• The King’s Garden - Enjoy a leisurely walk through this stunning garden encircling Rosenborg Castle, providing a serene beginning to the tour. The nearby castle houses the Crown Jewels.
• Rosenborg Castle - View this historic Renaissance castle, home to Denmark’s royal treasures and a significant emblem of the nation’s monarchical legacy.
• Rundetarn - Appreciate this 17th-century tower, constructed as an astronomical observatory by King Christian IV. It remains a favored location for its sweeping city views.
• University of Copenhagen Library - Established in 1482, this library serves as the city’s intellectual center, preserving centuries of knowledge.
• Copenhagen University - Walk by Denmark’s oldest and most esteemed university, which has educated numerous notable individuals, including Nobel laureates.
• Church of Our Lady - Visit Copenhagen’s cathedral, renowned for its Neoclassical architecture, housing Thorvaldsen’s statue of Christ and other historical monuments.
• Gammeltorv - As Copenhagen’s oldest square, Gammeltorv is rich in history, from medieval markets to its role as a social and political center.
• Caritas fountain by Statius Otto - Admire the Baroque-style Caritas Fountain, dating back to 1608, a symbol of prosperity and goodwill in Copenhagen.
• Copenhagen Court House - Observe this grand courthouse, constructed in the early 19th century, representing Danish judicial authority.
• The National Museum of Denmark - Discover Denmark’s rich history and cultural heritage as you pass by the country’s largest museum, showcasing centuries of Danish life.
• Equestrian statue of Christian IX - Behold the statue of Denmark’s ‘Father-in-Law of Europe,’ King Christian IX, in the heart of Copenhagen.
• Christiansborg Palace - Pass by the seat of Denmark’s government, a palace steeped in royal and political history. The tower offers views across the city.
• Børsen - Admire the historic Børsen building, known for its iconic dragon spire, symbolizing Denmark’s past as a maritime and trading power.
• Stork Fountain - Situated in Amagertorv square, the Stork Fountain is a cherished landmark celebrating Danish royalty and artistic heritage.
• Copenhagen King’s Square - This vast square connects the historic city center to the waterfront, surrounded by luxury shops and iconic architecture.
• Nyhavn - Conclude the tour at this renowned waterfront, once a lively 17th-century trade port. Its vibrant buildings and boats offer a quintessential Copenhagen experience.

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• The virtual playback option, so you can listen to this tour like an audiobook from anywhere
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Flexibility to explore at your own pace with a self-guided GPS tour
• Directions to the starting point so that when you’re in the right place, the tour will start

• Smartphone and headphones (please bring your own)
• Tickets or entrance fees to any museums or other attractions en route
• Food and drink
• Transportation

Embark on a self-guided walking tour to explore Copenhagen’s vibrant heritage, as you wander through the city’s canals and cobblestone streets, uncovering its rich history, royal legacy, and culture. Start at the King’s Garden in front of Rosenborg Castle, which houses Denmark’s crown jewels, and proceed to notable sites such as the Round Tower, Christiansborg Palace, and the lively Nyhavn waterfront. Along the journey, discover tales of King Christian IV, the origins of the Dannebrog flag, and the Danish culture of sharing. The tour concludes near Nyhavn, providing insights into Copenhagen’s transformation from a medieval trade center to a modern city of innovation and tradition.

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