PRESS PLAY · DENMARK AUDIO TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 denmark audio tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to check before you book.
Use Stromma’s open-top buses to explore Copenhagen on the Classic, Carlsberg, and Christianshavn routes. Your ticket includes an audio guide in six languages, free Wi-Fi, and up to 27 stops. A 48-hour All Lines ticket gives the widest choice, while Tivoli admission is optional.
“Everything was fantastic the bus was comfy and the guides were very helpful!!! Would recommend it 10000% over”
Follow a GPS-guided VoiceMap walk from DOKK1 through Aarhus’ Viking center, Latin Quarter, cathedrals, Millers Street, ARoS, and Den Gamle By. You get offline audio and maps in English, but museum entry, phone, headphones, and transport are not included.
“Precise navigation, just right amount of information, a lovely voice and accent. A wonderful experience!”
Use your smartphone to follow an English-language Little Mermaid quest from Kongens Nytorv to Langelinie. Along the way, you pass the Royal Danish Theatre, Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale house, Amalienborg Palace, and other central sights. Allow two to three hours, and remember this is a self-guided game, not a live tour.
“I downloaded everything before I left home as I was afraid I could not get it once there. When we were ready for the experience, we could not get it to work on our phones. We were unable to enjoy this as it just wasn't working.”
Follow a StoryHunt audio route from Amagertorv through Christiansborg, Rosenborg, Amalienborg, Nyhavn, and Copenhagen’s old squares. The self-guided format lets you pause, repeat stories, and choose optional visits to churches, towers, palaces, and museums. English audio, mobile ticket, about 3 to 4 hours.
“Such a great way to discover Copenhagen! Very interesting tour and full of insight. I would definitely recommend it to anyone coming to Copenhagen.”
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