Royal Tour of Copenhagen and Dragør - With drop-off at the Cruise

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November 2024

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Royal Tour of Copenhagen and Dragør - With drop-off at the Cruise A Guided tour of Copenhagen through all the highlights of the city, The Little Mermaid, Rosenborg Palace, Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace, Christianshavn, Nyhavn, Gefion Fountian, Dragør City and much more! We cross Copenhagen harbor and then travel to Dragor, where we talk about the history of this pretty fishing village, including its Dutch connections. There is time here to eat, to walk down to the sea, to visit Dragor Fort and to do some shopping in the interesting little independent shops. After this and a photo-stop to get a picture of the Oresund Bridge. Via beach road to Copenhagen Dropped off at Centrum and then Dropped off at the Cruises Terminal

WiFi on board
Audio-Guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Host/Driver
Lunch

Departure Point

Banegårdspladsen 2, 1570 København, Denmark Hotel Astoria and Main Railway of Copenhagen

Traveler pickup

Banegårdspladsen 4, 1570 København, Denmark

Return Details

Oceankaj, 2150 København, Denmark Outside Terminal at Oceankaj, Between 16.15 and 1700 Open to traffic. If they have a ship that sails at a certain time, Name of the ship. May they please write to us when booking tours.

Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark
The lovely Tivoli Gardens, which date back to 1843, opened by Georg Carstensen.
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, Denmark
Art museum with antique sculptures from the Mediterranean area as well as French and Danish works from the 19th century.
Botanical Garden, Copenhagen, Denmark
The State Natural History Museum's plant collection, Denmark's largest, spread over 10 hectares. The Palm House, Athena and Marsyas by Myron, The Astronomical Observatory / Østervold Observatory, Tycho Brahe (1546-1601)
Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Rosenborg Castle, built in Dutch Renaissance style by King Christian IV. The exterior of this castle is exactly the same as the day it was built.
The Little Mermaid, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Little Mermaid has been sitting ion her rock since 1913. She was a gift from the founder of the Carlsberg Brewery, Carl Jacobsen. The sculpture, by Edvard Eriksen, is made of Bronze and sits on a granite rock, which is accessible at low tide. The sculpture was inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's story of a Mermaid, who falls in love with a human Prince, who does not love her. The Little Mermaid has been attacked and has been beheaded twice, has once had her arm cut off and has been splattered with red paint. A few years ago the words, 'Free Hong Kong' were painted on her.
5 minutes
Frihedsmuseet, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Danish Resistance Museum is housed underground, in a new building, opened in 2020. The previous museum building burnt down in 2013, but luckily most of the items in the collection were saved. The museum tells the story of life under the German occupation of 1940 to 1945, with a particular focus on the activities of the Danish Resistance Groups.
Gefionspringvandet, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Gefion Fountain is dedicated to the goddess Gefion, who turned her sons into oxen and ploughed the Island of Sjælland out of earth from Sweden. The fountain was paid for by the Carlsberg Foundation and designed by the Danish sculptor Anders Bundgaard , who sculpted it between 1897 and 1899.The basin was completed in 1908, the same year that the fountain was first activated.
Changing of her Majesty's guard at Amalienborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Amalienborg Palaces date back to the 1760s, with the Royal Family moving in in 1794, when Christiansborg Castle burnt down. There are 4 Palaces here: Christian VIIs Palace, Christian VIII's Palace, Frederik VIII's Palace and Christian IX's Palace. Frederik VIII's Palace is where King Frederik X and Queen Mary stay, when they are in Copenhagen. The Life Guards take part in the changing of the guard here, every day at Midday.
20 minutes
Marmorkirken, 1265 København, Denmark
The Marble Church or Frederiks Church was commissioned by King Frederik V and designed by Nicolai Eigtved, in 1740. Eigved died in 1754 and after his death the construction process began to slow down, with it stopping in 1770. In the late 1800s Ferdinand Melhdahl took over the design and due to a restricted budget, built the remaining portion of the church using limestone instead of marble. The Dome on top of the church is the third largest church dome in Europe.
Oerestad, Copenhagen, Denmark
We cross Copenhagen harbour and then travel into Orestad. The whole suburb is new with some of Denmark's best modern architecture. After telling the story of Orestad, we travel through Vest Amager, past family homes from the 1970s, standing on long, orderly streets. Then we enter the countryside, telling our visitors about the history of Kongenlund and why it was planted.
Dragoer, Dragoer, Denmark
An old Dutch Style fishing village near Copenhagen, which is 500 years old. Take some time to walk around the charming little old houses and see the fishing boats moored along the quayside.
30 minutes
Dragor Havn, Copenhagen, Denmark
Coming to Dragor we talk about the history of this pretty fishing village, including its Dutch connections and encourage people to explore it. There is time here to eat, to walk down to the sea, to visit Dragor Fort and to do some shopping in the interesting little independent shops. After this and a photo-stop to get a picture of the Oresund Bridge, we travel around the side of Copenhagen Airport, telling the story of its history, from sheep eating the grass on the runway, to today's successful gateway to the world, that handles 29 million passengers per year.
