Denmark · AUDIO TOURS
Good audio tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
A self-guided audio walk through Aarhus landmarks tied to Viking roots, mixing cathedral sights, old-town streets, and easy app navigation.
“Download was impossible due to speed and large size. After 30 minutes I gave up and went back to the boat.”
Self-guided audio walk in Copenhagen linking Amagertorv, Royal Copenhagen, castles, churches, and Nyhavn at your pace.
“This was a fantastic walking tour! I thoroughly enjoyed being able to take my time and touring at my own pace. I learned a great deal about Copenhagen history. Highly highly recommend.”
Self-guided English audio walk of Danish folk legends in Copenhagen, starting by gardens and ending at Agnete and the Merman.
“Great sampling of a focused experience. Interesting anecdotes and references opened the possibility for more research.”
Self-guided audio tour of Copenhagen with GPS map and 7 major sights, built for a smooth 2 to 3 hour walk in English.
“Great info. However, the audio was difficult to hear. The background sounds and effects muffled the speaker. Quality became staticky when played loudly.”
A GPS-guided, self-paced English audio walk through Søren Kierkegaard’s Copenhagen landmarks, ending at his gravesite. Offline included.
“Informative and witty experience. Lots of interesting information on Kierkegarrd and life in Copenhagen in the 19th century. Thoroughly enjoyed it!”
Self-guided audio walk through Nørrebro’s outer and inner streets, with 8 Danish food stops and neighborhood history in 3 to 4 hours.
“Admittedly I did this in one go and without reading how far I had to walk, so my advice would: wear trainers and make some stops! That being said, I thought this tour was really good. It was informative and not just about food, but the history of the parts of the city you were walking through. This definitely took me to parts of the city I would not have visited otherwise.”
A low-cost, self-guided Copenhagen scavenger hunt with GPS audio, riddles, and insider stops from City Hall to Nyhavn and the Round Tower.
“Teambuilding with co-workers form multiple countries on-site in Copenhagen. We appreciated the not-timed facet of the activity and enjoyed the walk across Copenhagen to combine our own activities about getting to know each other and a mandatory virtual department meeting into the Scavenger Hunt.”
A GPS self-guided audio walk through Copenhagen’s Danish design icons, from Arne Jacobsen to the Design Museum, with offline maps and lifetime access.
“Exceptional way to see the city on your own and with the focus you want. We loved the technology as the geolocation was really precise. The narration was very interesting and provided useful tips too. Will definitely utilize this approach again as my family doesn’t want to be tied to a tour guide but likes to know things. Loved it all around!”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
