Leaving behind the maritime heritage of the UK, prepare to be dazzled by medieval Antwerp, Europe’s premier diamond hub (ideal if you have a certain question for a certain someone in mind), before moving on to vibrant Rotterdam, the Netherlands’ second-largest city with a lively vibe and fascinating food scene. Then we come to Hamburg, as artsy as Berlin but with a more lowkey vibe; enjoy two days of exploring its museums, architecture and cool cafes. A day at sea brings a chance to enjoy the onboard spa and restaurants before we arrive in Oslo, the Norwegian capital. Then we come to Denmark for two days in the fairytale city of Copenhagen, soaking up its cosmopolitan cool, and historic palaces, castles and churches.

Blend your sense of adventure with the fabled cities of Northern Europe. Journey through the lands once home to kings and queens, castles and cathedrals; places that today strike a decidedly modern vibe.

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Southampton&#39;s legendary sights, including Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Parliament Square, Whitehall and the fashionable West End, provide memories to treasure during our visit to England. These alluring attractions lie just 90 minutes from historic Southampton, where we dock.

A crossroad in the English Channel for centuries, Zeebrugge is the gateway to Flanders, whose Golden Age heritage resides in three historic cities: Ghent, Antwerp and Bruges. Here, museums display the glories of the old Flemish masters, from Van Dyck to Rubens. Summertime is a delight, showcasing colorful flower-filled window boxes, the graceful arcs of windmills, a patchwork of farms and picturesque rivers. 

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Zeebrugge

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Zeebrugge

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Zeebrugge

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Zeebrugge

Travel inland to Brugge, an exceptionally preserved medieval city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once a powerful trading hub of the Hanseatic League, Bruges today offers an evocative blend of history, architecture, and culinary tradition.A guided walking exploration through the historic center introduces key landmarks, including Belfort van Brugge (Belfry of Bruges), rising approximately 272 ft (83 m) above the city skyline and admired from the exterior. Continue through Marktplein (Market Square), framed by ornate guild houses, and Burgplein (Burg Square), home to the impressive Stadhuis (Town Hall), one of the oldest town halls in the Low Countries. Nearby, the Basiliek van het Heilig Bloed (Basilica of the Holy Blood) presents an important religious and architectural highlight, viewed externally during the walk.The experience continues at a welcoming local café, where a curated tasting introduces several distinctive Belgian beers. Commentary focuses on brewing traditions, regional styles, and the craftsmanship that has made Belgian beer internationally renowned. Tastings are offered in moderation and may vary by availability.Following the tasting, independent time allows for relaxed exploration, photography, or browsing boutiques offering local specialties such as handmade chocolates, before the return journey to port.

Medieval Bruges scenery paired with an authentic Belgian beer tasting, combining historic landmarks, cobbled streets, and local brewing heritage in one refined cultural experience.

Bruges Stroll & Belgian Beer Tasting

Embark on a captivating journey through the picturesque Flemish countryside, beginning with a scenic drive through the charming village of Damme. This quaint village, rich in history, has preserved its timeless character over the centuries. As the coach meanders through the village streets, ample opportunities for photography allow guests to capture the tranquil beauty of this rural gem.Continue the tour with a panoramic drive around Bruges, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its medieval architecture. Enjoy stunning views of the iconic windmills and the majestic medieval gates that once fortified the city. The coach will pass along winding canals and cobbled streets, providing glimpses of Bruges&#39; serene beauty from all angles.On the return journey, the tour passes through the Port of Zeebrugge, one of the world&#39;s foremost ports for the export and import of new vehicles. This vibrant industrial hub offers a fascinating contrast to the historical charm of the surrounding area.

Enjoy a relaxing panoramic drive through the picturesque village of Damme, the medieval beauty of Bruges, and the iconic windmills and canals, all from the comfort of the coach. Conclude with scenic views of the Port of Zeebrugge.

Flemish Countryside - Panoramic Tour

Travel inland to Brugge, one of Europe most beautifully preserved medieval cities and a former trading powerhouse of the Hanseatic League. The historic center, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflects centuries of prosperity shaped by commerce, craftsmanship, and art.Upon arrival, a guided walking introduction through the historic center reveals key landmarks including Marktplein (Market Square) with its ornate guild houses, the iconic Belfort van Brugge (Belfry of Bruges), and Burgplein (Burg Square). Architectural highlights include the Stadhuis (Town Hall), dating to the 14th century, and the Oude Griffie (Old Recorder&#39;s House), admired for its decorative façade and windows. Commentary provides cultural and historical context while allowing time to appreciate the city intimate scale and atmosphere.The experience continues with a hands-on workshop led by a professional chocolatier, celebrating Belgium renowned chocolate tradition. Instruction focuses on ingredients, techniques, and craftsmanship behind pralines, with tastings included. Each participant creates handmade chocolates to take home, offering a tangible connection to Belgian culinary heritage.Following the workshop, independent time allows for relaxed exploration or boutique shopping within the historic center before the return journey to port.

Experience Bruges, the ultimate city of chocolate, where history and indulgence unite. Stroll through Market Square and Burg Square before taking part in an exclusive chocolate-making masterclass led by an expert chocolatier.

Bruges & Belgian Chocolate Workshop

Discover the enchanting medieval charm of Bruges, a city celebrated for its exquisite canals, cobblestone streets, and storied past. Once a pivotal port and prominent hub of the Hanseatic League, Bruges flourished during the Middle Ages, becoming a center for commerce, banking, and the arts. Patrons of the city&#39;s wealth supported illustrious artists such as Jan Van Eyck, Hans Memling, and Gerard David, leaving a legacy visible in its opulent mansions and civic architecture.A scenic drive from port brings you to Bruges, often referred to as Die Scone or “the beautiful”. Begin a guided walking tour through the narrow, twisting streets framed by gabled facades, tree-lined canals, and ancient buildings. Visit iconic landmarks including the bustling Market Square, the Belfry Tower, the historic Town Hall, and the Chapel of the Holy Blood.Enhance the experience with a guided canal cruise, offering a unique perspective of the city&#39;s medieval splendor as seen from its picturesque waterways.Conclude the visit with some free time to explore the charming shops surrounding Walplein Square, renowned for fine Belgian lace and chocolate.

