Royal Danish Theater (Kongelige Teater) - Many ill tongues often say it’s practically impossible to get to know a Copenhagener as an outsider except if you’re out having a good time with a drink in your hand. So let’s meet in front of the King’s Square, where you will be introduced to a good time with the locals and like-minded travelers, while you also get to experience some of the best drinks and places in town.

Kunsthal Charlottenborg - Afterwards, you will take a small hidden street through one of those castles you tend to miss down to the picturesque and Instagram-friendly Nyhavn.

Nyhavn - Here you’ll enter at a space where your local expert guide will be able to let you in on all the secret of how to snap some of the most breathtaking images you can take at the most photographed place in Denmark.

Den Vandrette - This will conveniently lead us to a small wine bar with a huge reputation. Here you’ll hear how this wine bar is completely organic and how they cater to one of the world’s best restaurants, NOMA, before you’re introduced to two orange and completely organic wines that you of course will taste.

The Standard - With an appetite for more, you’ll head further down the waterfront with its stunning views. Here your local expert guide will point out some hidden trampolines that you’re of course free to bounce up and down on if you feel for it, while you also get to pass by the stunning art deco building that has a quirky feeling and today house some of Copenhagen’s best gastronomic hubs and the building’s history really showcase Danish culture.

Copenhagen Stock Exchange - Pass by the lit dragons on the old stock exchange’s dragon spire that protect this iconic building and tune into stories of Copenhagen’s grand ambitions throughout history and hear why it maybe wasn’t as delusional as it sounds.

Kulturtaarnet - On that note, we’re at a secret tucked-away gem hidden in plain sight. Here we will climb its stairs and gaze upon on what we believe is the best view in Copenhagen! From here you can admire how Copenhagen have become a vibrant city showcasing the old and new side-by-side at twilight while you sip on the preferred nectar of Danes – an organic Danish craft beer and bond with your group and the locals alike.

Christiansborg Slot - On that note, we’re at the grandest palace in town, Christiansborg. The castle serves as the Danish parliament today and the location it’s on tells an 850-year old story, so your local expert guide, of course, has you covered and will let you in on all its secrets and how the Danish parliament plays a role in making us some of the happiest people year after year.

The National Museum of Denmark - Next, you will head through the beautiful castle garden and pass by the National Museum before heading through some of the oldest and most charming streets of Copenhagen. Here you will be soaking up the charming evening ambience before entering your last stop – an innovative trendy bar, located in a timber-framed building that is exactly what you make it.

Balderdash Bar - Sip on a fresh innovative cocktail made by some and of the best and most friendly mixologists in town, while you will be able to ask the bartenders anything and experience the informal atmosphere Copenhagen is so known for. You’re free to stay out after this drink and we definitely recommend it (and we’ll probably recommend a few more bars for you to visit as well!), but the tour ends on this note. Please feel free to ask your guide about anything he would recommend before you leave.