Embark on a memorable bike tour through Copenhagen's royal landmarks and city delights. This private bike tour is tailored to your pace and interests. Copenhagen's flat terrain and extensive bike lanes make it a cyclist's paradise, and your guide will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. Explore the Danish capital in an active and engaging way!

Book a 2-hour private bike tour of Copenhagen’s historic city centre. Your adventure begins at the King’s New Square, where you'll be fitted with a comfortable and well-maintained rental bike. Together with your Private Guide you will pedal from the charming Nyhavn waterfront to Amalienborg, the opulent residence of the Danish royal family. You will see the Marble Church (Frederik’s Church) and the Rosenborg Castle with the tranquil King’s Garden, then cycle past the iconic Round Tower and Copenhagen Cathedral. The guide will also show you the highlights of the City Hall Square, the Tivoli Gardens (outside only), and the Christiansborg Palace, a grand seat of the Danish government. The bike tour will conclude back at the starting point.

Book an extended 4-hour bike tour to discover more iconic sights and cultural treasures of Copenhagen. Be prepared for a delightful ride through the enchanting streets and sights of Christianshavn , known for its hip cafe culture and canals lined with colourful houseboats. Hotspots include the Church of Our Savior, Copenhagen Street Food, and Freetown Christiania (outside only). The extended route also covers the old navy base and dockyards of Holmen, home to the visually striking Copenhagen Opera House.

Book our 6-hour bike tour for the most intensive experience of Copenhagen’s historic landmarks and urban nature. This half-day private tour is your chance to see the famous statue of the Little Mermaid from H.C. Andersen's fairytale. In addition, you will explore the lush parks and monuments surrounding the star-shaped Kastellet fortress (admission not included), and stop at the Amager Beach Park, which offers amazing views and nature for leisure and recreation. There will also be free time to grab a snack, such as Smørrebrød – a typical Danish open sandwich (at your own expense).