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Bruges & Canal Cruise

Embark on a scenic journey to Brussels, where an immersive panoramic tour of Belgium&#39;s vibrant capital awaits. The excursion begins with a drive past the city&#39;s iconic landmarks, including St. Michael&#39;s Cathedral and the striking Atomium monument. A photo stop at the Atomium offers a chance to capture the unique architectural wonder, followed by views of the Centennaire Halls and the Royal Palace.After enjoying free time for lunch at leisure, continue the exploration with a guided walk through the heart of Brussels, culminating at the renowned Grand Place. This historic market square is surrounded by magnificent Baroque guild houses, each intricately decorated and named, a reminder of the city&#39;s medieval origins. At the square&#39;s center stands the splendid Town Hall, with its soaring tower offering an impressive focal point.A short stroll leads to the whimsical Manneken Pis fountain, a beloved symbol of Brussels. Enjoy additional free time to explore the Grand Place, indulge in shopping, or unwind at a charming café.The tour concludes with a relaxing drive back to the ship.

Experience the charm of Brussels, the capital of Belgium on this sightseeing tour of the city.

A Day in Brussels

Discover the rich history and stunning art of Ghent, home to one of the world&#39;s greatest masterpieces, Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by Jan van Eyck.The guided walking tour of Ghent begins at the foot of St. Michael&#39;s Bridge, offering a breathtaking view of the historical city center. From this vantage point, gaze upon the Old Port, the iconic 1,000-year-old Castle of the Counts, and the renowned 'row of the 3 towers'—St. Nicolas Church, the Belfry Tower, and St. Bavo&#39;s Cathedral.Continue through the old town, passing the charming Butchers&#39; Hall and the impressive City Hall, en route to St. Bavo&#39;s Cathedral. Inside, marvel at the beautifully decorated wooden pulpit and the world-renowned Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, an oil painting by the Van Eyck brothers.Afterward, enjoy free time to explore the city&#39;s boutique shops and find the perfect souvenir.The tour concludes with a relaxing return by watertaxi from the city center to the coach for the journey back to the ship, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Ghent&#39;s medieval charm and its exceptional artistic heritage.

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Medieval Ghent & Adoration of the Mystic Lamb

This tour offers an immersive experience into the dramatic history of World War I, particularly focusing on the battles fought in and around Ypres, a city located in Flanders fields. Ypres, once reduced to rubble by relentless bombardments, has been meticulously restored to its former grandeur. The city is forever linked to the haunting words of the poemIn Flanders Fields by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, a Canadian doctor, symbolizing the devastating losses of war.Explore key battlefields where German and Allied forces clashed, leaving behind a legacy of new weaponry, including gas, land mines, and missiles, which caused 1,200,000 injuries and 500,000 deaths. A stop at one of the British cemeteries brings visitors to the Menin Gate, a renowned British War Memorial inscribed with the names of 54,896 soldiers who perished and remain missing.Next, travel to the heart of Ypres to visit the In Flanders Fields Museum, which provides a unique perspective on the war, focusing on the lives of soldiers, nurses, and civilians. The museum has earned recognition as the 'Best European Museum' for its innovative, high-tech exhibits. Then, enjoy free time to explore the city center, shop, or enjoy lunch on your own.Before returning to the ship, visit Essex Farm Cemetery, an iconic site associated with John McCrae&#39;s famous poem, written in May 1915 after the loss of his friend, Lieutenant Alexis Helmer.

Immerse in the history of World War I with a visit to Ypres, exploring iconic battlefields, the Menin Gate, and the poignant In Flanders Fields Museum.

Ypres - In Flanders Fields 

Edgier than Amsterdam, with a raw energy that emanates from its busy port, the Netherlands&#39; second-largest city has reinvented itself since much of it was flattened in World War II. Today, Rotterdam is full of arresting architecture. Cross the Erasmus Bridge, with its futuristic silhouette, before strolling past the yellow Cube Houses. The arch-shaped Markthal also impresses, with its reflective ceiling in a kaleidoscope of colors curving above stalls selling food from around the world. As for art, you&#39;ll find plenty everywhere from the Boijmans Van Beuningen Depot to the vibrant street murals.

Sitting on the Elbe River, the city of Hamburg is known for being one of the biggest harbors of the European continent. You can explore its eclectic culture and learn its history while strolling and visiting the St. Nikolai Memorial or the Museum for Hamburg History. Dive into more modern delights among its design-forward buildings or by enjoying the many cultural events.

Enjoy a personalized destination experience allowing you to choose how you spend your time ashore. Go sightseeing or shopping. Maybe linger at a famous landmark or dine at a favorite restaurant. Crystal is pleased to offer you the option to explore independently with the service of a private vehicle with an English-speaking guide. Embark on an itinerary of your own design to explore the city&#39;s main attractions, or sights off the beaten path. The local beauty, history and culture are yours to discover as you travel at your leisure, enjoying the comfort of a private car and the expertise of an English-speaking guide, both at your disposal for four hours.Maximum round-trip mileage for this service is 80 kilometers (approximately 50 miles). Mile overages may be subject to additional costs and will be billed onboard. Pricing and pre-reservations are based per vehicle, not per person. Only one person needs to book it. Private cars accommodate maximum 2 guests comfortably seated in the back of the vehicle. While this service does not include a tour program, entrance fees, meals, refreshments, gratuities or any other incidental charges, including parking and/or tolls, you can either tell your guide where you would like to go or take the guide&#39;s suggestions. The departure date and time, as well as the model and type of private vehicle, will depend on availability. Departure times for half-day vehicle services are limited to morning or afternoon departures only, based on availability. Unfortunately, half-day services are not available for mid-day departures, from 10:00am to 1:30pm.

For guests wishing to explore independently, Crystal is pleased to offer this private vehicle service and English-speaking guide.&nbsp;

Private Half-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide - Hamburg

Enjoy a personalized destination experience allowing you to choose how you spend your time ashore. Go sightseeing or shopping. Maybe linger at a famous landmark or dine at a favorite restaurant. Crystal is pleased to offer you the option to explore independently with the service of a private vehicle with an English-speaking guide. Embark on an itinerary of your own design to explore the city&#39;s main attractions, or sights off the beaten path. The local beauty, history and culture are yours to discover as you travel at your leisure, enjoying the comfort of a private car and the expertise of an English-speaking guide, both at your disposal for eight hours.Maximum round-trip mileage for this service is 80 kilometers (approximately 50 miles). Mile overages may be subject to additional costs and will be billed onboard. Pricing and pre-reservations are based per vehicle, not per person. Only one person needs to book it. Private cars accommodate maximum two guests comfortably. While this service does not include a tour program, entrance fees, meals, refreshments, gratuities or any other incidental charges, including parking and/or tolls, you can either tell your guide where you would like to go or take the guide&#39;s suggestions. The departure date and time, as well as the model and type of private vehicle, will depend on availability.Maximum round-trip mileage for this service is 200 kilometers (approximately 124 miles). Mile overages may be subject to additional costs and will be billed onboard.