10 minutes
Christiansborg Slot, Copenhagen, Denmark
Christiansborg is where the Danish parliament, which is called Folketing, meets. The present building dates back to 1928. Below the building are the old ruins of the first Copenhagen Castle, which was built in 1167, by Bishop Absalon. The first Christiansborg Palace was built by King Christian VI in 1740. In 1992 Christianborg's Church's roof caught fire, with the repairs being completed in 1997. Christiansborg is where you can find King Frederik X's throne and where he waved from the balcony, when he was installed by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, as King. There are no coronations in Denmark.
Thorvaldsens Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
Museum by the canal built by the neoclassical sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen's grave.
Ekvipagemestervej 10, 1438 København K, Denmark
stop at opera, where with can take photo of Copenhagen harbor and Amaliensborg palaca
5 minutes
Rytterstatue af Absalon, Copenhagen, Denmark
Equestrian statue of the city's founder, Bishop Absalon from 1902
Copenhagen Stock Exchange, Copenhagen, Denmark
Børsen is the old Stock Exchange building, which dates back to the 1620s and was built by King Christian IV and functioned as a stock exchange right up into the 1800s. Originally the upper floors were used as a marketplace to trade physical commodities. Today the building is owned by Dansk Erhverv, which is one of Denmark's biggest business and employers organisation. The spire above the building is made up of intertwined Dragons' tails.
Our Saviour's Church, Copenhagen, Denmark
Stop at christianshavn, overlooking the beautiful canal and our Saviour´s Church
Oresund Bridge - Oresund Bridge, Malmo, Sweden
It will be possible to take a picture of the Øresund Bridge.
Ny Vestergade 10, 1471 København K, Denmark
Mansion from the 18th century with collections and exhibitions about Denmark's history, its people and culture.
National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark
Danish national gallery with international collections, temporary exhibitions and children's activities.
Holmens Kirke, Copenhagen, Denmark
Holmens Church was built in a former ancher forge by King Christian IV in 1619. It is both a parish church and the church dedicated and used by the Danish Royal Navy, which is appropriate, as its the only church in Denmark is next to sea water. When it was built, there was accommodation for naval officers in nearby Bremerholm. Inside the Church, there are models of ships hanging from the ceiling.
Copenhagen King's Square, Copenhagen, Denmark
Kingens Nytorv was commissioned in 1670 by King Christian V. It is inspired by the Place d'Vendôme in Parism and was designed to be the centre of Copenhagen. Kongens Nytorv lies between the shopping street Strøget and Nyhavn, the old harbour area. The statue in the middle is of Christian V and was placed there in 1688. It is the oldest Royal statue in Copenhagen. Around Kongens Nytorv are the Royal Theatre and the Royal Academy of Arts, housed in the former Charlottenborg Palace.
Holmens Kirke, Copenhagen, Denmark
Holmens kirke: Holmens Church was built in a former ancher forge by King Christian IV in 1619. It is both a parish church and the church dedicated and used by the Danish Royal Navy, which is appropriate, as its the only church in Denmark is next to sea water. When it was built, there was accommodation for naval officers in nearby Bremerholm. Inside the Church, there are models of ships hanging from the ceiling.
Det Kgl. Bibliotek, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Black Diamond, as it is known, was built in 1999 and houses the extension of the Royal Danish Library. It was designed by Schmidt, Hammer and Larsen and is built of black granite from Zimbabwe. It is attached, by a bridge to the main library building, which was built in 1906 by Hans J. Holm. There is a reading room, a music room, plus a cafe and bookshop.
Bella Center Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Bella Center is Scandinavia's second largest conference and exhibition centre. It offers an indoor area of 121,800 square metres or 1,311,000 square feet and can hold 20,000 people. One of the Center's larger events is the Copenhagen International fashion Fair, the main event of Copenhagen Fashion Week, which is held twice a year in February and August. In 2002 the Bella Center hosted the European Union meeting where Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia became members of the EU.
Lille Langebro, Copenhagen, Denmark
Langebro is a bridge that opens to allow large ships to pass through the harbour. It was built in 1954 and designed by Kaj Gottlob. It is 7 metres or 21 feet high and 35 metres or 106 feet long and is owned by Copenhagen City Council. The first Langebro was a bridge made of wood in 1690, which was built by King Christian V. In 2019 the concrete in the bridge was found to have been damaged by rainwater and so repair work started, which will cost 307 million Kroner or €40 million.
Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark
Nyhavn was built between 1671 and 1673 by Swedish prisoner of war. The oldest house in Nyahvn is Nyhavn 9, which dates back to 1681. Back in the 1970s, Nyhavn was a rougher area, but it was renovated in the 1980s and today is full of restaurants and pavement cafes. Hans Christian Andersen lived in Nyhavn at different times in no.18, 20 and 67. The memorial ancher at the end of Nyhavn was place there in 1951, as memorial to Danish merchant seamen, who lost their lives during the second World War.

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
This trip can take up to 5 hours and 45 minutes City tour takes 4½ hours and transfer to the Cruise Terminal in between 45 minutes to 1 hour and 15 minutes

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Royal Tour of Copenhagen and Dragør - With drop-off at the Cruise

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