of the city's most interesting sights: the Stock Exchange, and Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish Parliament and many of the country's other political institutions.
• We cross old canals and streets ensconced between ancient buildings to reach the pedestrian walkway that crosses the entire city. Our guide will point out the famous Royal Copenhagen shop where we can go on our own and admire the unique quality of its renowned, hand-painted, blue and white porcelain, and the hand-hammered silverware and hand blown glassware.
• At the end we will drive back to the pier crossing by the City Hall, Tivoli Gardens and Rosenborg Castle.

• Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking early.
• The excursion is reserved for guests who are not disembarking in Copenhagen.

Succumb to the charm of Copenhagen with this unique opportunity to visit Denmark's wonderful capital: visit the historic centre, discover why Danish design is so highly regarded around the world, relax at one of the local bars or treat yourself to some retail therapy on one of the charming shopping streets.

• The statue of the Little Mermaid
• Amalienborg Palace
• Indre By - the historic district
• Panoramic of Rosenborg Castle, Strøget - Europe's longest pedestrianised shopping street, the City Hall and the Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square), Tivoli Gardens
• Local bars, gift shops and the city centre (free time)
• Christianborg Palace and Royal Reception Rooms

• We arrive in Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, a wonderful city rich in history and tradition.
• We make a brief stop at the famous statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid. Since 1913, she has sat on the harbour rocks welcoming travellers from all over the world and inspiring them with her tale of love and sacrifice. But there is more to her story than fairy tales: covered in pink paint, twice decapitated, deprived of an arm, narrowly escaping being blown to pieces, and even transported to China for the Shanghai Expo - our dear Little Mermaid has led a colourful life! 
• Also not to be missed is a visit to the city's royal residences: the palaces at Amalienborg - residence of the present Queen - which is guarded by soldiers in traditional bearskin hats.
• We follow our tour in the historic centre district of Indre By. Here we find Rosenborg Castle, Strøget - Europe's longest pedestrianised shopping street, the magnificent City Hall with its distinctive decorations, the monuments and maritime symbols that adorn City Hall Square, and the magnificent world famous Tivoli Gardens.
• We will stop in the very heart of the city where we can savour the capital's unique atmosphere, enjoying a relaxing stroll, sipping a drink in one of the countless coffee houses or picking up a final souvenir or two, also enjoy exploring the city centre using your free time.
• Our visit ends with Christianborg Palace and the Royal Receptions Rooms and after this visit we will direct ourselves to Ocean Quay, just next to the pier.

• Places on this excursion are limited. We recommend booking early.
• Christiansborg Palace reserves the right to close its rooms to the public and cancel bookings whenever it is needed by the government or the royal family.
• This excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Copenhagen.

Get ready to discover Copenhagen… while you play A walk for families that will transform the city into a great adventure park famous statues, historic districts, fairytale castles and even 'hidden' animals for your children to find. After seeing the Little Mermaid, the tour continues to discover views, clues and have fun, then on to the Tivoli Gardens, the city's favorite place for the young ones (and the not so young). A lighthearted, fun, magical day.

• A walk conceived for children with a small treasure hunt to 'find the hidden animals'
• The Little Mermaid and iconic sights of Copenhagen - curious and fun things to discover
• Free time at the Tivoli Gardens, the city's most well-known park

If you're looking for an activity that the whole family will love, this tour is perfect. Copenhagen will welcome you with its colors and stories… and with a special mission for the younger ones: some local animals have disappeared! And your youngsters, as little explorers, will help to find them.

The first stop is the Little Mermaid, Copenhagen's much-loved symbol. The treasure hunt starts from here: the first clue, the first animal, the first “I've found it!". A moment that will win over everyone, including the adults.

Then there's a panoramic tour to see the yellow-hued houses of Nyboder, the National Gallery, the romantic Rosenborg castle and the Town Hall Each stop is a chance to tell a simple, fun story, with your children searching everywhere for new details (and perhaps another hidden animal!).

And when it's time to go to the Tivoli Gardens, everyone will be amazed all at the same time. With carousels, colors, music and a fairy-tale atmosphere, you'll love the city's most iconic park. It's the perfect place to stop for a tasty bite, take a few photos and enjoy a little magic as a family.

During the tour, the guide will be happy to make suggestions on the activities best suited to your children and the places to explore by yourselves.
The day ends with some of Copenhagen's must-see sights: Glyptotek, the National Museum, Christiansborg Palace, Nyhavnand the imposing Marble Church. A true picture-postcard ending.