Private Full-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide - Hamburg

Enjoy a personalized destination experience allowing you to choose how you spend your time ashore. Go sightseeing or shopping. Maybe linger at a famous landmark or dine at a favorite restaurant. Crystal is pleased to offer you the option to explore independently with the service of a private vehicle with an English-speaking guide. Embark on an itinerary of your own design to explore the city&#39;s main attractions, or sights off the beaten path. The local beauty, history and culture are yours to discover as you travel at your leisure, enjoying the comfort of a private van and the expertise of an English-speaking guide, both at your disposal for four hours. Pricing and pre-reservations are based per vehicle, not per person. Only one person needs to book it. Private vans accommodate maximum of four guests seated in the back of the vehicle. While this service does not include a tour program, entrance fees, meals, refreshments, gratuities or any other incidental charges, including parking and/or tolls, you can either tell your guide where you would like to go or take the guide&#39;s suggestions. The departure date and time, as well as the model and type of private vehicle, will depend on availability.Maximum round-trip mileage for this service is 80 kilometers (approximately 50 miles). Mile overages may be subject to additional costs and will be billed onboard.Requests for this excursion require a valid booking ID number for all participants. Unfortunately, visitors and outside guests cannot be accommodated.

Private Half-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide - Hamburg

Enjoy a personalized destination experience allowing you to choose how you spend your time ashore. Go sightseeing or shopping. Maybe linger at a famous landmark or dine at a favorite restaurant. Crystal is pleased to offer you the option to explore independently with the service of a private vehicle with an English-speaking guide. Embark on an itinerary of your own design to explore the city&#39;s main attractions, or sights off the beaten path. The local beauty, history and culture are yours to discover as you travel at your leisure, enjoying the comfort of a private van and the expertise of an English-speaking guide, both at your disposal for eight hours. Pricing and pre-reservations are based per vehicle, not per person. Only one person needs to book it. Private vans accommodate maximum of four guests seated in the back of the vehicle. While this service does not include a tour program, entrance fees, meals, refreshments, gratuities or any other incidental charges, including parking and/or tolls, you can either tell your guide where you would like to go or take the guide&#39;s suggestions. The departure date and time, as well as the model and type of private vehicle, will depend on availability.Maximum round-trip mileage for this service is 80 kilometers (approximately 50 miles). Mile overages may be subject to additional costs and will be billed onboard.

Private Full-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide - Hamburg

This elegant evening program combines a panoramic introduction to Hamburg with a relaxed dining experience highlighting traditional regional flavors. Travel begins from the cruise terminal by comfortable coach, offering exterior views of the city&#39;s most recognizable landmarks illuminated after sunset. The route passes through Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), a UNESCO World Heritage Site where historic red-brick warehouses line narrow canals, creating a distinctive maritime atmosphere.The panoramic drive continues through St. Pauli, with views of the renowned Reeperbahn (Entertainment District), historically linked to Hamburg&#39;s music and cultural scene. The skyline is marked by St. Michaelis Kirche (St. Michael&#39;s Church), a Baroque landmark affectionately known as “Der Michel”. A brief stop near Hamburger Rathaus (Hamburg Town Hall) allows appreciation of this Neo-Renaissance masterpiece, notable for its ornate façade and prominent civic presence.Following the city tour, travel continues to a traditional local beer hall for a convivial dinner. The menu features a classic German schnitzel, accompanied by a German beer of approximately 16.9 fluid ounces (0.5 liters), followed by a serving of traditional apple strudel. The evening concludes with a comfortable return to the pier, offering a relaxed perspective on Hamburg by night.

An atmospheric evening showcasing Hamburg&#39;s illuminated landmarks, followed by a classic German dinner with local beer and traditional dessert.

Evening Panoramic Hamburg & German Dinner

Experience the evening allure of Hamburg on a guided tour that combines historic charm, architectural grandeur, and the vibrant energy of its nightlife. Begin with a scenic drive along the Landungsbrücken (Landing Piers), where the illuminated docks and ships create a glittering waterfront panorama. Continue through the Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring iconic red-brick warehouses reflected in the calm canal waters, before entering the modern HafenCity, where contemporary design and historic architecture meet in striking contrast.Pause at St. Michael&#39;s Church (Michel) for exterior photography of this Baroque landmark, rising prominently over the skyline. Proceed to Hamburg Town Hall, an ornate Neo-Renaissance masterpiece with over 600 rooms, whose illuminated façade highlights the city&#39;s architectural sophistication. Pass by the scenic Inner and Outer Alster Lakes, and continue to Reeperbahn, Hamburg&#39;s legendary entertainment district in St. Pauli. Once a sailor&#39;s haunt and the proving ground for The Beatles in the early 1960s, it is now a lively area of theaters, music clubs, and bars. Stroll through the bustling streets, enjoy a tasting of local schnapps, and soak in the atmosphere of the city&#39;s nightlife before returning to the pier.

Evening lights, historic architecture, and the vibrant energy of Reeperbahn combine to reveal Hamburg&#39;s enchanting maritime charm and lively urban spirit.

Hamburg by Night: Landungsbrücken to Reeperbahn

Embark on a full-day journey from Hamburg to Berlin via public train, offering a seamless combination of scenic travel and immersive city exploration. Upon arrival in Berlin, meet a knowledgeable local guide for a panoramic coach tour through the capital&#39;s most iconic landmarks. Drive along Kurfürstendamm Boulevard, passing the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, the golden Victory Column, Bellevue Palace, and the historic Reichstag building. Pause for a photo at Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of Germany&#39;s unity, and view the moving Holocaust Memorial, the contemporary Potsdamer Platz, remnants of the Berlin Wall, and the former border crossing of Checkpoint Charlie. Continue along Unter den Linden Boulevard, observing the Humboldt Forum, Alexanderplatz, and the TV Tower.Following the panoramic drive, enjoy lunch at a traditional Berlin restaurant before embarking on a guided walking tour toward Museum Island. Pass through Bebel Platz, the Neue Wache, and the main building of Humboldt University, and admire the Berlin Cathedral. Stroll along the Museum Colonnades, passing the New Museum, Old National Gallery, and Pergamon Museum, with optional free time to explore the surroundings.Return to the train station for the scenic ride back to Hamburg and continue by coach to the ship. This tour blends history, architecture, and culture, offering both guided insights and moments for independent discovery.

