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Copenhagen Culinary Tour
Sample multiple Danish delicacies with your foodie guide in Copenhagen
Duration:
4h
Duration:
4h
Provider: Copenhagen Food Tours
Registered address: Frederiksborggade 21, 1360, Copenhagen, DK
Contact details
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Guided walking tour of Copenhagen
8 food and drink samples (samples vary by season)
Additional food and drinks
Vehicle transport between stops
Hotel pick-up/drop-off
Entrance fees to attractions and monuments along the route
- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour
- Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at check-in
Come hungry on this 4-hour culinary walking tour of Copenhagen where you'll take a dip into both trendy and traditional restaurant scenes of the Danish capital.
Together with your a foodie guide, learn about the city’s blossoming reputation for fresh and seasonal cuisine with natural local products.
Seek out the locals’ favourite eateries and markets, taste gourmet cheeses, traditional bread and pastries, organic sausage, delicious craft beer and gourmet chocolate.
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