DENMARK
Denmark's classics.
The 5 most popular audio tours in Denmark. We break down what each one is really like on the day, who runs it, and what you pay.
Ride Copenhagen by open-top hop-on hop-off bus with a six-language audio guide. See Nyhavn, Rosenborg, Amalienborg, and more.
“Great way to see the city, luckily we had great weather to explore”
A self-guided audio walk through Aarhus’ Viking-era highlights and top landmarks, with offline audio and a route that fits in 75 minutes.
“It was really hard to get connected to the tour. We were given 3 different numbers to enter with no indication as to which one. When I finally got connected and paused the tour, it kept going back to the beginning. The content seemed informative but I gave up after a while. Overall disappointing”
Walk Copenhagen with an English self-guided audio tour of Danish folk legends, using GPS-triggered narration and offline maps for $7.99.
“Great sampling of a focused experience. Interesting anecdotes and references opened the possibility for more research.”
Explore seven Copenhagen landmarks with a self-guided English audio route, offline ZIP map, and GPS directions from City Hall to Tivoli.
“Great info. However, the audio was difficult to hear. The background sounds and effects muffled the speaker. Quality became staticky when played loudly.”
Walk Søren Kierkegaard’s Copenhagen in GPS-guided audio. Offline, self-paced, and $9.99 for a 1–1.5 hour journey.
“Informative and witty experience. Lots of interesting information on Kierkegarrd and life in Copenhagen in the 19th century. Thoroughly enjoyed it!”