Experience Berlin&#39;s history and culture in a single day, from Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall to Museum Island and the iconic TV Tower, all accessible via an effortless train journey from Hamburg.

Berlin Highlights

This refined panoramic journey offers an elegant overview of Hamburg, widely known as the “Gateway to the World”. Travel begins from the cruise terminal by comfortable coach, passing through Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), the largest historic warehouse complex in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Distinctive red-brick architecture and narrow canals reflect the city&#39;s maritime legacy.The route continues past Binnenalster (Inner Alster Lake), where landscaped promenades frame the water, before arriving in the civic heart of the city. A brief photo stop allows appreciation of Hamburger Rathaus (Hamburg Town Hall), an imposing Neo-Renaissance landmark symbolizing Hamburg&#39;s independence and prosperity.The drive proceeds toward St. Pauli, offering exterior views of the well-known Reeperbahn (Entertainment District), noted for its cultural history and vibrant character. Along the way, the skyline is marked by St. Michaelis Kirche (St. Michael&#39;s Church), one of Hamburg&#39;s most recognizable churches. The tour concludes along the waterfront at Landungsbrücken (St. Pauli Piers), with views toward the historic Alter Elbtunnel (Old Elbe Tunnel), completed in 1911 as a feat of early engineering.This panoramic experience presents Hamburg&#39;s highlights with minimal walking, offering a comfortable introduction to the city&#39;s architectural, commercial, and maritime heritage.

A graceful introduction to Hamburg, featuring UNESCO-listed warehouses, grand civic architecture, historic waterfronts, and iconic city landmarks, viewed comfortably from a panoramic drive.

Panoramic Hamburg

Discover Hamburg from two unique perspectives - by land and by sea. Begin your tour at the pier where you&#39;ll meet your guide, and head to the nearby S-Bahn station to make your way to the Landungsbrücken jetties. Once you arrive, your guide will take you on a walking tour along the Elbe River promenade to the stunning Elbphilharmonie concert hall, passing through the vibrant HafenCity district along the way.Next, you&#39;ll board the metro towards the Jungfernstieg boulevard, where you&#39;ll find the pier for your exclusive chartered solar cruise boat. Hop on board and enjoy a leisurely 60-minute cruise along the picturesque Alster Lake, taking in the beautiful views of Hamburg as you go. Once you disembark, you&#39;ll have some free time to explore the close-by town hall on your own and grab a bite.Finally, meet up with your guide again for the return journey back to the pier. This is the perfect way to experience the best of Hamburg by both land and sea and in the greenest way as possible, by using only public transportation, as the locals.

Combine a scenic cruise on the Alster Lake in a solar powered boat, with a guided walking tour along the Landungsbr&uuml;cken &amp; Hafencity. Experience public transport as a local!

Hamburg by Land & Sea

This excursion offers an introduction to Lübeck, one of northern Germany&#39;s most important historic trading cities. Travel through the pastoral landscapes of Schleswig-Holstein before arrival in the UNESCO-listed old town. A local guide, traditionally dressed, leads a walking exploration highlighting Lübeck&#39;s role as the former “Queen of the Hanseatic League”.The visit begins at Holstentor (Holsten Gate), a striking medieval city gate that once guarded Lübeck&#39;s western entrance and remains a powerful symbol of Hanseatic wealth. The route continues to St. Marienkirche (St. Mary&#39;s Church), a masterpiece of 13th-century Brick Gothic architecture. An interior visit provides insight into the church&#39;s scale, craftsmanship, and influence on Baltic church design.Passing Buddenbrookhaus (Buddenbrooks House), formerly home to writers Heinrich and Thomas Mann, the walk reflects Lübeck&#39;s literary and cultural legacy. A lunch break follows at Café Niederegger, renowned for its marzipan traditions, featuring a regional meal and a small marzipan specialty.After lunch, further exploration reveals Lübeck&#39;s narrow alleys, hidden courtyards, and Rathaus Lübeck (Lübeck Town Hall), one of Germany&#39;s most impressive civic buildings. A short period of independent time allows for relaxed exploration or souvenir shopping before the return journey.

A cultured journey through Lübeck&#39;s Hanseatic heritage, combining medieval architecture, literary history, and a classic marzipan lunch in one of Germany&#39;s most atmospheric old towns.

Hanseatic Lübeck with Traditional Lunch

This curated experience highlights Hamburg&#39;s architectural heritage and creative spirit, beginning with a transfer from the pier to Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renowned for its red-brick warehouses and network of canals, this historic district reflects Hamburg&#39;s rise as a global trading port. A guided walking exploration reveals the scale, craftsmanship, and urban design of the warehouses, with commentary focused on commerce, engineering, and daily life along the waterways.During the walk, a pause at a local bakery introduces Franzbrötchen (Hamburg cinnamon pastry), a regional specialty enjoyed as a light tasting. The route then continues to Miniatur Wunderland (Miniature Wonderland), one of the city&#39;s most celebrated cultural attractions, located within the heart of Speicherstadt.An exclusive behind-the-scenes visit offers access to technical corridors and service areas rarely seen by the public. Led by museum specialists, this portion highlights the engineering, digital systems, and craftsmanship required to operate the world-renowned miniature landscapes and model railways. The visit focuses on insight and innovation rather than scale alone, providing a deeper appreciation of this creative achievement.Following the museum experience, return transfer to the pier concludes a compact yet enriching introduction to Hamburg&#39;s heritage and imagination.

A refined blend of UNESCO-listed brick architecture, a taste of local pastry tradition, and rare behind-the-scenes access to Hamburg&#39;s most imaginative attraction.

