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Red Sightseeing Copenhagen: 24H Hop-on Hop-Off Bus and Boat Tour
Sit back and relax while you explore all of Copenhagen!
Copenhagen: Stromma Classic Canal Tour
Sail through Copenhagen's canals
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Duration: 1h
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Live guide: Danish, English
Live guide
Daily tours with audio guides
Food & drinks
Pickup
Meeting point
Ved Stranden 26, 1061, Copenhagen- Please show your QR-code (ticket) when boarding the boat
This 60-minute trip through the captivating canals of Copenhagen takes guests through its historic harbor and scenic canals for a tour of architectural landmarks, including the majestic Old Stock Exchange and the regal residence of Amalienborg Palace.
With most tours led by charismatic live guides, and daily audio-guided options available, there's a treasure trove of knowledge about the city's history and culture. You can bask in the warmth of an open boat during the sunny season or in a heated, covered boat during the cooler months.
Just remember to arrive at the departure point a quarter of an hour before setting sail.
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