Copenhagen, Denmark tours
Discover Denmark with Blue-Roads
Sweeping coastal views, invigorating sea air, verdant countryside and an alluring capital: Denmark has more than its fair share of draws. See for yourself why this unassuming Nordic nation consistently wins a place on the list of both happiest and most livable places on Earth during your tour of Denmark with Blue-Roads.
From the old-world charm of peaceful fishing villages to the forward-thinking design and cultural attractions of Copenhagen, Denmark is contrasting, contradictory and altogether captivating. Immerse yourself in the fearsome yet fascinating history of the Vikings, Denmark’s most infamous denizens, get acquainted with the social art of Hygge or take to two wheels and explore the light-dappled landscapes on a cycle tour.
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Things to do in Denmark
Explore the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
One of the world’s leading modern art galleries showcasing 6 to 10 carefully curated exhibitions each year and home to an exquisite collection of more than 3,500 permanent pieces, the Louisiana Musuem of Art is an absolute must-see for any art-lover. Located just 25 miles north of the city of Copenhagen and boasting an amazing position on the shore of Øresund Sound, the gallery lures visitors with the promise of unique works and stunning views.
Admire Copenhagen’s magnificent Cathedral
The Church of our Lady, Copenhagen’s imposing Cathedral, in its current form is built in a traditional Neo-Classical style and was completed in 1829, although a church has stood on this site since as early as the year 1200. Over the years, it has borne witness to many important historical events and played hosted to several significant occasions, including royal weddings.
Discover Denmark’s Viking Ship Museum
Delve into the history of the Vikings, some of history's most infamous characters, at the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde. Learn about their unique traditions and cultural practices, view carefully preserved Nordic wooden ships that date back to around 1070 and hear tales of war, sea-voyages pillaging and plundering from this remarkable period in Denmark’s history.