Hamburg Speicherstadt Heritage and Miniature Wonderland

This meaningful journey combines an overview of Hamburg&#39;s historic development with a reflective visit to one of the most significant memorial sites in northern Germany. Departure from the pier begins with a panoramic drive through the city, passing Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its red-brick warehouses and canals, as well as HafenCity (Harbor City), a symbol of Hamburg&#39;s modern transformation. The route also includes views of St. Michaelis Kirche (St. Michael&#39;s Church), a Baroque landmark long associated with the city skyline.The experience then continues beyond the city center toward KZ-Gedenkstätte Neuengamme (Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial). Once the largest concentration camp in northwestern Germany, Neuengamme functioned as a site of forced labor linked to the armaments industry and other wartime projects. A guided introduction provides historical context while remaining respectful and factual. Time is allocated for independent exploration of selected interior exhibitions, allowing personal reflection based on individual interests.The visit concludes at the Haus des Gedenkens (House of Remembrance), a solemn space dedicated to honoring the victims. The return journey to the pier offers quiet reflection on Hamburg&#39;s wartime history and its lasting global significance.

A balanced and respectful experience combining Hamburg&#39;s cityscape with a powerful memorial visit, offering historical insight, reflection, and a deeper understanding of World War II&#39;s impact.

Hamburg Panorama & Neuengamme Concentration Camp

Explore Hamburg&#39;s WWII history through a guided visit to its surviving air raid shelters and bunkers. Begin with a short coach transfer from the pier to the Feldstraße Bunker, one of the city&#39;s two remaining Flak tower structures. Originally built with reinforced cement and steel for air defense, the bunker now features a rooftop garden, community green spaces, and a hotel and restaurant, offering a modern perspective on a historic landmark.Continue to the Bunker Museum, located in a restored four-tube air raid shelter, where the original architecture has been preserved to convey the wartime experience. Meet the in-house guide and learn about the impact of air raids on Hamburg, including personal accounts from witnesses in both Hamburg and London. Discover archival photographs and detailed displays that reveal daily life during the conflict, while the guided tour highlights both technical and human aspects of the city&#39;s wartime history.After the guided experience, enjoy some time to explore the museum independently before returning to the coach. During transfers, your guide provides additional context on the broader consequences of the air raids and the city&#39;s reconstruction, offering a comprehensive understanding of Hamburg during WWII.

Step inside Hamburg&#39;s historic bunkers and air raid shelters to uncover personal stories, architectural ingenuity, and the lasting impact of WWII on the city&#39;s landscape.

Hamburg WWII Bunkers & Air Raid History

At the head of the Oslofjord, which boasts many densely wooded islands, lies the impressive Norwegian capital of Oslo. This inspiring city is the site of many of Norway&#39;s finest historic and cultural achievements. Towering above our dock near the city center is the imposing Akershus Fortress and Castle. Graceful Viking ships, the Munch Art Museum and Gustav Vigeland&#39;s awesome sculpture collection are among the rich treasury of attractions this city has to offer.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Oslo

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Oslo

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Oslo

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Oslo

Embark on a panoramic exploration of Oslo, a city blending rich history with modern innovation. Journey through the heart of Norway&#39;s capital, passing iconic landmarks such as Akershus Fortress, a medieval stronghold; the Parliament Building; the stately Royal Palace; the Nobel Institute; and Karl Johan Street, Oslo&#39;s most vibrant avenue.Continue past the entrance to the celebrated Vigeland Sculpture Park, a masterpiece of art and design. The journey ascends approximately 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) to Holmenkollen, offering sweeping views of the cityscape and fjord below. This elevated vantage point provides an unforgettable perspective of Oslo&#39;s natural beauty.Pause at Oslo&#39;s modern Opera House, an architectural triumph designed by the Norwegian firm Snøhetta. Completed in 2008, the structure&#39;s striking design of marble and granite appears to rise seamlessly from the waters of the Oslo Fjord. A brief stop allows for photographs of this renowned cultural landmark.The route continues through Oslo&#39;s eastern districts, passing the Norwegian Maritime School and the Ekeberg Hill, both providing panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes.Conclude the journey with an enriched appreciation for Oslo&#39;s cultural and architectural treasures, along with its breathtaking natural surroundings, all experienced in the comfort of a luxury coach.

Discover Oslo&#39;s unique charm on a panoramic journey, featuring Akershus Fortress, Vigeland Sculpture Park, Holmenkollen&#39;s sweeping views, and the striking Opera House. Experience the perfect blend of history, innovation, and natural beauty in Norway&#39;s vibrant capital.

Panoramic Oslo

Begin with a short walk to the bicycle base, where guests receive safety instructions and are outfitted with all necessary equipment.Set off on a guided cycling journey through the heart of Oslo, combining cultural landmarks with scenic waterfront routes. Ride to Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle overlooking the harbor, and enjoy a brief walk along its historic ramparts. Continue to City Hall Square, the pedestrianized plaza that hosts the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, then follow the car-free paths along Oslo Fjord, taking in expansive views of the harbor, islands, and surrounding hills. Pedal along the modern harbor promenade to reach the Bygdøy Peninsula, home to elegant waterfront neighborhoods and museum areas. Cycle through the artistic district of Tjuvholmen before returning to the bicycle base to conclude the adventure.This easy-paced tour provides a refreshing and active way to experience Oslo&#39;s iconic landmarks, historic architecture, and picturesque waterfront scenery while enjoying the convenience of guided cycling through the city&#39;s pedestrian-friendly routes.

Discover Oslo on a relaxing cycling tour, from medieval fortresses and scenic fjord showcasing the city&#39;s cultural and waterfront highlights.

Oslo by Bycicle

Discover the rich history and artistic heritage of Oslo with a curated exploration of its most iconic landmarks. Begin with a drive past the medieval Akershus Fortress, constructed in the 1290s by King Håkon V, a commanding presence overlooking Oslo Fjord. Admire the stately Royal Palace, the elegant Parliament, and the distinguished National Theater, each showcasing Norway&#39;s cultural and political significance.Ascend into the hills surrounding the city to Holmenkollen, renowned for its panoramic views and the towering ski jump, an architectural marvel originally built in 1892. The journey continues with a visit to The Vigeland Park, an extraordinary outdoor museum dedicated to the works of Gustav Vigeland. Stroll along its tranquil pathways and admire 212 evocative stone and bronze sculptures that depict the beauty and complexity of the human experience.Conclude the tour with a scenic return drive through Frogner, an affluent district known for its elegant residences and tree-lined streets. This exclusive journey seamlessly blends history, art, and natural beauty, offering an enriching glimpse into Oslo&#39;s finest treasures.

Uncover Oslo&#39;s finest treasures, from the historic Akershus Fortress and majestic Holmenkollen views to The Vigeland Park&#39;s captivating sculptures, blending history, art, and nature in an enriching journey through Norway&#39;s vibrant capital.

