Is Denmark the happiest country in the world?
Denmark has been named the world’s happiest country on numerous occasions, and remains to be in the very top of the UN World Happiness Report. Although happiness is not something we can measure, the satisfaction of living in Denmark pays off the high taxation.
Scandinavia is a region of breathtaking natural landscapes, charming cities, rich history, and unique Nordic culture. From the colorful streets of Copenhagen to the dramatic fjords of Norway and the forests and archipelagos of Sweden, each country offers something special.
🇩🇰 Denmark — Hygge, History & Copenhagen
Denmark is known for its relaxed lifestyle, beautiful design, historic castles, and the famous Danish concept of hygge. Explore Copenhagen’s colorful Nyhavn, royal palaces, charming neighborhoods, and world-class restaurants. Denmark is also the perfect place to experience Viking history and traditional Danish culture.
Highlights: Copenhagen, Nyhavn, Tivoli Gardens, Kronborg Castle, Frederiksborg Castle, Viking heritage.
🇳🇴 Norway — Fjords, Mountains & the Northern Lights
Norway is a paradise for nature lovers. Discover dramatic fjords, towering mountains, picturesque villages, and spectacular waterfalls. In the north, you can experience one of nature’s greatest shows: the Northern Lights.
Highlights: Oslo, Bergen, Norwegian fjords, Lofoten Islands, Tromsø, Northern Lights, midnight sun.
🇸🇪 Sweden — Cities, Islands & Nordic Nature
Sweden combines stylish cities with vast forests, thousands of lakes, and beautiful islands. Stockholm, built across fourteen islands, is famous for its historic old town, waterfront views, and Scandinavian design. Further north, Swedish Lapland offers unforgettable Arctic adventures.
Highlights: Stockholm, Gamla Stan, Stockholm Archipelago, Swedish Lapland, Abisko, Icehotel.
🇫🇮 Finland — Lakes, Saunas & Arctic Magic
Finland is famous for its peaceful landscapes, countless lakes, forests, traditional saunas, and Arctic experiences. In Finnish Lapland, you can search for the Northern Lights, meet reindeer, ride snowmobiles, and experience the magic of the Arctic winter.
Highlights: Helsinki, Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi, Northern Lights, reindeer, traditional Finnish sauna.
✨ One Region, Four Unique Experiences
Whether you are looking for city breaks, adventure, history, nature, winter experiences, or the Northern Lights, Scandinavia has something for everyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are your Copenhagen tours completely private?
Yes. Our private Copenhagen tours are exclusively for your group, with your own local guide and no unknown guests. We can adapt the pace, route and experience to your interests.
2. Can we customize our private Copenhagen tour?
Absolutely. One of the main advantages of a private tour is flexibility. Tell us what you would like to see, and we can adapt the itinerary whenever possible.
3. Can you meet us at our hotel?
Yes. For our private tours, our guide can meet you directly at your hotel and start the tour from there on foot.
4. How many people can join a private tour?
Our private tours are ideal for couples, families and small groups. If you are traveling with a larger group, contact us and we can recommend the best option.
5. Are your Copenhagen tours suitable for children?
Yes. Our private tours are family-friendly. You can take breaks, adjust the pace and spend more time at the places your family enjoys most.
6. What languages are your private tours available in?
Our tours are available in English, Portuguese and Spanish. If you have a specific language requirement, contact us and we will do our best to accommodate you.
7. What are the best private tours to take in Copenhagen?
Our most popular experiences include our 3-hour private Copenhagen city tour, private castle tours to Frederiksborg and Kronborg, and private experiences combining the city with a canal tour.
8. Can we take a private tour from the Copenhagen cruise port?
Yes. We can arrange private tours and transfers for cruise passengers, including flexible itineraries based on your arrival and departure times.
9. What happens if it rains during our Copenhagen tour?
Copenhagen weather can change quickly. Your private guide can adapt the itinerary to the weather and make the most of indoor attractions, covered areas and cafés when appropriate.
10. How far in advance should we book a private Copenhagen tour?
We recommend booking as early as possible, especially during the busy summer season. Private tours have limited guide availability, so booking early gives you the best choice of date and time.
11. Can you recommend a guide in Oslo?
Yes! We can recommend trusted local guides in Oslo who can help you have a great experience and discover the city with local knowledge.
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Our 4 best castles to visit in Copenhagen and much more…
Among 70 royal castles in Denmark, we have chosen the 4 best for you. Get to know Frederiksborg, Hamlet, Rosenborg and Christiansborg castle. You should not miss when visiting Denmark. Therefore take a pen and paper and write down the following tips for you to have a pleasant visit to Copenhagen.
Frederiksborg Castle is one of the most famous castles in Denmark and for good reason: situated on three islands surrounded by a lake and beautiful gardens, it’s simply breathtaking. Home to the Museum of National History, the grounds are full of rich history, architecture, and gardens.
Who is this tour for?
This tour is perfect for couples, families, small groups, friends and first-time visitors.
Kronborg Castle is one of Northern Europe’s finest Renaissance castles. It is world-famous as Hamlet’s and Shakespeare’s castle and is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Furthermore, Hamlet castle is just 45 minutes by train from Copenhagen Central Station. Be ware the on Mondays the castle is closed.
The renaissance Kronborg Castle stands majestically with its spires, towers, columns, sandstone and copper roofs. Kronborg Castle is a magnificent renaissance palace and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Join us on our 3-Hour Private Copenhagen Walking Tour and discover this amazing city at your own pace from the City Hall Square to Amalienborg Palace. Furthermore, our tour guides can meet at your hotel and make your tour an exclusive experience.
Who is this tour for?
This tour is perfect for couples, families, small groups, friends and first-time visitors.
Oslo & the Northern Lights ✨🇳🇴
Experience the magic of Norway under the Arctic night sky. Oslo is the perfect starting point for discovering Norway’s natural beauty, and with the right conditions, you can venture away from the city lights in search of the spectacular Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis).
Enjoy a comfortable journey, beautiful winter landscapes, and the excitement of watching the sky come alive with dancing colors. It’s a truly unforgettable Norwegian experience.
Denmark is small country with about 5.6 million people and is considered the oldest nation in the world. Get to know Denmark a bit better with these 12 fun facts!
1. One of the happiest countries in the world
Denmark has been named the world’s happiest country on numerous occasions, and remains to be in the very top of the UN World Happiness Report. Although happiness is not something we can measure, the satisfaction of living in Denmark pays off the high taxation.
2. The Danish language has no word for “please”
It is not about being rude. It just does not exist in “Danish”. However, danes are polite and still will find other ways to say please.
3. The oldest flag in the world
First acknowledged in 1219, the Danish flag “Dannebrog” remains the oldest state flag in the world still in use by an independent nation.
4. Hygge is more than a word
It’s the feeling of wellbeing and warm atmospheres. You can also feel the notion of hygge in the streets of Copenhagen – literally.
5. Danish pastry actually origins from Vienna
In the 1840s, some Austrian bakers settled themselves in Denmark and introduced the beloved pastry.
6. We don’t have any mountains, so biking is never uphill
Denmark is known around the world for its bike culture, and the fact that our country is quite flat is definitely an advantage in this matter. But we also have more than 12,000km of cycle tracks and lanes throughout the country which makes biking in Denmark a safe and respected way to travel.
7. More than 50% of Danes cycle to and from work every day
If you live in Copenhagen, a bike is part of your lifestyle. Danes cycle an average of 3km every day and this adds up to people cycling 35 times around the world every day in Copenhagen!
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