• Frederiks Kirke (Marmorkirken) - Explore one of Copenhagen’s most renowned landmarks, the Marble Church, celebrated for its magnificent dome – the largest in Scandinavia. Drawing inspiration from St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, this architectural masterpiece took over 150 years to complete and showcases exquisite Norwegian marble and intricate details. A must-visit for architecture and culture enthusiasts!
• Nyboders Mindestuer - Glimpse through the windows of Nyboder’s Memorial Rooms, a hidden treasure in Copenhagen’s historic Nyboder district, originally founded in 1631 by King Christian IV. These small, preserved museum spaces provide a rare insight into the daily lives of Danish naval families over the centuries. Discover original artifacts, uniforms, and maritime history, making this an intriguing stop for curious travelers and history buffs alike!
• Krusemyntegade - Stroll through the picturesque and serene Krusemyntegade, a delightful street lined with colorful, historic houses that radiate Copenhagen’s old-world charm. Situated in the Nyboder district, this charming area offers a glimpse into the city’s maritime heritage, with its unique architecture originally constructed for naval families. An ideal stop for a leisurely walk and a peek into Copenhagen’s lesser-known history!
• Rosenborg Castle - Appreciate the enchanting Rosenborg Castle from the outside, a magnificent Renaissance landmark built by King Christian IV in the early 1600s. Encircled by the beautiful King’s Garden (Kongens Have), Denmark’s oldest royal garden, the castle stands as a testament to royal history and splendor. A perfect spot to enjoy the architecture and the serene garden ambiance!
• Rundetarn - Be captivated by the iconic Round Tower from the outside, a remarkable architectural treasure built in 1642 by King Christian IV. As Europe’s oldest functioning observatory, its distinctive design and historical importance make it a must-see landmark in the heart of Copenhagen. An ideal photo opportunity and a glimpse into the city’s rich history!
• Grabrodretorv - Delight in the charm of Gråbrødretorv, one of Copenhagen’s most scenic squares. Encircled by colorful, historic townhouses and shaded by large trees, this hidden gem offers a peaceful retreat in the bustling city center. With cozy cafés and restaurants lining the square, it’s the perfect place to relax, soak up the atmosphere, and enjoy a taste of local life.

• Born and raised local host

Discover Copenhagen on a private tour with a local host who was born and raised in the city.

Avoid the crowds and skip the scripted group tours — this private experience is like exploring Copenhagen with a local friend who truly knows the city. In just two memorable hours, you’ll uncover both the highlights and hidden gems of the city, from the medieval town to the vibrant Nyhavn and everything in between.

Your private host, who is a native of the city, brings Copenhagen to life with stories that mix history, humor, and everyday culture. You’ll view iconic landmarks such as the Round Tower and Rosenborg Castle from the outside, as well as discover quiet courtyards, cobblestone streets, and secret spots that most visitors overlook.

Ideal for couples, families, or friends seeking a personal and flexible way to experience the city. At Go Like a Local, we believe travel should be personal, meaningful, and filled with moments that linger long after the tour concludes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.