Oslo Highlights and Vigeland Sculpture Park

This full-day excursion offers an unforgettable exploration of Oslo&#39;s most distinguished landmarks. Begin with a scenic coach ride passing Akershus Fortress, Oslo City Hall, the Royal Palace, Karl Johan Main Street, Parliament, and the National Theatre, en route to the celebrated Vigeland Sculpture Park. This renowned park, created by Gustav Vigeland, features over 200 sculptures in granite and bronze, symbolizing the human life cycle. Take a guided walk through this open-air gallery before continuing to the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, where breathtaking views of the city and fjord await. First constructed in 1892, this iconic venue offers a glimpse into Oslo&#39;s sporting heritage.Next, venture to the island of Bygdøy to discover the Norwegian Folk Museum. Explore exhibits that highlight Norwegian history, rural life, and traditional celebrations. Among the museum&#39;s treasures is the Gol Stave Church, dating back to approximately 1200. Continue to the Maritime Museum, where an impressive Viking ship replica offers a fascinating insight into Viking shipbuilding and seafaring culture.Enjoy a delightful local lunch before visiting Oslo City Hall, the venue of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, and concluding the tour with a return to the ship.

Explore over 200 sculptures at Vigeland Sculpture Park, enjoy breathtaking views from the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, and uncover Viking history at the Maritime Museum.

A Journey Through Classical Oslo

Embark on a tranquil boat journey through the serene waters of the Oslofjord, admiring the stunning landscape and picturesque islands. Oslo, located at the head of the fjord, offers a breathtaking view of Akershus Fortress and the twin towers of Oslo City Hall from the harbor. Sail past various islands, including Hovedøya, and enjoy views of Dyna Lighthouse, nestled in the narrow inlets. Cruise through sheltered bays, soaking in Oslo&#39;s cosmopolitan beauty from the water.The boat will glide close to the Bygdøy Peninsula, renowned for its world-class museums and scenic beaches. Highlights include the Norwegian Maritime Museum, home to historic sailing vessels, and the Fram Museum, where the polar ship Fram is displayed. This leisurely cruise provides an unparalleled perspective of the city, accompanied by spectacular fjord scenery, charming islands, and idyllic bays.To complete this scenic excursion, indulge in a delightful serving of fresh, sweet shrimp, savoring the flavors of the Norwegian coastline.

Cruise through the picturesque Oslofjord, enjoy views of Akershus Fortress and City Hall, and discover the Fram Museum and Norwegian Maritime Museum, complemented by a delicious serving of fresh shrimp.

Scenic Oslofjord Cruise

The Nobel Peace Prize, described by the Oxford Dictionary as the world&#39;s most prestigious award, has been presented in Oslo since its establishment in 1901, in accordance with the will of Alfred Nobel. While the other Nobel Prizes are administered in Sweden, Nobel gave no explanation for his decision to have the Peace Prize awarded in Norway, though several theories attempt to explain this choice.This tour traces the legacy of Alfred Nobel. Accompanied by an authorized Oslo Guide, visit the Nobel Peace Center to learn more about Nobel&#39;s vision, the history of the prize, and the achievements of its laureates. Continue to Oslo City Hall, the venue where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony takes place each year, and admire its striking architecture and rich artistic décor.The visit then continues with a walk to the Royal Palace for an outside visit. Learn about Norway&#39;s modern Royal Family and hear stories about King Haakon VII, who reigned during both World Wars; King Olav V, affectionately known as the “People&#39;s King”; and the current monarchs, King Harald V and Queen Sonja. Enjoy a pleasant stroll through the beautiful palace gardens before returning to the ship.

Stroll along Oslo&#39;s scenic waterfront towards Aker Brygge with a guide, visiting the Nobel Peace Center and the Royal Palace exterior while discovering the city&#39;s royal and cultural heritage.

Oslo&#39;s Royal and Nobel Legacy

Begin this fascinating journey at the Fram Museum, located on the historic Bygdøy peninsula. Explore the legendary ship Fram, crafted in 1892 and famously used in polar expeditions by Norwegian pioneers such as Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen. Experience the ship in its entirety, including its original interior and artifacts, offering an authentic glimpse into these daring Arctic and Antarctic expeditions.Next, visit the Kon-Tiki Museum, celebrating the adventurous spirit of Thor Heyerdahl. Discover the iconic Kon-Tiki raft, constructed from balsa wood, which Heyerdahl used during his groundbreaking 1947 voyage from Peru to Polynesia. Explore additional exhibits showcasing his expeditions to the Galapagos Islands and Easter Island, along with the Ra II, a papyrus boat that successfully crossed the Atlantic in 1970.Conclude with an immersive experience at the Norwegian Maritime Museum, dedicated to Norway&#39;s seafaring heritage. Admire the meticulous reconstruction of a Viking ship inspired by the Gokstad excavation, revealing the advanced shipbuilding techniques of the Vikings. The accompanying film brings the Viking Age to life, depicting their extraordinary maritime culture and voyages.

Explore the Fram Museum, delve into Thor Heyerdahl&#39;s groundbreaking expeditions at the Kon-Tiki Museum, and discover Viking maritime history at the Norwegian Maritime Museum. This journey celebrates Norway&#39;s legacy of exploration and adventure.

From Vikings to Polar Pioneers

Begin this artistic journey at the National Museum, home to Norway&#39;s largest collection of Norwegian and international art predating 1945. The museum&#39;s impressive collection showcases paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints by renowned artists. Highlights include masterpieces by Edvard Munch, such as The Scream, alongside works by celebrated Norwegian artists J.C. Dahl, Adolph Tidemand, Hans Gude, Harriet Backer, and Christian Krohg. The collection offers a captivating exploration of Norway&#39;s artistic heritage within a global context.Continue to the MUNCH Museum, a landmark dedicated to the extraordinary legacy of Edvard Munch. Following his death in 1944, Munch bequeathed over 1,100 paintings, 4,500 drawings, and 18,000 prints to the City of Oslo. This purpose-built museum houses his unparalleled body of work, with rotating exhibitions ensuring that major pieces are always on display. Immerse yourself in Munch&#39;s emotive and innovative style, gaining insight into the life and vision of one of modern art&#39;s pioneers.Conclude with a scenic drive through Oslo&#39;s vibrant city center, passing architectural landmarks and cultural highlights en route to the pier.

Experience iconic works of art at the National Museum and explore the legacy of Edvard Munch at the dedicated MUNCH Museum. Discover Oslo&#39;s rich artistic and cultural heritage through this curated journey.

