Copenhagen City Break

( 5 Star )

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Enjoy a city break in the bustling capital of Denmark. In this charming city, over a thousand years of history can be experienced while wandering the medieval streets—paths once walked by every generation of the world’s oldest royal family. These same streets and canals have long inspired artists and housed both meticulous craftsmen and renowned designers. A guided tour will introduce the city's highlights, with ample time left for independent exploration.

Arrival in Copenhagen, followed by a private transfer to the hotel. Accommodation will be provided for four nights in a centrally located hotel.

A guided tour of Denmark’s capital will take place today, covering some of the city’s most iconic sights during a two-hour excursion. The guide will share insights and local knowledge. The remainder of the day is at leisure.

The day is free to explore Copenhagen independently or to take part in one of the available optional activities.

Another full day at leisure. A visit to the popular Tivoli Gardens is highly recommended, or guests may choose from a selection of optional excursions.

A private transfer will be arranged to the airport for departure.

Inclusion

Accommodation
• 4 nights in a double/twin room with private bathroom, incl. breakfast buffet.

Excursion
• 2-hour guided tour of Copenhagen

Exclusion

International airfares
Optional activities
Other meals, drinks, tips and other personal expenses or services not specified on the program
Travel insurance
Gratuities
Voluntary tips for guides or drivers
Travel and medical insurance
Any items not mentioned as included

Note

Please note that the prices are starting from and that upon sending a new request with specific date we will send the applicable rate and availability.

All triple room pricing on request.

Local tip - Skip the crowded Nyhavn restaurants and head to Reffen, Copenhagen’s vibrant street food market located in a former industrial area by the harbour. It’s where locals go for a more authentic (and affordable) food scene, with everything from Danish classics to global bites, live music, and a laid-back, creative vibe. Rent a bike and ride there—it’s half the fun and very Copenhagen!