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Join me for a 3-hour bicycle tour of Copenhagen, where we bike around the city and visit all the major sites including The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle, and many more. Along the way I will tell you about danish history, and you will get insights into design, architecture, culture and current affairs as well. From the ancient vikings, to H.C. Andersen, to the current royal family, the Danish welfare system and more. I encourage dialogue and a fun relaxed atmosphere. We cycle between sites, enjoying the city on the way, and at each site stop and have a talk about the site and it’s context and significance. I am Danish, born and raised in Copenhagen, but fluent in english, so you will be in good hands. The tour starts from the central city where I provide you with quality bicycles and teach you some tips about how to bike in Copenhagen, to keep you safe, and make sure you have a nice experience. Half way we will have a short rest at a food market, where you will have a opportunity to buy a coffee or a quick snack. Copenhagen is a bicycle city. Join me, and experience the city like a Dane would. Other things to note: You must know how to ride a bicycle to join this tour Please show up prepared and ready 15 minutes before the tour starts If you have children joining please inform me well in advance, for me to get them bikes

You will meet up with your guide and the rest of the group at a central meeting point. After an initial welcome, all guests will be paired with their own easy-to-handle bicycle. After a few safety instructions you will ride on to your first food stop just around the corner. Here, you will try some delicious Fiskefrikadeller (fish meatballs) with fresh ryebread and remoulade. This is followed by a very traditional dessert known as Flødebolle (cream ball). Then you will be riding on to the heart of the city, where you will try a Danish-style hot dog. You the continue with your group to the area of Islands Brygge, where some tasty Danish-pastries await you. Riding on to one of the best beer-bars of the city to have a tasting of some local beers and then finishing off with the perhaps most traditional of Danish dishes: smørrebrød - open faced sandwiches.

Architecture is the physical product of a community, and thus a great approach to take if you want to understand more about a city and it's culture. Our tour on contemporary architecture is a great introduction to the nuts and bolts of the world’s most liveable city! You'll get an insight into Danish architecture and culture through buildings, public spaces, urban development and bike lanes. Recent building design and urban development are NOT exclusively for architects or architecturally interested! Starting from the central city the route will take you to places such as: Copenhill waste-to-power-plant-and-ski-slope (!) Parliament area Old town Vestervold Kalvebod harbour area Public spaces at Islands Brygge Havneholmen commercial and residential Amager Fælled urban nature Copenhagen architecture Danish Radio broadcasting complex Public community projects in former working-class area Maritime and cosy Christianshavn Art school campus + more at Holmen Projects by architects such as: Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) JDS Architects (Julien De Smedt) Lundgaard & Tranberg SHL Architects (Schmidt, Hammer & Lassen) Dorte Mandrup Arne Jacobsen Vandkunsten COBE Architects Gehl Architects Olafur Eliasson OMA MVRDV Jean Nouvel If the timing doesn't work, or 4 hours is a bit much, please consider our other tours: https://www.airbnb.ie/users/show/178775715 Other things to note Copenhageners are not afraid of water, so in case of rain, we'll go through with the tour. I'll try as best possible to make stops out of the rain, and we might decide to take a break on a café.

Hygge is difficult to describe, but easy to experience on a slow-paced, leisurely walk with a local. Once you have hygge in you, you’ll know why Danes are some of the happiest people in the world and it will stay with you forever! Come take a peek into Copenhagen’s local life with us and find your own happy hygge place. Highlights - Get a better understanding of Danish culture and why the Danish concept of hygge is so important - Visit city sights that ooze hygge and find out how you can bring some of that vibe back home with you - Learn why some people say Denmark is utopian, and how the Danish culture contributes to Danes being among the happiest people in the world year after year - Savour Danish treats that simply scream hygge! **We strongly recommending booking early, spaces are limited. For a total tour comprising our Hygge & Happiness tour and the typical Copenhagen highlights, please consider our Total Day Tour: Highlights & Hygge as an option instead** Other things to note Please check the meeting point prior to the tour. Late guests won't be accommodated and it's not hygge - not even for us.

This is our "Hidden gems" tour where we will show our own favorite spots, which are off the beaten track from the standard path. Expect to get an introduction to areas we think are cool, local, and where you get a great a sense of what the life in Copenhagen is all about. We will either take a southern route or Northern route depending on what is going on in the harbor at your specific departure day. The harbor in Copenhagen is undergoing rapid change, from an industrial harbor to recreational space open to everyone living in the city. During the summer months it acts as the main nerve binding the city together and attracting numerous water-based activities in the process. You will see how this is folds out with Kayaks passing by and happy Danes jumping into the water. We will point out our favorite places and hidden gems, whether you are looking a place for having an afternoon beer in the sun, a relaxed morning coffee, or simply and area to relax away from it all. As we explore the upcoming areas away from the inner part of the city you will see how former industrial buildings are being transformed into new spaces and how Copenhagen is evolving as a city. Other things to note Please be ready 10 min before We have a convertible roof for our boats we use for rainy and cold days, but nevertheless dress according to the weather. By: Hey Captain http://www.heycaptain.dk/