The World of Edvard Munch

This journey begins with a visit to the historic Akershus Fortress, a symbol of Norway&#39;s resilience. Construction of Akershus Castle commenced in 1299 under King Håkon V, strategically positioned at the end of a headland to endure countless sieges. In the 17th century, King Christian IV modernized the castle, converting it into a Renaissance-style residence. Restoration efforts beginning in 1899 preserved its grandeur, even as the fortress served as Nazi headquarters during World War II. Explore the castle&#39;s interiors and uncover the legacies of the kings who shaped its history.Continue to the Resistance Museum, located within the fortress&#39;s historic grounds. Established in 1966, this museum chronicles Norway&#39;s occupation during World War II. Through authentic artifacts, photographs, and documents, the museum provides a compelling narrative of Norwegian patriots&#39; sacrifices and struggles for freedom. A memorial honors those who lost their lives in the fight against oppression. This visit offers an emotional and inspiring glimpse into Norway&#39;s wartime history and enduring spirit of unity.

Explore the medieval grandeur of Akershus Fortress and delve into the courage of Norwegian patriots at the Resistance Museum. Discover a story of resilience, history, and bravery set against the backdrop of Oslo&#39;s iconic fortress.

Akershus Fortress and Resistance Museum

Capital of the “World&#39;s Happiest Country,” Copenhagen is known for its colorful buildings, busy canals and cozy ambience. In this charming city, you can stroll the Tivoli Gardens, visit museums or join the cycling culture by touring on two wheels.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Copenhagen

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Copenhagen

This sightseeing excursion showcases the highlights of Copenhagen in comfort, offering magnificent photo opportunities while minimizing walking. Experience the charm, history, and elegance of this Baltic gem from the luxury of a motor coach.Discover over 850 years of history as the tour begins with the City Hall Square, featuring its National Romantic-style architecture and views of the Tivoli Gardens, one of the world&#39;s oldest amusement parks. Pass by the picturesque island of Slotsholmen, home to the grand Christiansborg Palace, the seat of the Danish Government, and the iconic Børsen (Old Stock Exchange) with its distinctive spire.The scenic route continues through Christianshavn District, where the sleek Opera House overlooks the harbor, offering a striking contrast to Copenhagen&#39;s historic charm. Capture unforgettable views of Amalienborg Palace, the winter residence of the Danish Royal Family, a masterpiece of 18th-century Danish Rococo architecture.Marvel at the colorful waterfront houses of Nyhavn and pass Rosenborg Castle, an enchanting Renaissance structure nestled in the King&#39;s Gardens, housing the Danish Crown Jewels.Conclude the tour with an iconic photo stop at the Little Mermaid statue, Copenhagen&#39;s most beloved symbol, seated at the water&#39;s edge, gazing out over the harbor.

Enjoy historic landmarks, vibrant waterfronts, and photo opportunities of Copenhagen without extensive walking. Tour stops feature the City Hall Square, Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace, Nyhavn, and the iconic Little Mermaid statue.

Wonderful Copenhagen

Begin a scenic journey through Copenhagen, Denmark&#39;s vibrant capital, en route to the legendary Tivoli Gardens, one of the world&#39;s oldest amusement parks. Established in 1843, this enchanting destination is renowned for its elegant floral displays, charming cafés, and celebrated attractions. During an introduction walk, learn about the garden&#39;s history and highlights, including the historic wooden roller coaster, operational since 1914, and the breathtaking Star Flyer, the world&#39;s tallest carousel at 262 feet (80 meters).Following a guided introduction, take time to savor a refreshment at one of Tivoli&#39;s charming venues. Then, enjoy some free time to stroll around Tivoli Lake, once part of the city&#39;s historic defense system, or immerse yourself in the excitement of its exhilarating rides.After regrouping, enjoy a panoramic drive past Copenhagen&#39;s famed landmarks. Admire the colorful gabled houses of Nyhavn Waterfront, the 370-year-old Børsen (Old Stock Exchange), and the historic Holmens Church, built in 1563 and the site of the royal wedding of Queen Margrethe II and Prince Henrik.Conclude the journey with a visit to Copenhagen&#39;s cherished Little Mermaid statue. Perched at the water&#39;s edge since 1913, this iconic symbol honors Hans Christian Andersen&#39;s timeless fairy tales and offers a quintessential photo opportunity.

Enjoy a visit to Tivoli Gardens, one of the world&#39;s oldest amusement parks also featuring floral displays, iconic attractions, and tranquil lakes. Stop at one of Tivoli&#39;s acclaimed for a refreshment before going on a panoramic drive through Copenhagen&#39; highlights.

Tivoli Gardens and Copenhagen&#39;s Royal Charm

Discover the rich history and regal grandeur of Copenhagen on a journey to Slotsholmen, known as “The Island of Power”. This cultural and governmental heart of Denmark offers a captivating exploration of Christiansborg Palace and its historic surroundings.Begin with a visit to the King&#39;s Royal Reception Rooms. The Great Hall, a setting for state dinners, is adorned with magnificent tapestries depicting over 1,000 years of Danish and international history. Marvel at the throne room, where monarchs, including Queen Margrethe II, have been proclaimed regents. Explore the remnants of the two prior Christiansborg Palaces, including the Royal Chapel and historic stables, where the Royal Household&#39;s white horses reside, alongside opulent coaches such as the Golden State Coach, coated in 24-carat gold.Descend underground to the ruins of Bishop Absalon&#39;s Castle, dating back to 1167. These remnants tell tales of medieval fortifications, royal power, and significant historical events that shaped Denmark.Cross the parliamentary courtyard to the Library Garden, a tranquil oasis once part of the city&#39;s bustling harbor. View historical features like the wall hooks where ships from Denmark&#39;s colonies once moored, and learn about Denmark&#39;s democratic legacy as members of parliament pass through this space.Conclude the experience with a visit to the Christiansborg Tower, the tallest in inner Copenhagen at 354 feet (108 meters). From this vantage point, enjoy sweeping views of the city while savoring a traditional Danish open-faced sandwich lunch before returning to the pier.

Explore Copenhagen&#39;s regal heart at Slotsholmen with visits to Christiansborg Palace, the King&#39;s Royal Reception Rooms, and the ruins of Bishop Absalon&#39;s Castle. Conclude with panoramic city views from Christiansborg Tower, blending history, elegance, and stunning vistas.