You'll return with a smile, a telephone full of photos and your children who will probably ask you
“When are we going to go again?"

• The entrance ticket to the Tivoli Gardens does not include any attractions (entrance only to the gardens)

Copenhagen will welcome you with its nonchalant beauty: a little, but very famous Mermaid, canals that seem touched up by an overly enthusiastic designer and districts where Scandinavian design is so perfect that it's practically perplexing. In the middle of all this, the cool diversion of a bar fashioned entirely from ice, just to remind you that the cold here isn't unexpected: it' a concept. A tour encompassing fairy-tale atmospheres and the contemporary, with the self-assurance that only the Danish know how to show off.

• Photo-stop at the Little Mermaid
• A walk around Nyhavn, and the city's historic districts
• Visit to a bar made entirely from ice
• A visit to the Danish Parliament building, Christiansborg Palace

The tour begins with a panoramic bus ride to Copenhagen port, where modern buildings stand alongside seventeen-century houses with a spontaneity that only this city has been able to conserve. This is the perfect moment when you realize the Danes don't need to exaggerate: what they have is enough to win you over.

The first stop is the Little Mermaid tiny, melancholic and entirely aware of her world fame. You'll look at her and think: “Ok, now I really am in Copenhagen".

You'll continue on to Marble Church, which seems so imposing with its copper dome that it seems to be from a deluxe collection of Nordic architecture. Straight after you'll go to Nyhavn, probably the city's most photographed place: perfect colorful houses, wooden boats that seem to come from theater scenes, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes this canal irresistible in any season.

Then there's the coolest moment of the tour going into a bar made entirely of ice, a small universe sculpted from 50 tons of crystalline ice from the Torne river in Lapland. A staggering design, international vibe and the unmistakable Danish hygge … even if the temperature is definitely chilly.

Afterwards, its on to Christiansborg Palace and the Royal Theatre, a contemporary jewel that shines out over the port. The tour continues through some of the most well-known districts — Frederiksstaden, Indre By, Vesterbro — also passing by CopenHill, the futuristic site that is home to a ski slope on its rooftop. Here sustainability is spectacular.

The tour ends with a last glance at Tivoli Gardens, the park that since 1843 has enchanted everyone who's set eyes on it.
And you'll realize Copenhagen doesn't need anything to amaze you: it just has to be itself.

A pleasant panoramic tour of the amazing city of Copenhagen with its imposing palaces and fascinating views of the sea followed by a stroll around the fishing town of Dragør with its paved roads and yellow houses adorned with flowers where time seems to have stood still.

• The Little Mermaid Statue (photostop)
• City Hall
• Rosenborg castle and Christiansborg palace
• Gefion fountain
• Amalienborg Royal Palace (photostop)
• Nyhavn district
• Fishing town of Dragør

We leave the port by coach and venture on a delightful sightseeing tour of Copenhagen, the amazing capital of Denmark and a harmonious and tidy city where views of the sea alternate with magnificent urban settings.

We start with a stop for photos at the Little Mermaid Statue. Since 1913, she has sat on the harbour rocks welcoming travellers from all over the world and inspiring them with her tale of love and sacrifice.

On the way there, we admire the impressive City Hall with its clock tower and curious combination of architectural elements ranging from the Danish Middle Ages to Romanticism, Rosenborg Castle surrounded by fairy-tale gardens and an evocative moat to the Baroque Revival Christiansborg palace, now seat of the Danish parliament.

We drive past Gefion fountain, the largest monument in the Danish capital, and let ourselves be enchanted the Amalienborg palace, the residence of the queen where we stop for a few photos.

We continue our tour as far as the picturesque district of Nyhavn with its colourful wood, brick and mortar houses, famous wooden boats and the romantic sailing ships moored at the quays.

We then move on to the island of Amager, the last stop on our excursion, to visit the charming picturesque fishing town of Dragør, one of the best preserved in Denmark.

Once there, we can chose how to spend our time: we can go either on a 25-minute guided walking tour to explore its peaceful cobbled alleyways where time seems to have stood still, or take a leisurely stroll on our own along the lovely harbour among the small yellow houses adorned with scented flowers.

• The walk around Dragør is on cobbled roads.
• The tour ends at the airport.
• This excursion is available to guests whose flights depart after 8 pm.