The Island of Power

Embark on a fascinating journey to Roskilde, a town steeped in Viking history and royal legacy. Begin with a visit to the Viking Ship Museum, home to the remains of five Viking longboats that date back over a millennium. These vessels, recovered from the depths of Roskilde Fjord, tell the story of Viking exploration and seafaring prowess. On Museum Island, discover an active archaeology workshop and, during the summer months, a working Viking boatyard where skilled craftsmen recreate Viking-age wooden boats using traditional methods.Continue to Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Scandinavia&#39;s earliest brick Gothic cathedral. This architectural masterpiece, with its striking spires and centuries-old grandeur, is a symbol of Denmark&#39;s cultural and religious heritage. The cathedral, originally constructed in the 12th century, evolved over the centuries with the addition of chapels, porches, and intricate details.Explore the burial site of Danish monarchs, where ornately designed tombs commemorate their legacy. The cathedral is also believed to house the remains of Harald Bluetooth, a powerful Viking king. Admire bronze statues, expansive frescoes, intricately carved wooden choir stalls, and vivid paintings that reflect the importance of this sacred site.Enjoy sweeping views of Roskilde Fjord, imagining the Viking ships that once navigated its waters. After this immersive experience, return to Copenhagen with a deeper understanding of Denmark&#39;s Viking heritage and royal traditions.

Uncover the Viking legacy of Roskilde with a visit to the Viking Ship Museum and Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore ancient ships, royal tombs, and stunning architecture, offering a captivating glimpse into Denmark&#39;s rich history.

Roskilde: Viking Legends and Royal Splendor

Discover the historic charm and contemporary contrasts of Dragør, a picturesque village once a Dutch settlement on the edge of Amager Island. Stroll through narrow, cobblestone streets lined with 17th-century houses, painted in vibrant yellow, and enjoy the quaint atmosphere of this well-preserved village. From the marina, marvel at the Oresund Bridge, which at the time of its construction, was the largest suspension bridge in the world, linking Denmark with Sweden.Dragør&#39;s history dates back to medieval times when it was a bustling marketplace for Hanseatic merchants. Over the centuries, the village developed into a prosperous shipping town. Due to rigorous preservation efforts, much of the old town remains intact, with its cobblestone streets and charming alleys offering a window into the past. Enjoy a guided stroll through the village, taking in the springtime hollyhocks and scenic views of Øresund Strait. A traditional Danish lunch consisting of open/faced sandwiches will be served at a local venue.The tour continues with a visit to the Orestad district, a striking contrast to the traditional village. Once a vast marshland, this area now showcases sleek, modern buildings crafted from steel and glass by renowned architects, such as Bjarke Ingels. A photo stop and introduction to this dynamic district will highlight the juxtaposition of cutting-edge design and rural landscapes, where oxen and geese graze just across a small stream.

Explore the charm of Dragør, a medieval village with vibrant 17th-century houses and stunning views of the Oresund Bridge. Discover the contrast of modern Orestad, with its striking architecture, blending history and contemporary design seamlessly.

Timeless Traditions and Modern Masterpieces

Explore Copenhagen from a unique perspective with a scenic canal cruise, offering a leisurely way to uncover the city&#39;s charm. Built on a series of islands and interconnected by canals and waterways, Copenhagen provides an ideal backdrop for a relaxed exploration by water.Embark on the canal cruise near the iconic Little Mermaid statue, and enjoy views of the city&#39;s renowned landmarks, including Christiansborg Palace, the Old Stock Exchange, and the Royal Palace of Amalienborg. As the boat glides through the expansive harbour, continue into the tranquil canals of Christianshavn and Frederiksholm, where picturesque historic buildings line the waterways.Along the journey, the golden spiral tower of the Church of Our Savior rises above the surrounding architecture. The local guide provides insightful commentary, sharing captivating stories of the city&#39;s history and its famous landmarks.This intimate canal experience offers an unparalleled opportunity to appreciate the beauty of Copenhagen&#39;s waterways and its architectural wonders.

Discover Copenhagen&#39;s charm on a scenic canal cruise, passing iconic landmarks such as Christiansborg Palace, Amalienborg Palace, and the Little Mermaid statue. Glide through tranquil canals and enjoy captivating stories of the city&#39;s history and architectural wonders.Depending on the tide, the canal boat might not go into all the canals (in case of high tide, Christianshavn and the canal surrounding the parliament is usually unaccesible).Depending on the tide, the canal boat might not go into all the canals (in case of high tide, Christianshavn and the canal surrounding the parliament is usually unaccesible).

Copenhagen Canal Jaunt

The NH Collection Copenhagen sits in a beautiful location next to the harbour in the heart of Copenhagen. The vibrant city life of Christianshavn is on the doorstep and both the Opera, Royal Library and Nyhavn are within walking distance of the hotel’s front door. The property&#39;s 394 guest rooms and suites are decorated in a modern style and contain Scandinavian and international elements throughout. When it comes to mealtimes, the NH Collection Copenhagen gives guests&#39; plenty of choice. From breakfast in the main restaurant to a light bite or tempting meal in the tapas bar, Tablafina.

NH Collection Copenhagen

Rosewood London is a luxury hotel in the heart of the city, near Covent Garden and Oxford Street. Guests can enjoy the elegant, spacious rooms featuring bespoke furnishings, Nespresso coffee machines, and TVs. The hotel offers a variety of dining options, from the all-day Mirror Room restaurant to the Holborn Dining Room, serving traditional British dishes with a twist. The Pie Room is a one-stop destination for pie lovers, and Scarfes Bar is a cosy and social spot for drinks and live jazz. Guests can visit Sense Spa, sauna, and fitness suite for relaxation and wellness.

Rosewood London

The Langham, London

Completing a total refurbishment in 2013, The Hotel d&#39;Angleterre was constructed as a neoclassic palace, and has maintained it’s 1870&#39;s historical aspects. The hotel blends elements of it’s original legacy with the latest in tailored services, elegance and technology. It is ideally situated next to the Royal Danish Theater on the Kongens Nytorv Square in the heart of Copenhagen, and connected to the famous Str&#248;get pedestrian shopping street. The hotel features comfortably designed rooms and suites, all with complimentary WI-FI, spacious marble bathrooms, the latest technology and individually controlled climate systems. The hotel’s stunning Royal Suite, with one to three bedrooms, features a grand balcony and fireplace, as well as a private dining room.

Hotel D'Angleterre

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